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Est1981, "Palomino Valley Gun Club is
Northern Nevada's premier precision rifle club located in Reno, NV"
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PVGC is located outside of reno just 20minutes from pyramid lake. We host PRs style centerfire and rimfire matches as well as gas gun. Matches are held on the last weekend of each month with centerfire on Saturdays and either rimfire or gas gun on Sundays. Match sign ups will be linked in the bio at the beginning of each month. by @pvgcpr
Last matches of the year come on out! by @pvgcpr
September match sign ups are open! Come on out search pvgc on @impactscoring by @pvgcpr
Pics from Augusts PR and Gas Gun matches thanks all who came out! by @pvgcpr
Stage 0 jungles runs are always fun. Use 5 props from the match and 5 of the targets. Shoot move shoot move great way to start out the day! by @pvgcpr
Speedy stage from last months match, high round count stages and lots of movement this month, be there! #gasgun #longrangeshooting by @pvgcpr
July's matches are up! Come enjoy the "dry heat" by @pvgcpr
Tried my hat cam at the @pvgcpr gas gun match. The footage sucked. Shot my @knightarmco SR-25 260Rem, the shooting did not suck. Normal iPhone videos to follow…. by @pvgcpr
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@pvgcpr Gas Gun Stage 4. Single IPSC at 665 yards. Engage the target with two hits from each of the mats, alternating from left mat to right mat, until 8 hits are achieved. Pretty straightforward stage. I can’t remember what my wind call was, but whatever it was, it worked. I was second overall on this stage with a time of 41.49 seconds. by @pvgcpr
@pvgcpr Gas Gun Stage 3: HUGE circle at 100 yards and a bowling pin at 300 yards. Engage the 300yd target with 1 hit from a tip, then engage the 100yd circle with 1 hit from standing unsupported. Repeat 2x. Finish by engaging the 300yd target with 1 hit from the cradle, and then the 100yd target with 1 hit standing unsupported. This was my most disappointing stage, and here’s why: Prior to shooting, I made a mental note to be “extra patient” on the last standing unsupported shot at the 100yd target to close the stage. I did not want to get “buck fever” so to speak and start launching panic rounds. BUT THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT I DID. I can critique my movement, or my lack of a first round impact from any of the positions on the tank trap, but what made me the saddest was I completely fell apart mentally on that last target. I still ended up third overall with a time of 49.32, and the panic shots wouldn’t have changed that significantly, but damn it bugs me when I don’t execute my plan like I want to. I want to give my buddy Dave over at @d.wilson_mfg a little shout out. His URX ARCA rail adaptors are freaking awesome. Low profile, fit like a glove, and allow the KAC URX guns to ride a bag so much better. It’s the best solution I’ve seen for KAC, and he also makes for LMT. If you own one of those rifles, you should pick up a set! by @pvgcpr
@pvgcpr Gas Gun Stage 2: Five total targets from 170 to 500 yards. From bench one, engage T1, T2, and T3. From bench two, engage T2, T3, and T4. From bench three, engage T4, T5, and T5 again. This was a target acquisition and data management stage. The transitions between targets were really large, and applying the correct hold to the correct target in the correct sequence was challenging. Unfortunately, there were several stages that I had to immediately go from RO to shooter on, and I think this was one of them. I didn’t do a good job of picking out reference points for quick target acquisition, and i had to refer to my data card quite a bit for my target holds. Probably could have shot it a few seconds faster if I spent more time preparing, but oh well. I think this was the first time I’d used the @cole.tac Revolution as a rear bag, and it did just fine. The more I use that bag, the more I love it. I did replace the fill in the bag to a super secret formula that @3guns2hands gave me. Go over to his page and bug him to tell you what it is. It’s the real deal. I was 4th overall on this stage with a time of 52.83 seconds. by @pvgcpr

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