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Souppes sur Loing Range is 100 kilometer South East from Paris near Nemours (
the town where the Dupont "de Nemours "
USA
family was coming) and Fontainebleau ( the residence for French kings ) with its
castle and huge forest.
Spring Trophy 2025
Reported by Carlos PACHECO
Phone: +(33)627204478/160513765 Email:
chp_angodis@yahoo.com
This year edition of our Spring Trophy was an exceptional one, not only by the
number of effective participants 68, but also for the gorgeous weather
with warm temperatures up to 30°C and mild winds, more than 10°C above the
normal temperatures of the season, during the first 3 days
followed by a last
“sporty” day
more in line with the usual Souppes-sur-Loing conditions, maximum 17°C and NE 25
kph winds and gusts of 45 kph.
Aggregate LV 100m
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On day one Pascal Fischbach (France) won with a comfortable margin the LV100,
followed by Wolfgang Voglstaetter (Austria) and
Giorgio Dapian (Italy) the small group was shot by Roland Igle (France) with a
3,22 mm;
Aggregate HV 100
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On day two the 1,80 mm group on match 5 of Werner Aeschlimann (Belgium) left no
chances to anybody and he won the HV 100 Aggregate
and small group of the day, followed by Frederic Guegan (France) and Johannes
Frank (Iceland);
Aggregate HV 200
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On day 3 In the 200 m HV with good weather conditions our first time visitor
from Iceland Johannes Frank made it to the top followed
by two
steady shooters Pascal Fischbach (France) and Frederic Guegan (France)
with Pascal Fischbach shooting the small group of the day with a 7,48 mm.
Aggregate LV 200
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For the 4th and last day of the competition the LV200, in a more
traditional “Souppes weather conditions” windy and cool, saw
Johannes Frank from Iceland winning it with a comfortable margin, followed
by Wolfgang Voglstaetter (Austria) and Alain Beaumont (France).
The Grand Aggregate Light Varmint
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winner was Wolfgang Voglstaetter (Austria) followed by Johannes Frank (Iceland) and Pascal Fischbach (France);
The Grand Aggregate Heavy Varmint
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went therefore to Johannes Frank (Iceland) followed by Frederic Guegan (France) and Ekkehard Widman (Austria)
The TWO GUN
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1st place Johannes Franck (Iceland) 2nd place Pascal Fischbach (France) 3rd place Frederic Guegan (France)
4th place Ekkehard Widman (Austria) 5th place Wolfgang Voglstaetter (Austria)
The BECKER Trophy
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that contemplates the best 200-meter shooter, in a new version kindly offered
by our friend benchrest shooter Yves LeDu,
went without surprise to Johannes Franck that shot really well and
consistently for his first participation in our competition.
A last comment to sincerely thank the exceptional dedication of the ACS crew
that deployed an enormous amount of work
to improve the range conditions
and insure that out competition would run flawless in the best conditions,
to the
measuring crew that once again did an outstanding job, and to our ladies in the
“buvette”
that kept everybody happy with food, drinks and coffee. See
you all again next year!
