The Original CZ Forum
GENERAL => CZ Custom => Topic started by: Stuart on July 17, 2005, 07:30:15 PM
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Angus...
how is nationals going??? How are you and Matt, Todd doing..
thanks for any updates...
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Unofficial Finals.
Angus 2nd.
Matt 3rd.
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Seveigny first ??
I like Dave
Just wish his gun was made of steel.
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As impossible as it sounds, apparently he had some equipment problems and Matt a strong second, but I wasnt there. Anyone who was ?. By the way, were the boys able to shoot the SP01's or were they shooting 75/85's ?. Olhasso, who I shoot with alot, was 5th - I can tell you he is fast with his Beretta's
TY
Jon
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Anyone know what happened to Sindelar.
Jkushner1
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Todd's day job is to protect Capitol Hill as part of the Capitol Police - a Federal police force not to be confused with d.c. metro/local cops.
He's been training their officers full time & he was unable to reconcile a work conflict with the Nationals while also balancing prep for the World Shoot. Unfortunate turn of events, but National security comes 1st.
On another front, I just returned from the Production & Revolver Nationals (with limited) where I met the Grand Master himself, Angus on the Speedy Steel stage. Got to watch him shoot the new SP-01 for a stage or two & all I can say is: very impressive! Sevigny was certainly on his game & it was quite an accomplishment that Angus kept up with him; I think that Sevigny will have some very tough competition at the World shoot & all of it will come from shooters using CZs.
I meant to talk with Angus more at the vendor tent but he seemed a little busy talking with two very attractive blonds & I was not about to barge in on that conversation! Anyway, Angus: great job shooting & good to have met you in person.
As for my own Nationals performance, well, what is there to say? I shot my old stand-by SV limited .40 instead of the Standard IPSC & I finished well down in B class; I am just barely inside B by 4% & my results more or less reflect that. Perhaps if I had shot a CZ things would have turned out better. Anyway, I did not DQ or pass out from heat stroke & learned a lot from my 1st Nationals (like - yes, it is possible to run a golf cart into a ditch & almost roll it).
D.C. Johnson
Limited Shooter
www.shootersparadise.com
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Correct MAtt and I were 2nd and 3rd a great showing for CZ.
We had a great match and anticiapte 3 weeks of good training before we get to Ecuador.
I did have a few problems caused by a missing safety retaining detent that was missing from my gun. It cause the safety to come on at in oppertune moments.
Unfortuantly the problem was self caused as I must have "lost" it when I put the gun abck to gether before I elft for nationals.
I did however manage to claw my way back from 6th place after the first full day to a respectable 2nd.
I am confident for World Shoot.
Sorry I did not get to tlak to you more doug. Next time man.
Congratulations to MAtt for a stelring performance and third place.
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How do you think you'll stack up in Ecuador against Seveigny, he is human. By the way, who was winning in open when you left, my Freind from France ?
Thanks,
Jon
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Its all good Angus & I was glad we got up to stage 7 & 8 to see you shoot! I managed to get just one action photo:
(http://home.comcast.net/~ty44934/wsb/media/580083/site1054.JPG)
This was my 1st trip to the Nationals & I hope to make it a yearly tradition (though I doubt they will rent me a golf cart again next year). Regards,
D.C Johnson
By the way - I forgot to mention above that CZ sent a factory rep to the Nationals & set up a table in the vendor's tent complete with the new all Stainless 75B, an SP-01 Tactical (de-cocker model) and a TS/Tactical Sports .40 which is quite a bit like (but not identical) to my Standard IPSC.
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TS ans IPSC are evry similar more about internal changes really although TS has fixed sight. I know Jon like that.
Eric was not at Nats he decided to go somewhere in South America to practise.