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Metallic Division 3rd Place finisher Phil Strader runs his Open gun on The Practical
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Phil hits the deck on the 50 yard stage of the Practical. Going prone helps keep the gun stable for long shots.
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John Scoutten of ShootingUSA tries his hand at the Falling Plate event.
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Tim Theno, a Production Division shooter shows that at Bianchi Cup, “bling” has a whole different meaning.
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More from The Barricade Event, this shooter has her Open gun clamped to the side of the barricade using the gun’s wings.
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The Barricade Event is the only of the Bianchi Events that calls for truly fast shooting – the 10 yard stage is 6 shots in 5 seconds, which actually isn’t that fast, but it’s certainly faster than any of the other stages.
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Eventual champion Bruce Piatt prone on the Falling Plates
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Team Safariland shooter Kandi dives for the deck on the Falling Plates with her Open revolver.
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See Vern.
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See Vern shoot.
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Production Division Champion Dave Sevigny tears it up on the Falling Plates.
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BJ Norris with his S&W 5906 on the plates. I asked why he shot a 5906 and not an M&P, and he told me because that the 5906 locks up very similarly to a 1911, making it a tad more inherently accurate than the M&P, and in this game, accuracy is everything.
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Production shooter Tony Caspers rocking his CZ SP01 on the plates.
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Tony’s CZ closing up in recoil.
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Cutting down the Speed Steel Event. I like this photo, because even though you can’t see the shooters very well, you can see their results – the steel is on the way down, but hasn’t finished falling yet.
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Jessie Abbate of Team Glock crushing the Speed Steel event.
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Competitor 129? Who could that be? (thanks to Julie G. for the picture)
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I actually took a lot more photos than this – there are some in the album that I didn’t post up, but you’re free to view with a click of your mouse, and hopefully you’ll see some of my work in an upcoming issue of a major firearms magazine.