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Special Interests - Groups & Societies => The Barracks => Topic started by: Pitspitr on August 05, 2011, 07:14:51 PM
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In light of the recent developements in Texas, Lt. Col. Windy City Joe has gratiously offered to host the 2011 Grand Muster Oct. 28-30 at Garnett KS. I'll leave it to him to supply the rest of the details.
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Mark your calendars, October 28 - 30, 2011. Kansas Vigilance Committee (NCOWS) will be hosting The Grand Army of the Frontier (GAF) Grand Muster. The muster will be at Garnett , Kansas (zip code 66032) 75 miles SW of Kansas City, MO. (N38* 15.363” / W095* 12.992”) Registration will be open to anyone (GAF, NCOWS, SASS) and will be limited to 30 shooters.
Registration forms will be available on the dispatches page of the Grand Army's Web site at a later date. Registration fee will be $65.00 per shooter. Extra Saturday night meal for non-shooters $10.00 each.
This muster will be a primitive camping event (pre-1900), meal will be provided Saturday night, all other meals can be bought from Buck our chuck wagon cook ( four meals for $25.00 (Friday night, Saturday breakfast & lunch and Sunday breakfast), or participants can cook your own meals (wood provided). For those that do not want to do the primitive camping there is the Garnett Inn and RV Park (Sheila Woosley 785-448-6800 or www.garnettinnandrvpark.com) located 2.5 miles from the range. The planned activities include: A 200 yd target long range rifle match, a shorter long range pistol match and a GAF Expansion Era Match on Friday, Five steel target main match. One stage will be of the skirmish format in the woods. Bring plenty of ammo; there will be a few knock down targets. Exact round counts will be given later. If you have any items for sale or trade, bring them and setup a trade blanket. Please let me know if you are planning to attend so we can have an idea for the awards to order.
Windy City Joe
windy-city-joe@ncows.org
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I will be there.
RCJ
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I've just started making plans to attend. Lookin forward to it!
Scout 8) 8)
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I'll be there! Will the Long Range Rifle be on steel or paper?
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I'm planning on it! Will not be able to be there for the side matches, but should be there for all the main matches.
Do you have contact info for the motel? I'm going to have to travel pretty light this time.
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Motel info: Garnett Inn and RV Park. Located 2.5 miles from the range. The manager is Sheila Woosley you can reach her at 785-448-6800 or www.garnettinnandrvpark.com
WCJ
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I'll plan on being there......was planning on going to Illinois muster, but it's the same weekend.
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Calender marked, Time off request going in at work tommorrow. Hopefuly I can find someone to ride shotgun.
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I won't be able to make it. But you all have a fine shoot. And I will see you next summer!
SFC Mustang Gregg
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Am planning to be there as long as my grandson's first birthday (25th) isn't celebrated that week end. Pray that we have it the weekend before cause I can't miss B-day #1 and I don't want to miss the Muster. Who would there to be to keep all you heathen rowdies under control?
Respectfully Submitted,
Bvt. LTC Montgomery Little, Senior Chaplain, GAF
Division of Missouri, Commanding
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Will download the registration, I will be there. Do you want any assistance with certificates?
Dusty
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Yes Dusty that would be nice and greatly appreciated if you could help me with the certificates. Thank you.
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World map or North American continent?
Dusty
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PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR . MAJOR C.O. JONES
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I'll be there.
Bob Little
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Registration should be on our web site by tomorrow and will be open to anyone in GAF, NCOWS or SASS, or want-a-be's
This muster will be a primitive camping event (pre-1900). Saturday night banquet meal will be provided; Banquet and uniform judging will be on site. Not wanting to do the primitive camping there is the Garnett Inn and RV Park (Sheila 785-448-6800 or www.garnettinnandrvpark.com) located 2.5 miles from the range.
A 200 yd target long range rifle match, a shorter long range pistol match and a GAF Expansion Era Match on Friday, Saturdays will have 8 stages with 2 of them being a skirmish format in the woods. Sunday’s stage will be two stages 10 targets ea.
Windy City Joe
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I'm very pleased to see the GAF will be able to hold the Grand Muster this year.
Given the short notice, Lieut. Col. Windy City Joe will be playing catch up over the next couple of months so please be patient with him and give him as much support as possible.
With the change in date I won't be able to make the Muster as I planned this year. I've a family obligation that weekend and Home CinC would not appreciate my absence (so WCJ, I won't be able to try out that "new" rifle I got from you).
US Scout
GAF, Commanding
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Oh No! :o
I was looking forward to getting to see you again.
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I made sure my calendar was free for the Muster in Texas, but now that its moved forward a few weeks I'm not able to come. We're hosting the neighborhood Halloween party that weekend.
However, as I told Lieut. Col. Drydock, next year I'm driving out so I can bring the guns, ammo, and gear I need, spending time along the way out and back visiting friends, relatives, and seeing some CW and IW historical sites. I particularly want to do a CW tour of Missouri.
US Scout
Brig Gen, GAF
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General, Don't forget Carthage and Sherwood and Cassville and Wilson's Creek and Lexington and be on the watch for those scoundrels from Kansas. If you should happen across anyone named Lane, just shoot them and head for Carthage. We will see that you get succor and some extra powder and ball to see you on your way home. Just stay south of the Mason and Dixon and all should go well.
Your Obedient Servant, Capt. Montgomery Little, Jackson's Cavalry, Forrest's Escort, commanding
Note: As I learned at Thompson's Station, Tn in March of 63....Never, Never, Never get ahead of your troops. It could be fatal.
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2011 Grand Muster Registration available now on the GAF web site Dispatches
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General, that's good advice from Capt. Little. After you cross into Kansas, you should check out Fort Scott. While it is a bit earlier period, basically pre-civil war, still really interesting, many of the origional buildings are completely restored, and others were preserved just the way they were when it was acquired in (I think) the '30's or 40's
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General, Don't forget Carthage and Sherwood and Cassville and Wilson's Creek and Lexington ....
All high on my list - and I'm hoping you'll be available to show me around Carthage. But that'll have to wait until next year.
In St Louis last week I picked up "A Tour Guide to Missouri's Civil War" by Gregory Wold, and a DVD "Missouri's Civil War Tour" which I picked up from James Country Mercantile at the NCOWS Convention, both of which should help me find my way around a bit.
US Scout
Brig Gen, GAF
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I was tellin the guys that "There were probably a lot of people looking forward to having General Scout come out from the East Coast-and what are they gonna get?-Private Isaac from the East Coast!!" A lot of you might not understand what a great laugh we had!
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Come and give them HELL Private Isaac.
“The deadliest weapon in the world is a MARINE and his rifle!”
GEN. PERSHING, US.ARMY
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What would be an approximate round count? Also, is the Expansion Era Match rifle/pistol only, or shotgun too?
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I was tellin the guys that "There were probably a lot of people looking forward to having General Scout come out from the East Coast-and what are they gonna get?-Private Isaac from the East Coast!!" A lot of you might not understand what a great laugh we had!
How humiliating - it's a different story altogether having to surrender to a Private rather than a General.
;D
RCJ
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Fudge; went to put in for a couple days off, shop is already at 1/2 strength, so I can't make it.
Brian
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This is great news for me. The Texas musters didn't work out with my work sched (NO time off, NO MORE than one vac. day at a time, NO holidays, etc.) The re-deployment to Kansas (and MY NEW JOB!!!) will now possibly make it happen. Hell, even if I can't make it, my wife may go without me.
I am OPTIMISTICALLY throwing in with this muster this year. I will get my/her/our registration in when I can verify I can make it. Looking foward to seeing you all again!!!
@ Pitspitr: The Garnett Inn is a nice little motel/RV spot, very easy access to the range (maybe 2-3 miles). Penny and I stay there when we go to shoot with KVC. They do have a little cocktail lounge/bar, but no eats close by (it's actually on the very edge of town - BUT THEY DO HAVE A ROOM WITH A JACUZZI!!!!!!! Prices aren't bad.
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The usual Military Observer from the Dominion of Canada will also be in attendance!
Registration Form has been completed and, together with entry fee, has been delivered into the questionably trustworthy hands of Canada Post. (If they can manage to get the envelope into the care and custody of the USPS, I know it will be OK from then on ..... )
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I was tellin the guys that "There were probably a lot of people looking forward to having General Scout come out from the East Coast-and what are they gonna get?-Private Isaac from the East Coast!!" A lot of you might not understand what a great laugh we had!
I thought it was funny - except for the part where I can't attend the Muster!
On the other hand, I'm glad to see that the Corps will be well represented.
US Scout
Brig Gen, GAF
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General, that's good advice from Capt. Little. After you cross into Kansas, you should check out Fort Scott. While it is a bit earlier period, basically pre-civil war, still really interesting, many of the origional buildings are completely restored, and others were preserved just the way they were when it was acquired in (I think) the '30's or 40's
I know Ft Scott well. Used to live in Nevada, MO just 20 miles from Ft Scott and have visited the facility several times.
US Scout
Brig Gen, GAF
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@ Pitspitr: The Garnett Inn is a nice little motel/RV spot, very easy access to the range (maybe 2-3 miles). Penny and I stay there when we go to shoot with KVC. They do have a little cocktail lounge/bar, but no eats close by (it's actually on the very edge of town - BUT THEY DO HAVE A ROOM WITH A JACUZZI!!!!!!! Prices aren't bad.
I actually stayed there in'05. Right now I'm thinking that since I'll only be there 1 1/2 nights I will probably take Col. Drydock up on his offer of hospitality.
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The first registration for the GAF Grand Muster at Garnett has be recieved. (With payment in full)
First shooter is:
Mushy McNut aka Kelly Taylor - Shooting in the Scout class.
Respectfully;
Michael "Books" Tatham
Acting Adjutant
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I regretfully must report that I won't be able to attend. The horses are still recovering from the last trip and requier a lot of feed for such a journy. Duties here also need attending to. Sorry I wont be able to join you but be sure to get a few good shots in for me.
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Additional Muster Registraions include:
Dale Svaglic - Scout
Grant Rombough - Mil-spec. Single Shot
John Covert - Scout
Respectfully;
Michael "Books" Tatham
Acting Adjutant
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Books, I have heard a nasty rumor that you will be shooting in the Staff Officer class. Is that true? I am thinking quite seriously about doing the same and would appreciate the company. Think I shall procede towards Carnegie Hall.
Bvt LTC Montgomery Little, GAF Senior Chaplain, Division of Missouri, Commanding
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Just picked up the 1st place mugs today. They look good.
WCJ
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Books, I have heard a nasty rumor that you will be shooting in the Staff Officer class. Is that true? I am thinking quite seriously about doing the same and would appreciate the company. Think I shall procede towards Carnegie Hall.
Bvt LTC Montgomery Little, GAF Senior Chaplain, Division of Missouri, Commanding
What else woud the Acting Assistant Adjuatant General (AAAG) shoot. However, I may be too busy with my duties to shoot.
Respetfully;
Michael "Books" Tatham
AAAG
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AAAG O'toole, There is no duty more important than the continual upkeep of prowess with one's issue firearm. All paperwork duties are merely useless falduraw meant to maintain the deception of busyness within the ranks. Of course if you are going to be involved in mess, latrine or stable duties, that is another matter.
Bvt LTC Montgomery Little , GAF Senior Chaplain
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Clearly, the Acting Assistant Adjuatant General needs an Assistant Acting Assistant Adjuatant General.
"Well, he's and officer and a gentleman. And thats no job for a gentleman!"
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What he really needs is a good seargent to keep all the details taken care of!
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What he really needs is a good seargent to keep all the details taken care of!
I like that idea.
Books
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Bro. Books, I will volunteer to be that Sgt. I have a lot of idle times on my hands since I retired from Law Enforcement.
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Entry form and payment went in the mail today.
Scout
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The check's in the mail. Actually you should have it by now. Books, I shall be shooting BP Staff Officer...except in side matches where I shall endeavor to utilize every advantage that I can.
God Bless and keep your powder dry.
Lt. Col. Montgomery Little, GAF Senior Chaplain.
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Come and give them HELL Private Isaac
I'll do my best Colonel and bringing as much of it as I can from the Atlantic Fleet 1200 miles away. Quite far inland for what I'm used to, but worth the trip!
How humiliating - it's a different story altogether having to surrender to a Private rather than a General.
;D
RCJ
I have got you surrounded! ;D
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Updated, revised and additional Muster Registraions include:
Kelly Taylor - BP, Forager
Dale Svaglic - Mil-spec. Single Shot (Smokeless)
Grant Rombough - Mil-spec. Single Shot (BP)
John Covert - Scout (Smokeless)
Bob Little - Mil-Spec. Single Shot (Smokeless)
Larry Little - Staff Officer (BP)
"Cowtown Scout" - Mil-spec. repeater (Smokeless)
Don Luetkemeyer - Mil-spec. repeater (Smokeless)
Respectfully;
Michael "Books" Tatham
AAAG
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Registration went in the mail today. Need to make reservations at the Garnett Inn (Thanks anyway Drydock) as Cathy is attending with me! Yea!!!! I've been trying to get her to attend GAF functions with me since I joined and she finally agreed to come with me to Garnett. She'll get to wear the new dress I got her last winter.
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I don't have a problem getting my wife to travel to the "general area" of the events, but I can't even get her to look at any period clothes for her.....
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Apparently I got the last reservation for the Garnett Inn.
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Updated, revised and additional Muster Registraions include:
Kelly Taylor - BP, Forager
Dale Svaglic - Mil-spec. Single Shot (Smokeless)
Grant Rombough - Mil-spec. Single Shot (BP)
John Covert - Scout (Smokeless)
Bob Little - Mil-Spec. Single Shot (Smokeless)
Larry Little - Staff Officer (BP)
"Cowtown Scout" - Mil-spec. repeater (Smokeless)
Don Luetkemeyer - Mil-spec. repeater (Smokeless)
David Vanderpool - Scout (Smokeless)
Penny Vandepool - Scout (Smokeless)
Burt Pearson - Scout (Smokeless)
Ralpy Bogear - Scout (Smokeless)
David Birk - Milspec Repeater (Smokeless)
Respectfully;
Michael "Books" Tatham
AAAG
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Books,
I'm coming with River City, but of couse am late in sending in entry, what was the deadline again?
Yuma Kid - Scout - Black Powder
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Books,
what was the deadline again?
Yuma Kid - Scout - Black Powder
I don't know if Windy City Joe has established a deadline. He should, because I am sure we will have to give an advance headcount to the cook.
Books
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Updated, revised and additional Muster Registraions include:
Kelly Taylor - BP, Forager
Dale Svaglic - Mil-spec. Single Shot (Smokeless)
Grant Rombough - Mil-spec. Single Shot (BP)
John Covert - Scout (Smokeless)
Bob Little - Mil-Spec. Single Shot (Smokeless)
Larry Little - Staff Officer (BP)
"Cowtown Scout" - Mil-spec. repeater (Smokeless)
Don Luetkemeyer - Mil-spec. repeater (Smokeless)
David Vanderpool - Scout (Smokeless)
Penny Vandepool - Scout (Smokeless)
Burt Pearson - Scout (Smokeless)
Ralph Bogear - Scout (Smokeless)
David Birk - Milspec Repeater (Smokeless)
Jerry Davenport - Milspec Single-shot (Smokeless)
Respectfully;
Michael "Books" Tatham
AAAG
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On the back of the Registration form it states:
Entries received after the October 10th deadline will be
assessed a $10.00 per entry late fee.
NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER OCTOBER 24th, 2011!!
I will be going to the engraver on Wednesday with a list of names for the name badges.
Make sure that you are on my list, if not the name badge you will receive will not have your name on it. So, let me know what name (alias or real) you want on it.
Windy City Joe
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Apparently I got the last reservation for the Garnett Inn.
Anybody have any info on the other Garnett hotel, I believe it is "economy inn", or something like that. Shows up in google search, but no website.
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Motel info: Garnett Inn and RV Park. Located 2.5 miles from the range. The manager is Sheila Woosley you can reach her at 785-448-6800 or www.garnettinnandrvpark.com
WCJ
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Put Yuma Kid down for sure. He's good for the money. ;D
RCJ
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Windy City & Books,
Please change my category to Scout (Black powder).
No sense in Yuma walking away with a prize mug. ;D
RCJ
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A few questions:
1. with 15 registered shooters are you planning on only using 1 squad?
2. would it be possible for a competitor to register in 2 classes?
3. if so what would it cost for the second registration?
4. Is there an approximate round count yet?
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We will be having around 22 -24 shooter. Planning on having two squads.
Approximate round count will be:
Main match Rifle 106 / Pistol 81
Era of Expansion Rifle 20 / Pistol 20
Long range Rifle 10 / Pistol 10
Side matches Pistol 30
If you brought 150 rounds each for rifle & pistol, it should be plenty.
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Shotgun is for the Foragers?
I'll have some books for the prize table.
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I'll try to bring a book or 2 myself.
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I have some items to bring for the door prize table also.
Had not planned on bringing a shotgun unless you included the '97 for the expansion era match like they did last year. As Drydock pointed out Forager class is the only one listed as using shotguns for the main match.
Any idea on time schedules for the event. Want to make sure I know what time to be there each day.
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At the urging of Windy City Joe, I have included a shotgun in one of the stages I wrote .... but a staged gun and ammunition will be supplied for that one.
As usual, I have an item or two I can bring for the prize table. One in particular I have in mind is a full box (20 rounds) of Frankford Arsenal ".38 Revolver Ball Cartridges, Reloading". (It has been awhile since I wrapped it up in cellophane for protection, but as I recall they are dated '06 on the headstamp, so they do fall nicely into the Era of Expansion at any rate.)
I am travelling once again all the way from the remote fastness North of the Great Medicine Line ..... so I encourage others to make the necessary arrangements to attend!
I am continuing to work on a couple of other chaps up here to take in a Muster. Almost had one of them convinced for this year, I think, but then some "family commitment" intervened.
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Also forgot to ask in my earlier post will we need a bayonet, sword, sabre or any other edged weapons
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When can we start setting up? Thursday or Friday
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You can set-up on Thursday if you want. Some of us local boys will arrive on Wednesday to start setting up the range. Thursday we are planning to set up the saloon and last minute stuff. If you arrive early you will have to do your own cooking.
Yes, by all means you will need a bayonet, sword; on two stages you will use a bayonet.
Don’t forget to bring extra rounds of pistol ammo for the side matches on Friday.
On Friday I would like to have the safety meeting at 0845 and start shooting by 0930.
So far we have 27 shooters.
Windy City Joe
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More good news! I started filling out the form to take a 1/2 day of comp on Friday the 28th and realized that it's Fall Break. That means I'll be able to leave Thursday right after the football game and I should actually be able to be there for some of the side matches! That means I will only be able to shoot one class in the main match because I don't have enough brass for both matches. Oh well, it's a small price to pay to get in on the sidematches!
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What does the Friday Schedule look like. With the change in travel plans, I'd like to take part in as many of the side matches as possible but probably won't be able to be there until later in the morning or afternoon friday.
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Will anyone be driving near Table Rock, NE on the way to the muster?
WCJ
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Updated, revised and additional Muster Registraions include:
Kelly Taylor - BP, Forager
Dale Svaglic - Mil-spec. Single Shot (Smokeless)
Grant Rombough - Mil-spec. Single Shot (BP)
John Covert - Scout (Smokeless)
Bob Little - Mil-Spec. Single Shot (Smokeless)
Larry Little - Staff Officer (BP)
"Cowtown Scout" - Mil-spec. repeater (Smokeless)
Don Luetkemeyer - Mil-spec. repeater (Smokeless)
David Vanderpool - Scout (Smokeless)
Penny Vandepool - Scout (Smokeless)
Burt Pearson - Scout (Smokeless)
Ralph Bogear - Scout (Smokeless)
David Birk - Milspec Repeater (Smokeless)
Jerry Davenport - Milspec Single-shot (Smokeless)
Michele Torrence - Scout (Smokeless)
John Torrence - Milspec Single-shot (BP)
Dave Sielert - Scout (BP)
[17 Total Shooters so far]
Respectfully;
Michael "Books" Tatham
AAAG
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Could I get driving directions from Garnett to the range? Those numbers don't work in Google map I'm afraid.
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Will anyone be driving near Table Rock, NE on the way to the muster?
WCJ
I think I've got that covered Paul.
Also I spoke with Steff at Prairie Flower today and I will be bringing collar and hat devices & Membership medals for anyone who needs to purchase them. I will be bringing the Iron Trooper medal as well.
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You only need shotgun shells if you are shooting the Forager class.
There are a few stages that you will use a shotgun and we will supply both for you. We will also supply the rifle prop with bayonet.
150 rounds each for both the rifle and pistol should be enough.
If you have any last minute questions let me know.
WCJ
904-994-7007
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Windy,
Does the range have a postal address? The coordinates you gave took me to Fort Scott, KS. I think my GPS device works a lot better with an address.
Yuma
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Try this
38.25275 N, 95.21700 W
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This address ia a.few hundred yards from the gate of the range.
25987 NE 1550 rd
Garnett,, KS 66032
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here is a map to the range.
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Updated, revised and additional Muster Registraions include:
Kelly Taylor - BP, Forager
Dale Svaglic - Mil-spec. Single Shot (Smokeless)
Grant Rombough - Mil-spec. Single Shot (BP)
John Covert - Scout (Smokeless)
Bob Little - Mil-Spec. Single Shot (Smokeless)
Larry Little - Staff Officer (BP)
"Cowtown Scout" - Mil-spec. repeater (Smokeless)
Don Luetkemeyer - Mil-spec. repeater (Smokeless)
David Vanderpool - Scout (Smokeless)
Penny Vandepool - Scout (Smokeless)
Burt Pearson - Scout (Smokeless)
Ralph Bogear - Scout (Smokeless)
David Birk - Milspec Repeater (Smokeless)
Jerry Davenport - Milspec Single-shot (Smokeless)
Michele Torrence - Scout (Smokeless)
John Torrence - Milspec Single-shot (BP)
Dave Sielert - Scout (BP)
Jarred Wight - ? - ?
[18 Total Shooters so far]
Respectfully;
Michael "Books" Tatham
AAAG
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Books, I may have to change to Staff Officer...smokeless. All my 44-40s are loaded and only about 125 BP rounds loaded. I will bring it all just in case. Isn't anyone else going to shoot Staff Officer?
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Books, I may have to change to Staff Officer...smokeless. All my 44-40s are loaded and only about 125 BP rounds loaded. I will bring it all just in case. Isn't anyone else going to shoot Staff Officer?
So far it is just you and me.
Books
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Updated, revised and additional Muster Registraions include:
Kelly Taylor - BP, Forager
Dale Svaglic - Mil-spec. Single Shot (Smokeless)
Grant Rombough - Mil-spec. Single Shot (BP)
John Covert - Scout (Smokeless)
Bob Little - Mil-Spec. Single Shot (Smokeless)
Larry Little - Staff Officer (BP)
"Cowtown Scout" - Mil-spec. repeater (Smokeless)
Don Luetkemeyer - Mil-spec. repeater (Smokeless)
David Vanderpool - Scout (Smokeless)
Penny Vandepool - Scout (Smokeless)
Burt Pearson - Scout (Smokeless)
Ralph Bogear - Scout (Smokeless)
David Birk - Milspec Repeater (Smokeless)
Jerry Davenport - Milspec Single-shot (Smokeless)
Michele Torrence - Scout (Smokeless)
John Torrence - Milspec Single-shot (BP)
Dave Sielert - Scout (BP)
Garred Wight - ? - ?
Les Richardson - Milspec Repeater - (Smokeless)
[18 Total Shooters so far]
Respectfully;
Michael "Books" Tatham
AAAG
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Books,
I don't see my name on the list, I sent registration in on 15th. Late, but you should have it by now.
Yuma
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Also, change my category to Scout-Black Powder please.
RCJ
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I won't be arriving untill Sat morning, So I'll just shoot the main stages, no side matches.
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I am coming down boys. will be arriving Friday with the Dispatcher. Guns blazing.
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Updated, revised and additional Muster Registraions include:
Kelly Taylor - BP, Forager
Dale Svaglic - Mil-spec. Single Shot (Smokeless)
Grant Rombough - Mil-spec. Single Shot (BP)
John Covert - Scout (BP)
Bob Little - Mil-Spec. Single Shot (Smokeless)
Larry Little - Staff Officer (BP)
"Cowtown Scout" - Mil-spec. repeater (Smokeless)
Don Luetkemeyer - Mil-spec. repeater (Smokeless)
David Vanderpool - Scout (Smokeless)
Penny Vandepool - Scout (Smokeless)
Burt Pearson - Scout (Smokeless)
Ralph Bogear - Scout (Smokeless)
David Birk - Milspec Repeater (Smokeless)
Jerry Davenport - Milspec Single-shot (Smokeless)
Michele Torrence - Scout (Smokeless)
John Torrence - Milspec Single-shot (BP)
Dave Sielert - Scout (BP)
Garred Wight - ? - ?
Les Richardson - Milspec Repeater - (Smokeless)
Michael Tatham - Staff Officer (BP)
John Irons - Scout ( ? )
[21 Total Shooters so far]
If your name, etc. does not appear on the above list; I have not recieved your registration. I have been adding to the list as I have recieved payment. [You may notice that I have just now added my name. I finally paid.]
Respectfully;
Michael "Books" Tatham
AAAG
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Bringing my new (to me) S&W hand ejector. ;D ;D ;D ...and the IT medal as well as several GAF devices
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Congratulations to Col. Pitspitr for winning the Brigade Champion at the 2011 Grand Muster and thus being awarded the Iron Trooper Medal for the second time.
It was a pleasure meeting you and shooting on the same squad. Lookin forward to the next time.
Scout
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Congratulations to Books Otoole for winning the Staff Officer competition. He earned it!
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Thanks Scout, coming from you that means alot to me.
Considering the closeness of the competition ( a 3 way tie between you, Rattlesnake Jack and me) it was especially an honor. It was my privelege to be able to shoot on the same squad with you. I would have never guessed that I'd ever take home a second one.
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Congratulations to the match winners!! I'll wager it was a great Muster!
We hope to be shooting with you next season for one or two Musters, for sure.
Calamity JoAnne has been pondering a 1890's Army nurse outfit to shoot in. 8)
SFC Mustang Gregg
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Gregg Thank you for the Bullets for door prizes and thanks to Joanne for setting them out for me.
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Congratulations to the winners and especially to Col. Pitspitr for a 2nd Iron Trooper award.
I sure wish I could have been there with you all. I anxiously await the after action report and lots of Pictures.
And the details for next year! ;D
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I had a nice hour or so yesterday with a couple wayward Canucks, both who now have new boots. ;)
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Was good to see you, Del! Wore the boots today, all day, and feet feel great!
Overnighting in Gillette WY ......
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:o ??? ??? ???....Oh, you meant it was good to see him in person when you stopped. What popped up on my screen when I opened this thread was your comment with his signature picture right above it.