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Team GLOCK Shooting Squad Places at Georgia Steel Challenge

Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 at 1:33 pm

Team GLOCK Shooting Squad Places at Georgia Steel Challenge

Team GLOCK Shooting Squad

Team GLOCK Shooting Squad

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SMYRNA, Georgia --(AmmoLand.com)- The Georgia State Steel Challenge was held March 5-6 at Griffin Gun Club where Team GLOCK added to their list of 2010 titles.

The eight stage steel challenge tournament required a minimum of 195 rounds. 2010 marks the 5th year of the Georgia state level tournament. A total of 108 entries were tallied among the six divisions of competition.

Team Captain Dave Sevigny won the Limited division with a GLOCK 34 and finished second place in the Open division. Sevigny also won the Steel Master title for the best aggregate total which combines scores from three divisions.

“Griffin recently expanded their range space to accommodate an eight stage tournament. The state match provides an opportunity to fire the same steel challenge courses of fire at the National and World level events. It’s helpful to our team to have Griffin nearby,” said Sevigny.

Reigning ladies steel challenge National and World champion Jessie Abbate finished in second place in the Limited division with a GLOCK 17L and third place in the Open division.

“Being two weeks out from the Steel Nationals, I feel good about the scores I shot this weekend. I still have a couple of weeks to train, and prepare for the Nationals, so I will make sure that everything s fine tuned and ready to race,” said Abbate.

Randi Rogers finished in second place Production division with a GLOCK 34 and seventh place in the Open division. Rogers adds, ”It was a pleasure to shoot the Georgia State Steel Challenge in my new home state of Georgia. I enjoy shooting steel because I believe that it is the most difficult style of shooting. Everyone is challenged to shoot as fast as they can while still being accurate. This match was great practice for the upcoming US Steel Nationals. I will continue to practice and improve before I leave for Florida in a couple of weeks.”

Team GLOCK Shooting Squad members Sevigny, Abbate and Rogers all fired a GLOCK 17 by S&J Customs in the Open division.

GLOCK was the Georgia Steel Challenge major sponsor for the fifth year in a row and was the #1 pistol used in the tournament. 15 year-old Junior title winner Cody Tucker used a GLOCK 34 and 16 year-old Junior runner-up Tierani Hendrix used a GLOCK 17. Both juniors are Georgia residents and regulars at the Griffin steel matches. All of the Team GLOCK members are supportive of the juniors in shooting sports and mentor several young competitors. Team Captain Dave Sevigny adds, “Shooting sports force you to be disciplined and to set goals. Cody and Tierani are both exceptional role models to others in their age bracket.”

Dave Sevigny, Jessie Abbate and Randi Rogers will next compete at the Steel Challenge Nationals in Titusville, FL March 26-28, 2010.

Team EOTAC’s Bob Vogel is the Top Shooter at the S&W IDPA Indoor Nationals

Monday, March 1st, 2010 at 8:29 am

Team EOTAC’s Bob Vogel is the Top Shooter at the S&W IDPA Indoor Nationals

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West Columbia, SC --(AmmoLand.com)- Team EOTAC’s Robert Vogel won the Enhanced Service Pistol title while posting the fastest time of the match at the 2010 Smith & Wesson IDPA Indoor Nationals held February 25-27 in Springfield, Mass., at the Smith & Wesson Shooting Sports Center.

Vogel, who is a law enforcement officer in Wapakoneta, Ohio, came away with a score of 144.85. Vogel beat Team Glock’s Dave Sevigny, winner of Stock Service Pistol, by 22.32 points, making this the third year in a row Vogel has finished ahead of Sevigny for the top score of the match. Vogel also won the High Law Enforcement title.

The Smith & Wesson IPDA Indoor Nationals has become one of the most popular matches on the IDPA schedule. This year Vogel’s fellow Team EOTAC teammate Mark Redl shot the match and Team EOTAC’s Team Captain was the Range Master and Sponsor Coordinator for the match.

Mark Redl competed in the CDP division and ended the match six spots out of first to secure 5th Master with a score of 231.86.

“I am extremely proud of Bob Vogel’s performance at the Indoor Nationals. It’s not easy being a full time police officer and getting the time off to compete in our shooting sports. Vogel continues to show just how dedicated he is to our shooting sports community and how talented he is as a shooter. He is an excellent role model for those getting into IDPA and the shooting sports as a whole,” said Fernando Coelho of EOTAC.

To learn more about Team EOTAC visit www.EOTAC.com.

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