Scott Valentine pulls off a perfect score (500;35X) at GSSF Indoor #1!

[Calguns.net Shooting Team]

That's right, this past Saturday (08/09) morning, Calguns.net Shooting Team member Scott Valentine set the bar high by shooting a perfect score (500;35X) at the inagural match of the GSSF Indoor League taking place at LAX Firing range over the next 3 months.

Let's give it up for Scott, and wish him the best of luck when he comes back in hopes of a repeat in October!

Check out the discussion going on here in the Competition forum.

[Dannytheman]

Great Job Scott!

[billofrights]

Nice work!

[Niviticus]

Very nice!!

[mike_the_wino]

Well done, sir.

[RoundEye]

You better have your game face on and be ready for a repeat. Saturday's Match #3 is just around the corner.

[choo2x]

Go get 'em, Scott, one more time!!! You shot the first 500, even after Nolan tried to put the whammy on you.

[Foresight88]

Good shooting sir. Well done!

[HatersLOVEme : )]

Nice shooting Scott! Looks like that one shot right on the lines inside edge was a squeaker super cool you definitely earned it kudos!

[BigPimping]

Very impressive. Well done sir.

[bsg]

congrats to Scott!

[bcrich]

Outstanding!!! It's the jersey that helped you shoot clean

[ballistic]

Awesome shooting.
Let me ask, what is the distance, and how big is the x-ring? How much time do you have?
Thanks.

[RoundEye]

Awesome shooting.
Let me ask, what is the distance, and how big is the x-ring? How much time do you have?
Thanks.

You can learn all about the COF and the Indoor League specific here.

But it is basically:

SAMPLE COURSE OF FIRE

*Please contact host club for current COF

Competitor faces NRA "D1" paper targets at distances of 12 ft., 25 ft., 50 ft. and 75 ft., with firing timed as follows:



D-1

10 rounds

12 feet

15 seconds

D-1

10 rounds

25 feet

15 seconds

D-1

10 rounds

50 feet

15 seconds

D-1

10 rounds

75 feet

30 seconds

D-1

5 rounds

25 feet

15 seconds

D-1

5 rounds

50 feet

15 seconds

[ballistic]

Thank you for the info RoundEye. I need to practice more. 50 rounds of timed fire without a flyer is very impressive indeed. Scott, I do at this time tip my hat to your outstanding performance.