In this issue:

In pursuit of gold
Shooting multi bull targets in P & K

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Hello, Too bad about the newsgroup, I'm disappointed.  I was wondering 
where all this is happening?  Do you and your team shoot any postals?
My name is Henry Gerow, I just lost my National Prone Title Aug. 16, I 	
want it back.  My father just got a new heart, Sept. 6, I need it back.	
My PB's are Prone 595 1183 2361
            Air   576 1134
            3x40 1114 2227
Where I live I'm the only one who can make the national team.  Indoors I
shoot usally 10-15 higher, Outdoors its a joke.  Not to brag but I need 
more higher level of competion.  I currently just shoot Prone, a litle 
air for a diversion, I want to start up in 3x40 just need a tripod.  My 6 
month old thune is still really stiff!  Which is helping my standing.
I have the Pan-Am Games here in Winnipeg in 1999, That's MY GOLD!  Could
you offer any help in my pursuit of this goal?  Thanks.

Lots of Tens,
Henry Gerow

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Thanks for the response to my question on laminated stocks.  I have a new
question.  In collegiate competition, we shoot on the 10 bull (+2 sighters)
targets.  In the past, we have been taught to use breathing to accomplish
changing the height from bull to bull in prone and kneeling.  I've come to
learn this may not be the best technique, that you should move your elbow in
and out slightly to alter the natural POA, thus keeping your lungs well
balanced.

I'd like to hear your thoughts on this.  Do people do this?  Do you use
something else?

I will be on vacation at the nationals until Sunday.  Will post all replies
when I return.

BTW, I added a new link to my page to the same site that did the Milan World
Cup.  They have added stuff from the Olympics where you can see the
placement of EACH SHOT the competitors made (except for the finals).  Cool.

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End of UIT Mailing List #4

Michael Ray - Systems Engineer
Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. Rifle Coach
The Olympic Shooting Page - http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/1190/


Michael Ray - Systems Engineer
Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. Rifle Coach
The Olympic Shooting Page - http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/1190/