Results: 2024 Florida State NRA Precision Pistol Championships

Nestor Pena picked up his latest Florida State NRA Precision Pistol Championship title at Gateway Rifle and Pistol Club in October.

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posted on December 9, 2024
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Florida Sport Shooting Association Pistol Director Sue Carter presents the Florida Sport Shooting Association championship trophy to this year’ winner, Nestor Pena, who also posted a 100-6X score during the .45-caliber match.
Photos courtesy of Florida Sport Shooting Association

2024 Florida State NRA Precision Pistol Championships
Florida Sport Shooting Association
Gateway Rifle and Pistol Club
Jacksonville, Fla.
October 19
29 competitors
Submitted by Ted Carter

The 2024 Florida State Precision Pistol Championships were fired at Gateway Rifle and Pistol Club in Jacksonville, Fla., the weekend of October 19-20. Both Saturday and Sunday were beautiful days as 29 shooters from eight states competed in a great two-day event.

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Florida Sport Shooting Association Pistol Director Mark Goodman congratulates Seth Innes on winning the NRA Distinguished Revolver Match. (Photo courtesy of FSSA)

 

With a score of 2575-94X, Nestor Pena was this year’s match winner, as well as the High Civilian, High Senior and High Veteran category winner. He was awarded the Florida Sport Shooting Association trophy as this year’s Florida State Precision Pistol Champion by Florida Sport Shooting Association Pistol Director Sue Carter.

Seth Innes finished second on the overall leaderboard with a score of 2551-70X, with third place going to Robert Fanucci with 2542-78X.

Seth Innes & Robert Fanucci
Left: Taking second place overall at the 2024 Florida State Precision Pistol Championship was Seth Innes. Right: Robert Fanucci finished in third place on the Florida State Precision Pistol Championship leaderboard. (Photos courtesy of FSSA)

 

Keith Sanderson won the High Master Class, with Tim Goszka taking Master Class honor and High Grand Senior winner, followed by Mark Goodman, who won the Expert Class. Mark Fiji took the Sharpshooter Class title, also winning the Metallic Division. In addition, the High Marksman and High Woman titles went to Sheri Tanner.

Jacob Milich won High Service and Jack Ragsdale topped the High Police category leaderboard. As for the .22 Only Aggregate, John Hollingshead was the winner.

In the NRA Distinguished Revolver Match, Seth Innes was the victor, with Jacob Milich the runner-up and the high non-distinguished competitor, unofficially earning the bronze and six points toward his distinguished title. In addition, Derek Dattner finished in third place.

2024 FLORIDA STATE NRA PRECISION PISTOL CHAMPIONSHIP LEADERBOARD

State Champion          Nestor Pena                 Winter Haven, Fla.     2575-94X

2nd                               Seth Innes                   Hollywood, Fla.          2551-70X

3rd                                Robert Fanucci           Mershon, Ga.              2542-78X

1st High Master           Keith Sanderson         Monument, Colo.        2540-72X

1st Master                    Tim Goszka                Sun City Center, Fla.  2485-59X

1st Expert                     Mark Goodman           St. Petersburg, Fla.     2471-52X

1st Sharpshooter          Mark Fiji                     Los Angeles, Calif.     2399-36X

1st Marksman              Sheri Tanner               Tampa, Fla.                 2228-29X

.22 Caliber Only         John Hollingshead      Frederick, Md.            2493-65X

High Woman              Sheri Tanner               Tampa, Fla.                 2228-29X

High Service               Jacob Milich               Jacksonville, Fla.        2390-35X

High Police                 Jack Ragsdale             Lumberton, Miss.       2365-44X

Dist. Revolver             Seth Innes                   Hollywood, Fla.          264-5X

Learn more about the Florida Sport Shooting Association and Gateway Rifle and Pistol Club.

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