Team MDT - Sheep Mountain | Irish PRS | ICBGC Rimfire - Field Report

Team MDT - Sheep Mountain | Irish PRS | ICBGC Rimfire - Field Report

Team MDT continued its winning streak this past weekend with numerous first and second-place finishes! Our formidable shooters left their mark at the 2024 Gunwerks Sheep Mountain Shootout, held at the Cody Shooting Complex in the picturesque mountains outside of Cody, Wyoming. Jon Pynch led the charge, securing 1st Overall and 1st in the Open Light category. Rusty Ulmer dominated the Factory Division, and Daniel Bertocchini and Ryan Steinforth's teamwork led them to a well-deserved 1st place in the Team Event! This NRL Hunter Event featured 18 challenging stages on the beautiful, rugged Sheep Mountain.

Daniel Bertocchini engaging targets. Note the new MDT Premier Gen 2 Chassis! Photo courtesy of NRL Hunter.

Center - Rusty Ulmer with a 1st place trophy in Factory. Photo courtesy of NRL Hunter.

Daniel Bertocchini and Ryan Steinforth took 1st in Teams. Photo courtesy of NRL Hunter.

Sheep Mountain is an incredible venue. Photo courtesy of NRL Hunter.

Across the Atlantic, Daniel and Rory Gibbons placed 1st and 2nd in the Irish Precision Rifle Series National Match. The match was held at the Midlands National Shooting Centre of Ireland outside Tullamore, Ireland. Daniel and Rory are still on fire following their 2nd and 3rd place finish at the recent Highland Outdoors Precision Rifle Challenge in Wales.

Congratulations Rory and Daniel!

Following his first-place finish at Appalachian Rimfire at MKM June match, Matt Stiner took 2nd at the Indiana County Bow and Gun Club PR22LR Match. The Match was the PRS Rimfire Series held at the Indiana County Bow and Gun Club in Shelocta, Pennsylvania.

Dave Ostroski and Chris Caswell. Chris took Top Lady and was using our new ACC Premier Gen 2 Chassis System!

Speaking of the new ACC Premier Gen2, check out this video breaking down the differences between the ACC Elite and the new ACC Premier!

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