First launch was scheduled for the CMASS joint launch with MMMSC in May at the Tuckahoe Turf Farm in Berwick ME.
Here are the updated simulations, with mass of components adjusted to measurements of actual components taken during the build, and with 10 MPH winds.
Actual launch conditions were 18 MPH winds with gusts to 28. We originally planned to launch with a G78G-7, but could not get it sanded down enough to fit (we plan to sand down the inside of the motor mount tube). We purchased a CTI 24-mm 3G case and a 73-F30-WH_LB. Launch was straight up until about 50', then the rocket took a hard left into the wind, flew parallel to the ground until the motor burned out, skipped across the ground a few times, then separated when the engine charge fired.
Slight crack on the nose cone; this should be easy to fix with epoxy and some sanding.
Dent and tear at the top of the e-bay. Beautiful soil and vegetation samples were aquired.

Ground-facing fin cracked off quite cleanly; it fits back together snugly enough to stay in position on the display stand. We plan to reattach with epoxy and add external fillets after sanding the whole rocket down.
The only component requiring replacement is the main body tube (so long Initiator shipping tube).
We've already ordered a pair of LOC Precision tubes, as we are planning to extend the length and double the nose weight to increase stability.
Keoki Gray (November 21, 2017)