Posted: 5/26/2008 1:24:07 PM EDT
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| Great Pics! I'm sure there must be more than that. You guys were taking pics all day. That's great you guys took pics of everyone as it pointed out a key safety factor that wasn't followed that day. We might need to pay more attention to those shooters, especially the younger ones who aren't wearing some sort of eye protection when shooting steel. |
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We had a great day and the breeze was the star of the day. I know one of the guys who had his kids out there without eye protection and I will forward this info to him ASAP. The bad thing is that I didn't see this as I would have provided some to them. I get too caught up in trying to make sure my family has all their stuff in order and that they are safe that I didn't notice this either. Pics are a great tool to find things like that as well as trigger fingers off and safety's on while moving . Thanks Chuck for the pics and letting Sarah use your camera. That's all she was talking about. -Larry |
Thanks to everyone for the feedback on the pictures. I really appreciate it, and I'm sure Sara does as well. She's responsible for a big portion of them. And, yes... there are tons more, but most are either dupes because I was just hosing the shooter, or they didn't come out. I came home w/ about 750 pics and culled them down to these 45. From what I understand from people that do this alot, that's not too far off of par for this type of shooting! Regarding the eye protection, yeah, I noticed it too. I finally offered my Wileys to Noah, and the offer was well received. It had just slipped his and his Dad's mind is all. I felt like a heel for not offering sooner. Norm's blue mats make for some pretty neat shots! |
Guy has a good lookin daughter then. Just a compliment. Plus I think we can all agree that any girl is camo is good to go right???  |
