Here is Justin Utley besides the P100 Logo. Besides winning the the President's Hundred, Justin also won the Pietroforte Trophy, the aggregate of the individual score for National Trophy Individual (NTI) and the National Trophy Team Match (NTT)

As a side recognition for the civilians shooting in NTT, the Elihu Root Trophy is awarded to the top 6 civilians
Justin posted the highest civilian score, the high man on the 6 man Elihu Root.

The last big team match in CMP is the National Trophy Infantry Team (NTIT), the TX Gold won the match. This match is shot starting at 600 yards from prone position, the match comrmcea as soon as the man size targets are exposed. The 6 man team Hasbro cover 8 targets and sump as many rounds as they could in 50 seconds. After the targets are scored for hits only, while the targets are being pasted, the shooters start walking to the 500 yard line, and race to firing positions as the targets are exposed again. Then move to 300 and shoot at half size targets. The last stage is 200, which no team hardly shoots at, for all their allocated 64 rounds per shooter is all spent.

Texas team loves their March Scopes

Butch,

The Texas team did well, and Justin shot extremely well. Additionally, Justin placed second in the Overall Individual Service Rifle competition which is an aggregate of individual scores from the President's, NTI, NTT and Hearst Doubles Matches (all service rifle events in the National Trophy Rifle Matches).

One small correction, on the NTIT aka Rattle Battle, Texas Gold was high civilian, but fourth overall. The AMU team won, USMC teams placed second and third.

As a plug for NightForce I know at least one of the Texas Gold shooters is using NightForce now.

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Originally posted by MikeBurke:
Butch,

The Texas team did well, and Justin shot extremely well. Additionally, Justin placed second in the Overall Individual Service Rifle competition which is an aggregate of individual scores from the President's, NTI, NTT and Hearst Doubles Matches (all service rifle events in the National Trophy Rifle Matches).

One small correction, on the NTIT aka Rattle Battle, Texas Gold was high civilian, but fourth overall. The AMU team won, USMC teams placed second and third.

As a plug for NightForce I know at least one of the Texas Gold shooters is using NightForce now.

This was copied and pasted from a friend that gunsmiths for them. One of the Texas team is now in the Army Reserve on their shooting team and has the other March.