Shooting a clean match means to shoot a match without missing any targets and without shooting any of the targets out of order. And shooting a clean match can be difficult to do, and extremely difficult to do if you're shooting by powder as the smoke from that propellant obscures the targets making them much more difficult to see. So to reward shooters that can manage to shoot clean, some clubs will offer a special prize. It can be a certificate or a pin or some sort of a plaque or a cool drink-coosie. I've seen all sorts of cool prizes given away and I love to win them. So I was pleasantly surprised to find out that the Mime and Marauders give away a jar of homemade jam to anyone that can shoot clean with them. And this match isn't the easiest match to shoot clean. Some clubs are just easier than others, whether that's because of the way they set up at the distance of their targets or in my case it could be the way the Bays are set up or the weather. I can get a lot clearer shot at a target in a big open bay with a breeze than I can in a shallow bay with no breeze and high humidity. So it took me until my third time shooting with the Mime and Marauders to shoot a clean match and get that coveted jar of jam. But I can tell you this, it's worth all the effort I put into it. Last week I brought you a look at the Mime and Marauders club and some of the club's officers and members all shooting the stages from their monthly match. This week we'll look at me smoking up those stages and earning my jar of jam. can bastard fish that caught a was masked and would stop plugging a jar of jam. Would a recognize that Marauders can not get сказал twice the profile would be 0 percent scar. Down! Down! Down! 31, 96, butter! Clean, clean, clean! Do the M-loving table! I'm gonna go over there. Nice to run. Nice to run. Thank you. You guys need to blow a little bit when I'm up there. We did, but with the masks on. That's right, yeah. That's right. Say hi to the Jedi TV audience. Well, by golly, some men are just born in the wrong century. Stand by! Don't call. Oh! Yeah! That's right. You're good. 27, 06. Woo! We're gonna throw a deep key. We're gonna take it away. Thanks for having me. Thank you. I don't know if they were. I'm gonna throw a deep key. Thank you. I don't know if they were. I'm gonna throw a deep key. I'm gonna throw a deep key. I'm gonna throw a deep key. Thanks for having me. Thank you. Thanks for having me. Thank you. I don't know if they were. I don't know if they were. I don't know if they were. If you have any questions on the shooting pattern for these six stages, you can refer to the previous episode where Doc Carone explained them to us. I'll post the stage description so that you'll have that number on screen prior to my shooting that stage. This may not be a Dodge City, but I look a little bit like Old Wild Bill. Stand by! Now! Now! 22-19 and Clingshitter. Take that! Now one more bullet in that gun. You better make the most of it. Stand by! 26-91 What a crossing over and under and over in your rifle for me if you would. Absolutely. Perfect. I'm loading table. Thanks Doc. Not too bad for a block pattern. I know. That's what I could do, you know. Now! Down! Down! Down! 29-23 and Clingshitter. I was a smoky-dance. I'm not going to do it like Big Iron. Stand by! Down! Down! Down! Down! Down! Down! Down! 21-23 and Clingshitter. Out. There's my jam! I will be getting some jam today. Show off. Alright, I hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, you know what to do. Special thanks to Dalton's Darlin for making the jam for the My Memoronners Club to give away. It's absolutely delicious and I'm hoping there's more in my future. I'm Jed. This is Jed ITV and I'll see you in some other place and some other time. Thanks for watching!