LEGENDS OF SILHOUETTE #2 John Dunn by the Old GuyJune saw Kenny LaCroix and myself at the 1000 yd handgun bench rest match in Sundance , WY. A little different than silhou-ette, but

Volume 26 ~ Issue 9 ~ October 2015

LEGENDS OF SILHOUETTE #2

John Dunn

by the Old Guy The first episode of this series was about a feat that was

done outside the scope of IHMSA. This one is what i consider

the greatest single feat accomplished at an IHMSA match. No

one I ever have talked to has disagreed with me about this be-

ing the most outstanding achievement at an IHMSA match. I

refer to John Dunn's 157x160 big bore four gun aggregate

score shot in 1990 at the Grass Valley Gun Club. A lot of real-ly great shooters have shot handgun metallic silhouette. There

have been a lot of good 150+ scores fired, but no one has

come even really close to John's 157x160. There have been a

handful, perhaps three or four 155s, but no 156. John's 157

stands out alone.

It just so happens that I personally was present at that

match in Grass Valley, California. I even was shooting Stand-ing next to John when he shot the first leg of this aggregate,

the Standing leg. He only missed one target through the Chick-

ens and Pigs, and I thought, "This may be the day he breaks

35," because I knew he had shot several 35s and felt stymied

at that score which he did not feel able to beat. When he

missed only one Turkey, I was really impressed at the possibil-

ities opening up, but when he got the first five Rams, I knew

this was it. He missed only the last Ram, and this added up to 37. I congratulated him, and he went to get another gun. He

proceeded to shoot 40x40 both in Unlimited and Production,

and then he started to pack up his things to leave. I asked him

where he was going, and he said, "I didn't bring my revolver

with me, so there's nothing left for me to do."

It is at this point that the true nature of Handgun Metallic Silhouette shooters came into play, something that makes this

sport like no other, a sport where people really want others to

do the best they can. All of us try to do the best we can, but all

of us want others to do the best they can, and we are very

much into helping each other. At this moment Yevonne Ball,

the wife of then California State Director Pete Ball, came over

and said, "John, you can't leave without shooting Revolver. This is too great an opportunity for you to let go by. I have

my .357 super mag Dan Wesson in the car, and I want you to

shoot it with the ammo I brought for it." I continue to believe

this is one of the most gracious acts I have seen in any sport.

John was deeply moved by this offer, and he accepted. What

happened next truly is amazing. John took a gun he never had

shot before, had no sight settings for, and knew nothing about.

He had only five sighters with which to familiarize himself

with this revolver and only the settings Yevonne had used.

With this limited information about a strange gun, he lay down

and shot a 40x40 in Revolver, an outstanding accomplishment in any circumstances, but more than doubly so in this case.

I must add that John did have a very important thing going

for him, something additional he had going for him at all our

matches. He had one of the best spotters I ever have seen, his

wife, Myrna. This is no small factor, especially sighting in a

revolver he never had shot before. If you would like some idea of why I mention this, let me add the following. In the mid

1980s I was the Match Director of the San Jose Silhouette

Club in San Jose, California. John and Myrna drove down

from their home in Nevada several times to shoot with us in

San Jose, and on one occasion I decided that the shoot off tar-

gets would be the then new half size chickens set at 200 me-

ters. John shot a 40 in Unlimited and proceeded to the shoot off line. I was not a bad spotter in those days, and since the

half size chickens were new, I decided to watch him shoot the

shoot off to get some experience spotting these small targets

which vanish quickly. These targets were only 1/2" thick so

they were comparatively light for half size chickens which of-

ten are thicker. I sat just in back of Myrna where I could not be

in her way. I watched as John hit target after target, and I watched as Myrna stuck pin after pin in their spotting board. I

had no idea if she was right or not because I couldn't seen any

of them, but she did it quickly and confidently. I waited while

the target setter put them back on the stands, and sure enough,

she had called them all correctly. Her spotting was John's se-

cret weapon.

The following was a famous story among silhouette shoot-

ers back in that day. John went to the Masters in Illinois in or-

der to compete with the top shooters in the country. He figured

all the shooters there would be like the Silhouette shooters he

had known. It was hot that day, and he and Myrna left their

things on a bench to get a cool drink. When they got back,

they found that someone had stolen Joh's shooting glasses, someone who wanted to eliminate from the competition the

one he thought was most likely to win. We are all lucky to par-

ticipate in a sport where that sort of thing just does not happen.

THANKS TO ALL FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

I am writing this as it is not said enough!

Thanks for all the Match Directors, Sponsoring clubs and to the target setters as without your time and support we would not have a place to shoot

our sport. You are the shooters direct link to IHMSA.

Thanks to the Executive committee, board of Directors as you are the people who run the organization.

Thanks to the State and Regional Directors as you provide the support to our Match directors and the clubs.

Thanks to the Equipment manufacturers who have supported us over the years. Without you, we would not have equipment to shoot the sport!

And Last, To ALL members of IHMSA, without you we would not have an Organization!

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Officer Directory HEADQUARTERS

Send Match recaps, sanction fees, membership info, Etc. to:

CINDY SMITH

P.O. Box 22356, Cheyenne, WY 82003

Phone: 801-733-8423 - Cell: 307-421-3802

Email: [email protected]

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

PRESIDENT

Steve Martens

VICE-PRESIDENT

David Smith

SECRETARY/TREASURER

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN President Steve Martens

Physically Challenged committee Cindy Smith

621 LaFayette Blvd.

Cheyenne, WY 82003

(307)421-3802

[email protected]

Vice President David Smith

621 LaFayette Blvd.

Cheyenne, WY 82003

(307) 631-9742

[email protected]

Secretary/treasurer

Region 1 Director Allan Olsen

118 Jerome Ave.

S. Plainfield, NJ 07080-5020

(908) 756-4317

[email protected]

Region 2 Director Allan Gaskin

127 Keltingham Ct.

Ridgeland, MS 39157

(601) 624-2868

[email protected]

Region 3 Director Brian Gildea

138 N. Hamilton Re

Gahanna, OH 43230

(614) 218-3556

[email protected]

Region 4 Director Jim Fields

5612 NW 58th terrace

Oklahoma City, OK 73122

(405) 203-1268

[email protected]

Region 5 Director / Industry Relations committee Kenneth LaCroix

13880 Sunnyslope Dr.

Maple Grove, MN 55311-3409

(612) 270-3252

[email protected]

Region 6 Director Dell Taylor

8899 Midvalley Dr,

West Jordan, UT 84088

(801) 566-2939

Region 7 Director Joe Cullison

28988 Berlin Rd.

Sweet Home, OR 97386

(541) 317-8801

[email protected]

Region 8 director David Smith

621 LaFayette Blvd.

Cheyenne, WY 82003

(307) 631-9742

[email protected]

Australia Director Russell Mowles

P.O.Box 37 Cooran

QLD 4569, Australia

[email protected]

Brazil Director/Governance oversight committee Don Frasier

CBTP

Av. Presidente Vargas 583 – Sala 1315

Rio De Janeiro, RJ

+55 11 40291419

New Zealand Director Steve Courtney

[email protected]

[email protected]

Paraguay Director Luis Britez

[email protected]

Switzerland Director Bernhard Paolina

P.O. Box 112

CH-8162 Steinmaur

Switzerland

mobile +41 79 215 05 93

e-mail: [email protected]

Presidents Report – Sept 2015

IHMSA News Editor contact info:

Daniel Hagerty

971 Mocho Street, Livermore, Ca 94550

Phone: 925-321-8407


By Steve Martens

It's been a great summer of shooting for me. Along with the local

matches at our two great ranges in Minnesota I did a lot of travel-

ing. June saw Kenny LaCroix and myself at the 1000 yd handgun

bench rest match in Sundance , WY. A little different than silhou-

ette, but shows what a handgun's potential is.

In July we made the journey to California and was impressed

with the match that Jerry Ray and his hard working crew put on.

It was amazing to have such a beautiful quiet range in the foot-

hills of mountains just north of LA. You can drive a half hour

south and your in Hollywood and the hustle and bustle of a super

large Metropolitan area.

Early August saw us in Tusco and East Coast Championships.

Another great match put on dedicated members of IHMSA. Jim

Kesler did a great job putting the match together.

Early Oct. saw the Richard's clan and myself on the road again

to OKC for the South Central Championship. We were treated to

great weather and another super match. Jim Fields always puts on

the best match you can imagine.

For those that missed the great match put on by LASC a few of

the things discussed at the board meeting were,a review of the

practical hunter rules ( anyone who wishes to comment on the

rules or possible changes we are taking suggestions), approval of

a 2 year trial of Ultra 500 meter handgun silhouette, printing of

the rule book in 2016, reduction of membership dues once we get

a handle on the printing costs.

A huge cost savings to IHMSA is having Dan volunteering to

publish the IHMSA news is very substantial and we all owe him a

big thanks.

The BIG thing to remember is that there are no paid positions in

IHMSA. Everyone is volunteering their time and effort to keep

this sport going. No one likes getting bitched at, volunteers like it

even less and if it gets too much they can always quit, as too

many have.

A few things to look forward to next year , I will be pushing

"competition" , we will have a new Revolver competition spon-

sored by Freedom Arms. The promotion of the Ultra 500 silhou-

ette game. Also more recognition of the amazing shooters we

have in the sport. I would also like to see someone volunteer to

write a juniors column for the newsletter.

Next year marks the 40th Internationals/World Championships in

Oklahoma City. We plan to make it a special event you do not

want to miss.

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THE NEW SILHOUETTER

Save-It™ 12-Gauge Semi-Auto Shotgun Shell Catcher

So Close and Yet So Far

Another Prediction True?

By Ken Horowitz

Sometimes it’s the small things that make a big difference. In

this case I'm referring to Birchwood Casey's Save-It™ 12-Gauge Semi-

Auto Shotgun Shell Catcher. While I had been familiar with various car-

tridge shell catchers, including having observed homemade ones that

looked like butterfly nets crudely anchored to a bench, the first time I

became aware of shotgun shell catchers is when I got reprimanded by a

shotgunner yelling that my casing were hitting his new $8,000 wood

(really, he said $8,000 for just the wood! I can't even imagine how much

his whole shotgun cost). He turned to the range officer and asked why

shell catchers weren't required for semi-autos. I pictured a net or wire

contraption hanging from the side of my Beretta.

Since that time I've learned that it's bad etiquette to use a semi-

auto on a trap line without a shell catcher and the idea of the catcher is to

contain the shell casing inside the action where it can be easily removed

by the shooter. The Save-It™ 12-Gauge Semi-Auto Shotgun Shell

Catcher is clever in its simplicity, about the highest compliment an engi-

neered contraption can garnish. A stamped sheet metal piece adheres to

the action below the ejection port with double sided sticky tape. A bent

wire hinges on the stamped sheet metal part in such a way as when en-

gaged, it interferes with the full ejection of a shell more or less causing a

stovepipe through the wire. At this point the shooter simply grabs the

shell to remove it.

The purpose of hinging the wire is to be able to fold it down

away from the ejection port for those situations, as for example hunting,

where follow-up shots are taken and the shooter will want the shell to

completely eject. Since Birchwood Casey's stock photos came out so

much better than mine, I've used them with this article to show the two

positions.

The device is simple and it works. I tried it on my Beretta semi-

auto and am so pleased with it that I plan on getting two more for other

semi-auto shotguns, a Remington Model 48A in 16 gauge and a Reming-

ton Model 1100 in 20 gauge. While designated for 12 gauge, I've read

several blurbs on the internet that explain how adjusting the wire can

easily adapt the device for 20 gauge semi-autos (so I figured it could

handle the 16 gauge as well). As long as the sheet metal component

clears the ejection port and forearm and does not interfere with the bolt

carrier release button, all will be well. I'm confident I can make it work

and if not, the investment is only $20 at full retail (or less if you shop it;

under $14 on three sites I just Googled).

* * *

I recently returned from a family vacation in Newport Coast,

California which is maybe 1-1/4 - 1-1/2 hours from Los Angeles Silhou-

ette Club where the Internationals took place (that's with no traffic, a

very hit or miss thing in the Los Angeles Metropolitan area). Besides

conflicting with family planned events, including Disneyland, California

Adventure, Raging Waters and a trip to Catalina Island, I decided not to

add my IHMSA guns to my baggage. Despite the very well written de-

scription of how to transport firearms published in IHMSA News, hitting

airports twice in California and twice in New Jersey just seemed to play

against the odds of having some kind of bureaucratic problem. Sure, I

would be in full compliance with all the requirements, but experience

tells me that some clerk or other, not knowing the correct procedure,

would throw a monkey wrench into the transport, creating an inconven-

ience or worse. Here in New Jersey, our rights are more or less boxed

into a right of legal defensive arguments, not rights to be free from chal-

lenges. Perhaps I'm overcautious, but just as you can't be too careful with

the handling of firearms, there are certain states where being right doesn't

mean you're going to have no troubles.

Further, our family was staying in a Marriott property (by the

way, drop dead spectacular) and I've heard mixed comments about the

unfriendly policies that have been invoked against having firearms on

Marriott premises. Whether true or not, leaving firearms in the car is

certainly not an option. Anyway, I'm glad that so many of our members

were able to attend the Internationals.

* * *

Lately, there has been a lot of press about the demise of the .40

caliber cartridge and firearms that shoot it. Okay, perhaps demise is a bit

over the top. Let's just say that its popularity just took a huge hit by the

FBI's apparent decision to go back to the 9mm platform. Just as so many

law enforcement agencies followed the FBI into the .40 caliber platform,

you can be sure they will follow the exodus as well.

From its inception, I saw no need for this cartridge. With the

then controversy raging over the 9mm v. 45ACP, the avoidance of mak-

ing a decision triggered a compromise that satisfied few but as in many

such developments, voices in opposition remained mostly silent. Con-

sensus has it that the seminal event driving the compromise was the infa-

mous Miami Shootout, followed by the first attempt at a 'tween cartridge,

the 10mm, which proved too potent. Shave a bit of brass off the case,

tweak the load and voila, the .40 caliber is born.

At the time, mainstream gun rags fell over themselves with praise

and led by the FBI, other LE jumped on the bandwagon along with sport

shooters as well. It made no sense to me and I predicted an early fizzle.

I've called some things right and many wrong and I came to believe, as

time lapsed, that I had called this one incorrectly. However, my only

error was the timing. At long last, there is a great retreat as realization

takes hold that the .40 caliber has just as many disadvantages versus ad-

vantages when compared to either the 9mm or 45ACP. With new bullet

technology, performance is only marginal over the 9mm, while maintain-

ing almost the same recoil issues as the 45ACP.

Now don't get me wrong. If you love the .40 caliber or need it for

some purpose, such as making power factor or the sort, fine. But when

you compare it with classics that have been around over a hundred years

and just keep getting better like the 9mm and 45 ACP, it's not going to

make it. Sure, people will keep loading it because that's what we reload-

ers like to do. I have nostalgic attachments to my own list of "used to

be" champion cartridges.

Manufacturer:

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7900 Fuller Road

Eden Prairie, MN 55344

(800) 328-6156

Fax: (952) 937-7979

www.birchwoodcasey.com

Editors note: I missed this edition last issue, so it is included here.

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To All IHMSA Members:

First, I am going to go over items discussed in our president’s report. As Steve Martens has stated, we will be printing new rule books in 2016. Af-

ter we have the practical hunter rules incorporated into the rules and also finalized the rules for 500 Meter silhouette, we will get these printed and

included with your renewals.

The Board is considering a reduction in membership fees. This will be released when we have a final report on our expenses. Since the biggest ex-

penses used to be printing of the News and HQ costs, both of these have been drastically reduced. When they have finalized this, I will let you

know.

And Last, I want your input for items to be printed in the IHMSA news! If you wish to see Load data for specific calibers, Equipment reviews, or

anything Let me know! Also, if you wish to submit an article yourself, I greatly encourage it!

For All Match Directors:

First, you may notice your match reports missing from this issue. The Package containing mailed in reports came too late for printing in this issue

from HQ. So, I am requesting that if you mail in your Match reports, to directly send them to me (your editor). While if you send them to HQ, it de-

lays printing of your match results by 2-3 months. If you send them directly to me, it will get them printed 1-2 months earlier and also decrease the

work load on Cindy Smith at HQ. I encourage though, if you can to send your match reports electronically to me as this saves me time in entering

your match results. Just remember that the Match recap sheet and sanction Fees still go to HQ!

I will be sending out the 2016 Match schedule forms in the next 2 months to the match directors so you can submit your clubs schedules. Please

make sure they have been approved by your state or regional director as this is a mandatory requirement for Sanctioning.

And last, as soon as I can get copies of all the Match forms, I will be updating these and attempting to make them easier for you. This includes the

forms for the special awards.

And one final thing, I am hard to get hold of via Phone, but if you leave me a message, I will get back to you.

Also, mine and HQ’s contact information is always located on Page 2 of the IHMSA news.

If you have any input or have questions, feel free to get hold of me.

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THE NEW SILHOUETTER

MOA

By Ken Horowitz

I was speaking with a non-IHMSA shooter who, in a "friendly"

manner, began to malign the size of our targets and the correlative non-

necessity of "true accuracy" in toppling steel. The scene was a 200 yard

range where MOA converted into about two inches at that distance. Go-

ing for sub-MOA with a target rifle, the shooter saw no big deal in hitting

a ram that measured about a foot from belly to back, not counting the en-

dowment that makes a ram a ram. The over thirty inch measurement that

goes from butt to nose wasn't even mentioned.

You know how it is. The reactive target folks (that includes us)

make fun of the paper punchers (I'm one of those as well). The

benchresters poke fun at anyone with a group over 1-1/2 times bullet di-

ameter. The 1000 yard shooters belittle the benchresters. Single projec-

tile shooters can't understand what's so difficult about hitting a clay target

with a whole swarm of pellets while the shotgunners see no sense in tak-

ing so long to hit a stationary target. Since I shoot IHMSA, CMP, 22LR

rifle matches and Sporting Clays, I hear it all.

To be sure, accuracy standards are tied to the discipline at hand.

But there is more to it than hardware and target size. Each discipline has

both common and unique elements that can divide success from failure.

While that 200 yard shooter is correct with respect to using a ruler, there

is no guaranty that a successful 200 yard shooter will be any good at

IHMSA. For all the years I've been shooting, I'd give myself a B grade

for rifle match skills that I shoot (okay, maybe a B-), a C for IHMSA

and, only by being generous, a D for Sporting Clays.

Back to IHMSA, how accurate is accurate? With so much being

published regularly on MOA this and MOA that, what is an acceptable

MOA for knocking down steels? In this context, the first step is to deter-

mine a number that would incorporate the inherent accuracy of the fire-

arm and ammunition, ignoring the shooter's skills. For that, let's look at

the target dimensions and the rages at which they are shot.

First, a word on MOA. The quick rule of thumb for minute of

angle (MOA) is that one MOA equals 1" at 100 yards. Double that to

200 yards and MOA equals 2"; halve it to 50 yards and MOA equals

1/2"; and so forth. This is a great rule of thumb and it works quite well at

the "short" distances at which most of us shoot. The actual derivation

comes to slightly over an inch for 100 yards with corresponding changes

at any distance. For what it's worth, the following paragraph may be

helpful (or skip it if you don't care).

(a) There are 360 degrees in a circle; each degree has 60 minutes;

therefore a circle has 21,600 degrees (360 x 60). (b) 100 yards has 3600

inches (100 x 36). If the shooter is standing in the middle of the circle,

the 100 yards distance to the target is the radius of that circle. (c) The

circumference of that circle is 2πR (where R = Radius) or as some of you

might have learned it, πD (where D = Diameter or 2 times the radius).

Either way, using 3.14159 as π, the circumference of the circle, in inches,

is 22,619" (2 x 3.14159 x 3600, or 3.14159 x 7200). (d) Taking the cir-

cumference in inches and dividing by the number of degrees in the cir-

cumference gives 1.047" (22,619 ÷ 21,600) as the real measurement of

MOA. As you can see, at close distances, 1" is good enough.

As mentioned previously, the center of a Big Bore ram is about

12" top to bottom. If a properly sighted gun were held dead on at that

point at 200 yards, 6 MOA would be good enough to hit the target. If

your range has the rams set in meters, you would need a bit less than 5.5

MOA. The required MOA for the other animals is equal or less stringent

than necessary for the rams. The chickens and pigs are both considerably

less, while the turkeys are just about the same. However, the turkeys cre-

ate a unique problem in determining center of mass. Some shooters I

know aim at a top to bottom center point directly above the center of the

leg, but the true center of mass of the turkeys is about two to three inches

into the chest from that point.

Field Pistol targets, being set at 25 to 100 yards, are half-scale at

half the distance of Big Bore targets set at yards (not meters). Accord-

ingly, the minimum MOA requirement for Field Pistol is also no better

than 6 MOA. (For Big Bore Half-Scale, the minimum requirement

would be twice as great or half the MOA: i.e., 3 MOA for ranges that set

in yards and 2-3/4 MOA for ranges that set in meters). Small Bore tar-

gets, being only 3/8" scale, require better (less) MOA than their Big Bore

and Field Pistol Brethren. 4.5 MOA will do throughout the course of

fire.

For a little cushion, let's say a 4 MOA gun/ammo combination is

adequate for shooting across any course. Realistically, I don't think any-

one ever walks into a gun shop and asks to see a 4 MOA gun. On the

other hand, many shooters already possess 4 MOA or better firearms (of

course, with the proper ammunition for the combo), but look to increas-

ing their performance by throwing money at hardware. There is so much

more to be gained by honing skills than by decreasing inherent MOA.

Setting the 4 MOA on the side, assume a more capable setup; for

example 2 MOA. If you can benchrest your combo and consistently get

2" groups at 100 yards but still miss a lot of animals during matches, the

problem is not likely solved by getting a 1 MOA outfit. Better results

can be had by working on sight picture, trigger control and steadiness of

position. The equipment versus skills issue that is endemic to many

sports is easily answered for us. A good shooter can get better results

with a mediocre outfit than a poor shooter can achieve with a tack driver.

Now don't get me wrong. I'm not suggesting that anyone uses a

shot-out barrel that performs like a smoothbore. I've shot those and the

only way a target falls is on hope. On the other hand, as a proponent of

the shoot what you have school of thought, I encourage everyone to pay

attention to things that can be controlled and not write-off missed targets

to gun and ammo capabilities.

Just for fun, if nothing else, benchrest one of your non-IHMSA

guns, like maybe a 4" barreled revolver. If you can print groups within a

6" or smaller circle at 100 yards and the point of impact is properly

aligned with the point of aim, you're good to go and should try it for

Field Pistol. I used the 4" revolver illustration because I own two con-

trasting 4" barreled examples. One, a S&W Model 686 (357 Magnum or

38 Special), is up to the task with a number of loads. For the other, a

Ruger Blackhawk, I've yet to discover a load that can do it, whether us-

ing 357 Magnum, 38 Special or even 9mm Luger in the extra inter-

changeable cylinder. (I do keep trying the Blackhawk occasionally, since

it's a fun gun to shoot, but any falling targets are the result of the hope

factor that I previously mentioned.)

By the way, this is certainly not a general indictment of the

Blackhawk Model. I bought this gun used several years ago because I

happened to be buying something else at the time when I spotted the gun

in the dealer's case at an attractive price and I had a soon to expire pur-

chase permit in my pocket along with enough cash. I have no idea of the

history before me but this is certainly one of those shot-out barrel exam-

ples. While my specimen is perhaps the least accurate handgun I own, I

know of many people who are quite pleased with the inherent accuracy

of the design.

While not "IHMSA-esque," my Blackhawk is a fun gun for short

range plinking, has an incredibly fantastic trigger and while I made it

somewhat homely with Hogue rubber grips (they just don't look right on

this gun), it's a pleasure to shoot even with the stiffest 357 Magnum

loads. The Hogue grips took it all the way from painful (i.e., bloody

pinky) to excellent recoil management. I keep telling myself that I

should spring for a new 6-1/2" barrel to make things right with this re-

volver but it has never risen to a priority level. Maybe one day (which

phrase usually converts to never).

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MARKSMANSHIP COMPETITIONS

The Burris cup:

Scoped .22 Long rifle caliber Handguns only. Your best 5-shot group at 100

yards or meters. Guns may be bench rested over any solid rest as long as the

gun is not in a ransom rest, vise or any other mechanical clamping device. Ly-

ing on your back in a freestyle position and piling sandbags by your body for

support is legal. This will allow scoped guns setup for Creedmoor to better

compete.

The Weaver Trophy:

Scoped centerfire handguns. Your best 5-shot group at 100 yards or meters.

Guns may be bench rested over any solid rest as long as the gun is not in a ran-

som rest, vise or any other mechanical clamping device. Lying on your back in

a freestyle position and piling sandbags by your body for support is legal. This

will allow scoped guns setup for Creedmoor to better compete.

The Merit Challenge:

Centerfire handguns with iron/open sights. Your best 5-shot group at 100 Yards

or Meters. Groups must be fired from an IHMSA legal position. No benchrest

or artificial support allowed.

The Daisy Avanti Trophy:

AIR production guns with iron/open sights. Your best 5-shot group at 18

Yards. Groups must be fired from an IHMSA legal position. No benchrest or

artificial support allowed.

General Rules:

All entries must be shot with IHMSA legal guns. Production, Revolver, and

Unlimited guns are allowed in the Burris, Weaver and Merit classes.

Witness:

Winning groups must be witnessed by an IHMSA or NRA member. Eligible

winning targets must be signed and dated by the shooter and witness. Also,

please include the shooters IHMSA number and the witness’s IHMSA or NRA

number by their name. A witness is not required to enter but is required to win.

Targets:

Targets submitted must contain no more and no less than 5 shots in each bull

zone.

Records program

Big Bore Records Program (BBRP)

By

Joe Cullison

The year is starting to wind down and cool off but some super scores

came in.

Jim Kesser (OH) shot a S-34, P-39 and a U-40 to post an excellent 3-gun

113. This puts Jim in a tie for first in the Standing category and lands

him on top of the heap for the 3-gun high score. Jim also shot a Standing

agg of 60 with both entries being open sights. Excellent shooting Jim.

Doug Edney (OH) made his first entry into the BBRP with some fine

shooting. Doug shot a S-28 and a US-33 to make a Standing agg of 61.

Doug also moves OH into a state total tie for 2nd. Welcome to the pro-

gram Doug, I expect to see a lot of you around here.

State totals for 2015 are: CA-6, OR-5, OH-5, MN-2

Please bring at least one friend or acquaintance to every match. To-

gether, we can keep IHMSA growing.

Please forgive me if I have left anyone out or made any other errors.

Send me the information and I will make it right as soon as I can.

Thank you for your support of the BBRP.

Send entries to:

Joe Cullison, 28988 Berlin Road, Sweet Home, OR 97386 or to jcun-

[email protected]. 541-317-8801 evenings

Thank you.

Standing 30+

Joe Cullison (OR) 34

Jim Kesser (OH) 34

Steve Hannawacker (CA) 32

Unlimited Standing 35+


Standing Agg 60+


Doug Edney (OH) 61

Jim Kesser (OH) 61

Presidents 100 Club (3-gun)

Jim Kesser (OH) 113



Eric King (CA)` 107

Steve Martens (MN) 105*

John Zumwalt (CA) 100

Presidents 140 Club (4-Gun)



Eric King (CA)` 143

Steve Martens (MN) 143*

Jim Kesser (OH) 141*

* converted from an 80 round match

Marksmanship program

Burris Cup:

This is Dave Edney, I have taken over the marksman-

ship program. Being new to IHMSA I didn’t know much about

the program. I have done some research and this is a pretty cool

way to make the range trips a little more interesting. If I could

just get good at shooting I may have a few entries my own.

I have received my 1st target in the mail for the marks-

manship program. The target is a Burris cup entry from Glenn

Tullius out of Minnesota. Glenn is shooting an Anschutz exem-

plar converted to center grip with a Burris 3-12 power scope.

Ammo is SK pistol match. Weather conditions were 73 degrees,

high humidity with dead calm wind. Glenn’s 5 shot group at

100 yards measures an impressive 0.712” center to center.

Glenn shoots silhouette at the Holmen rod and gun club in

Holmen, WI. Keep up the good shooting Glenn and those 1/5th

scale critters need to be afraid.

My log sheet is pretty bare so send those targets in. Safe shoot-

ing.

Dave Edney

14 Ridgewood Way

New Castle, PA 16105

724-854-3006

[email protected]

Editors note: we are trying to restart these programs, so

please send your entries in!

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½ and 1/5 Scale Records

October 2015

By Jim Harris

Note: Jim Has informed us that he will be

stepping down as the coordinator for this

program in January. If anybody is interest-

ed in taking over, please let us know.

Send your records notices to me at harris-

[email protected], or my home address:

1567 Bridget Ave., Simi Valley, CA

93065. Or give me a call at (805) 581-

0009.

1/2 Scale UHS (Open Sight)

60-round match

Richard Redd, OR 1

40-round match

Gary Crews, OK 2

Eric King, CA 1

½ Scale UAS (Any Sight)

60-round match

Mike Abel, OR 1

Tyler Abel, OR 1

Michael Graves, VA 1

40-round match

Steve Soya, MI 6

Jerry Ray, CA 5

Michael Graves, VA 3

Mike Abel, OR 2

Charlie Dean, OR 2

Scott Thompson, OK 2

Gary Bridges, TX 2

Richard Redd, OR 1

Eric King, CA 1

Dave Whitman, OR 1

Dennis Edwards, CA 1

Harry Sharp, CA 1

Bob Doherty, KS 1

Gary Crews, OK 1

Jack Tessman, KS 1

Jim Fields, OK 1

Don Klein, MO 1

Dakota Turk, OK 1

Jackie Brown, OK 1

Brian Witzeling, 1

½ Scale Aggregates

60-round match (116, or better)

Gary Crews, OK 118

Richard Redd, OR 117


Gary Crews, OK 80

Eric King, CA 77 (OS)

Jerry Ray, CA 77 (2)

Val Shaver, NV 77

1/5 Scale UAS (Any Sight)

60-round match

Richard Redd, OR 1

Gary Crews, OK 1

Rich Hawkins, IN 1

40-round match

Steve Soya, MI 10

Charlie Braud, LA 2

David Silva, AZ 1

Richard Redd, OR 1

Woody Liddell, OK 1

Dave Smith, MI 1

Joanna Schott, CO 1

Larry Curts, OK 1

Dakota Turk, OK 1

Jack Tessman, KS 1

Richard Baird, OK 1

1/5 Scale Aggregates


Woody Liddell, OK 79

Field Pistol Records Program

By Al Kuenn

No new scores, so reprinting records from September.

Shoot well and shoot often.

Send your scores to Al Kuenn, 5725 E Peak View Rd, Cave Creek, Ari-

zona 85331 or e-mail to:

[email protected].

PAS (35+)

Joe Cullison OR TC 22 Hornet 40

Rich Baird OH TC 22 Hornet 36

Joe Lipp WI TC 22 Hornet 36

Prod (32+)

Joe Cullison OR TC 22 Hornet 34

Melvin Calliham GA BF 32-20 33

Jim Kesser OH TC 22 Hornet 33

60 Club

Joe Cullison OR 72

Jim Kesser OH 67

Joe Lipp WI 67

Carl Skidmore OH 62

Melvin Calliham GA 60

SmallBore Records program

By Dan Hagerty

Joe Kennedy of Nevada shot a standing aggregate of

63 to take the top spot (S:27,US:36)

Paul Habig of Nevada continues to keep me busy.

Since my Last report Paul shot a 110 3-gun and a

149 40 gun aggregate. Also a standing aggregate of

61.(S:30,R:40,P:40,U:39,US:31). He also shot 2

more revolver 40’s!

The following I found while going through

match reports. I am only guessing on the persons

state based on where they shot. Steve Martens of

MN shot a nice 31 standing. Doug Edney shot a nice

30 standing and Wayne Bolston of PA also shot a

nice 30 standing!

Scores next in parentheses are the converted

scores to a 40 round match.

Please send your reports to:

Daniel Hagerty

971 Mocho Street

Livermore, Ca 94550

Phone: 925-321-8407


2015 scores:

100 club

Joe Cullison, OR 116

Paul Habig, NV 110

Richard Redd, OR 108

Steve Hannawacker, CA 105

Jerry Stringham, KY 100

140 club

Joe Cullison, OR 155

Paul Habig, NV 149

40-Standing (30+)

Joe Cullison, OR 36

Steve Martens, MN 31

Paul Habig, NV 30

Doug Edney, OH 30

Wayne Bolston, PA 30

40x40 Standing Aggregate (60+)

Joe Kennedy NV 63

Paul Habig NV 61

Revolver 40x40

Paul Habig, NV 4

Joe Cullison, OR 1

60x60 100 club (150 or higher)

Joe Cullison, OR 159 (106)

Eric King, CA 157 (104) Richard Redd, OR 155 (103)


Joe Cullison, OR 215 (143)

Eric King, CA 212 (141)


Steve Martens MN 206 (103) Eric King CA 205(102)

Joe Cullison OR 205(102)

Steve Hannawacker CA 204(102)


Steve Martens MN 281(140) Joe Cullison OR 280(140)

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ASCENSION SILHOUETTE

GONZALES, LA

SEPTEMBER 12, 2015

BY: CHARLIE BRAUD

We had a light turnout for our September

match. A hearty welcome goes out to a new

shooter, Sal Molea. Sal started with a bang

posting a 39X40 in 22 LR Practical Hunter us-

ing a borrowed Ruger Charger with a bipod.

By doing so he jumped straight into Interna-

tional class. So he fired another entry in UAS

without the bipod and scored another 39X40,

missing the last ram. His spotter was calling

out the remaining time and he fired his 39th

shot with only 15 seconds remaining forcing

him to rush that last shot. I feel confident Sal

with get his 40 very soon. We have only one

remaining match which is our State Champion-

ship scheduled for the first weekend in Octo-

ber.

SMALLBORE RESULTS

P/INT Charlie Braud T/C 35

U/AA Cliff Johnson T/C 31

UAS-INT Philip Braud Ruger 40

UAS/AAA Sal Molea Ruger 39

UAS/AA Cliff Johnson Ruger 32

FIFTH SCALE RESULTS

UASFS/INT Philip Braud Ruger 36

PRACTICAL HUNTER RESULTS

PH22LR/INT Sal Molea Ruger 39

ASCENSION SILHOUETTE

GONZALES, LA

OCTOBER 3-4, 2015

BY: CHARLIE BRAUD

Another shooting season has drawn to a close

at Ascension Silhouette with the completion of

our State Championship Match Oct 3-4. Shoot-

ers were in attendance from two other coastal

states as well as our home state of Louisiana.

Harry Stover and Steve Broxson came from

Florida to share the range with us and Region 2

Director Allen Gaskin came down from Mis-

sissippi. A total of 30 entries were fired over

the two day event. Heavily overcast skies and

gusty winds kept most of the scores down but

there were some exceptions. Jay Clark and I

each shot a 40X40 in UAS but Jay could not

stay for the shoot-off. There was however a

shoot-off in UAS/AAA between Robert Ste-

vens and David Heintz. It was very close and

came down to the last shot before it was decid-

ed. David came out on top with 6X10 vs Rob-

ert’s 5X10. Harry Stover put in a solid Field

Pistol performance with a 55 aggregate score.

We had several non-IHMSA members shoot

with us and even though they did not shoot for

official score I have their results included be-

low. Thanks to Robert and David for remain-

ing after the match to help with picking up the

targets and rails.

In other news, and barring any unforeseen

problems, we will see a return of Big Bore sil-

houette to Louisiana later this month. I plan to

host a match at a new facility in Hodge, LA on

October 24. A March to August schedule is

being planned for 2016. Additional details will

be made available as soon as I know them.

SMALLBORE RESULTS

P/INT Charlie Braud T/C 31

P/INT Allen Gaskin FA 252 37

P/B Dustin Flint FA 252 17

R/INT Allen Gaskin FA 252 32

R/A Dustin Flint FA 252 20

S/INT Harry Stover T/C 29

U/INT Charlie Braud Ans 38

U/INT Allen Gaskin Ans 37

U/A Dustin Flint FA 252 25

UAS-INT Charlie Braud High Std 40

UAS/INT Jay Clark T/C 40

UAS/INT Allen Gaskin Ans 39

UAS/AAA David Heintz Ruger 37+6

UAS/AAA Robert Stevens Ans 37+5

UAS/AAA Sal Molea Ruger 39

UAS/AA Cliff Johnson Ruger 33

US/AA Steve Broxson T/C 19

FIFTH SCALE RESULTS

UFS/AAA Charlie Braud Ans 31

UASFS/INT Charlie Braud Ans 38

UASFS/AA Jay Clark T/C 31

UASFS/AA Robert Stevens Ans 28

UASFS/AA David Heintz Ruger 25

PRACTICAL HUNTER RESULTS

PH22LR/INT Allen Gaskin Ans 37

PH22LR/INT Sal Molea Ruger 39

PH22LR/AAA Cliff Johnson Ruger 36

PH22LR/AAA Ellis Sisk Taurus 33

PH22LR/A David Heintz Ruger MK 13

FIELD PISTOL RESULTS

P/INT Harry Stover BF 30-20 25

PAS/INT Harry Stover BF 30-20 30

Little River Gun Club

Lincolnton, GA

Robert L. Walker, Match Director

6/27/2015

3 Gun Aggregates

BB

Bruce A. C. Barrett 66

BIG BORE RESULTS

PRODUCTION

INT

Randy Fussell BF: 7 US 38

Kenneth Hale TC: 30-20 38

Ron Dixon TC: 6.5 TCU 37

AAA

Richard Pickering TC: 7 TCU 31

AA

Stuart Barrett TC: 338 Whisper #2 34

Bruce A. C. Barrett MOA: 300/221 25

C

Taylor Parton TC: 7 TCU 5

REVOLVER

INT

Melvin Calliham FA: 357 Mag 38

Robert Walker FA: 41 Mag 36

Ron Dixon FA: 357 Mag 35

Randy Fussell FA: 44 Mag 34

AA

Kenneth Hale FA: 41 Mag 31

Mark R. Thrailkill DW: 360 DW 23

STANDING

INT

Robert Walker BF: 30-20 Win 31

Melvin Calliham BF: 30-20 Win 27

A

Bruce A. C. Barrett MOA: 30-20 11

Stephen Kuehl TC: 7 TCU 10

UNLIMITED

INT

Ron Dixon XP100: 7 BR 34

AAA

Richard Pickering XP100: 6 BR 27

AA

Dave Chaney Savage: 30 BR 38

Region 1

REGION 1 DIRECTOR

Allan Olsen…………….…………....908-756-4317

STATE DIRECTORS

CT State Director

Marty Regan ……………………………...203-239-1878

MA State Director

Eric Wesson ………………………………413-267-3385

ME State Director

Rob Renton... …………………………….207-729-0380

NH State Director

Roger Dryer…. …………………………..603-424-8062

NJ State Director

Allan Olsen….. …………………………..908-756-4317

NY State Director

Don Wadleigh….…………………………518-747-8105

RI State Director

Gerald Morin …..………………………...401-231-3067

VT State Director

Ed Cutler…………………………………802-463-9026

Region 2

REGION 2 DIRECTOR

Allen Gaskin………….…………....601-624-2868

127 Kellingham Ct

Ridgeland, MS 39157

STATE DIRECTORS

AL State Director

Gordon Davis ...…………………………..251-452-2832

GA State Director

Howard Strickland

KY State Director

Greg Rhineheimer... ……………..……….859-885-6502

LA State Director

Phillip Braud… …………………………..225-644-6792

MD State Director

Michael Ormiston…….…………………..410-796-2095

MS State Director

Glenn Dixon..….…………………………601-833-1243

NC State Director

Ronny Brown .....………………………...828-241-4556

SC State Director

Carl Yates…..……………………………803-671-0493

TN State Director

Robert Patty……………………………...615-907-7368

VA State Director

Jerry Arnold……………………………...540-727-8434

WV State Director

Sammie L. Tate…………………………..304-564-5234

G E O R G IA

L O U I SI ANA

10

Stuart Barrett XP100: 7 BR 33

Bruce A. C. Barrett XP100: 7 TCU 30

B

Larry Davis XP100: 308 Win 19

UNLIMITED ANY SIGHT

Stuart Barrett XP100: 25 BR 40

Randy Fussell XP100: 6.5 BR 40

AAA

Bruce A. C. Barrett XP100: 300/221 38

AA

Stephen Kuehl TC: 357 Herrett 19

Robert M. Barrett, Jr. TC: 30-30 Win 17

HALF SCALE RESULTS

UNLIMITED ANY SIGHT HALF SCALE

AA

Dave Chaney XP100: 221FB 37

Stuart Barrett XP100: 300/221 34

Robert M. Barrett, Jr. TC: 223 Rem 22

SMALL BORE RESULTS

UNLIMITED ANY SIGHT

AAA

Larry Davis TC: 22 LR 32


Lincolnton, GA


7/25/2015

BB

P

INT

Robert Walker MOA: 6.5 Grendel 38


Kenneth Hale TC: 32-20 Win 32

AAA

Mike Davis TC: 357 Mag 33

Arty J. Hausmann TC: 7 TCU 28

A

Larry Elrod TC: 357 Max 17

C

Stephen Kuehl TC: 32-20 Win 8

R

INT

Melvin Calliham FA: 357 Mag 37


Randy Fussell FA: 44 Mag 35

Ron Dixon FA: 357 Mag 31

AA

Kenneth Hale FA: 41 Mag 36

S

INT

Robert Walker MOA: 300-38 SPL 27


AAA

Ron Dixon TC: 32-20 Win 20

A


B


U

INT


Ron Dixon XP100: 7 BR 39

Kenneth Hale XP100: 7 BR 34

AA

Mike Davis TC: 7 TCU 37

C


UAS

INT


Phil Owens XP100: 7 BC 38

AAA

Arty J. Hausmann XP100: 7 BR 32

Larry Elrod TC: 7 TCU 31

AA

Larry Davis XP100: 308 Win 28


US

AAA


AA


B

Stephen Kuehl Ruger SRH: 44 M 7

SB

UAS

AAA

Larry Davis TC: 22 LR 34

3 Gun Aggregates

BB

Robert Walker 101


Lincolnton, GA


8/22/2015

BIG BORE RESULTS

PRODUCTION

INT

J. Melvin Calliham BF: 300/221 R 40


Kenneth Hale TC: 30-20 Win 37


AAA

Arty J. Hausmann TC: 7 TCU 29


A


C

Stephen Kuehl TC: 32-20 Win 12

REVOLVER

INT

J. Melvin Calliham FA: 357 Mag 38


STANDING

INT

Robert Walker MOA: 300-38 SPL 27

J. Melvin Calliham BF: 30-20 Win 26

AAA


A


UNLIMITED

INT


C


UNLIMITED ANY SIGHT

INT

Richard Pickering TC: 30-30 Win 40

Phil Owens XP100: 7 BC 38

Dave Chaney XP100: 221 FB 31

AAA

Arty J. Hausmann XP100: 7 BR 32

AA


UNLIMITED STANDING

AAA


B

Stephen Kuehl Ruger SBH: 44M 5

HALF SCALE RESULTS

UNLIMITED ANY SIGHT HALF SCALE

AAA

Kenneth Hale XP100: 221 FB 36

AA

Dave Chaney XP100: 221 FB 38

Mike Davis TC: 7.62x39 27

PRACTICAL HUNTER

Richard Pickering FA: 44 Mag 28

3 Gun Aggregates

BB

J. Melvin Calliham 104

Robert Walker 93

Piedmont Sportsman Club

Gordonsville, VA

8/23/2015

By Michael Graves

Small Bore:

UAS-INT Michael Graves SAV 40+3

Michael Kirchner TC 39

Richard Deviers ANS 38

UAS-AAA Tom Boergert TC 40+2

UAS-AA Tom Gray TC 23

U-AA Jerry Arnold TC 33

Fifth Scale:

UASFS-AAA Michael Graves SAV 32

Michael Kirchner HS 29

Field Pistol:

PAS-INT Richard Deviers TC22H 32

PAS-AAA Tom Gray TC22H 17

PAS-AA Tom Boergert TC22H 23

PAS-C Ray Moyers TC22H 8

2015 Virginia State Championships

9/12-13/2015

Big Bore:

P-AAA Michael Kirchner MOA7BR 38

P-AA Thomas Boergert TC7TCU 24

Michael Graves TC7TCU 20

R-AAA Michael Kirchner DW44M 28

U-INT Richard Deviers XP308 36

U-AA Thomas Boergert XP7BR 33

Michael Graves XP7x47 30

Richard Deviers XP6.5BC 27

UAS-INT Michael Graves SAV308 39+3

Michael Kirchner TC7TCU 39+2

Richard Deviers XP7x47 37

UAS-AAA Thomas Boergert SAV260 35

Ray Moyers XP7BR 34

Jerry Arnold TC762x39 33

Tom Gray XP7BC 29

Half Scale:

UASHS-INT Michael Graves XP6BR 40

UASHS-AAA Michael Kirchner TC223 37

Field Pistol:

P-INT Richard Deviers MER22H 27

PAS-INT Richard Deviers TC22H 34

PAS-A Thomas Boergert TC22H 25

PAS-B Tom Gray TC22H 13

PAS-C Ray Moyers TC22H 12

Aggregate Richard Deviers 61

Small Bore:

U-AA Jerry Arnold TC 25

UAS-INT Richard Deviers ANS 40

Michael Graves SAV 38

Michael Kirchner HS 37

UAS-AAA Thomas Boergert TC 37

Jerry Arnold TC 26

UAS-AA Ray Moyers ANS 28

Tom Gray TC 23

Fifth Scale:

UASFS-AAA Richard Deviers ANS 38

Michael Grave SAV 32

V IR G IN IA

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Region 3

REGION 3 DIRECTOR

Brian Gildea……………………....614-218-3556

138 N. Hamilton RE

Gahanna, OH 43230

STATE DIRECTORS

IN State Director

MI State Director

Jeff Hunt …………………………………269-388-4684

OH State Director

Mark Basham …………………………….614-799-0643

Ontario Provincial Director

Peter Durrant …………………………….905-876-1313

PA State Director

Rowland Smith …………………………..215-638-8172

DEPUTY STATE DIRECTORS

IN Deputy State Director

Richard Lashua …………………………..219-393-3338

MI Deputy State Directors

Steve Byers ………………………………517-772-8926

Bill Clark ………………………………...616-758-3178

Piedmont Sportsman Club

10/11/2015

(80 round match)

Big Bore:

UAS-INT Michael Graves SAV308 79

Michael Kirchner TC7TCU 78

Rick Deviers XP7x47 69

U-AAA Jerry Arnold XP6.5BC 63

UASHS-AAA Michael Graves XP6BR 80

Pickaway County Sportsmen Club

Circleville, Oh

Jim Kesser, Match Director

10/10/2015

Our last match of the season and it was treme

ndous! Excellent scores with many new high s

cores! This was the inaugural test ot the new res

et targets and they worked pretty good. Next y

ear we hope to have the full set 1/5 scale,

small bore and field pistol all on rope pull auto

resets. lt will really speed things up, especially

if we dont paint every single time.

Now on to the good scores, Thank-

you to our region 3 director Brian Gildea for

bringing out another new shooter,

Bill Williams. Bill says he loves shooting sil

houettes and will be back. Brian has singlehan

dedly brought out more new shoot-

ers in the past year than all the rest of Ohio s

hooters combined. We all need to look inward

and follow his lead and bring a friend to a mat

ch.

On the Field Pistol side, Carl Skidmore accu

mulated one more 60 club with a 60 agg 29/3

1 . Just squeeked that one in. There were some

great PAS scores. Bob Ochs shot his iron sigh

t gun in a re-entry in PAS and turned in a

fantas-

tic 33 with 3 shootoffs. Brothers Dave and Dou

g Ednety came over from Pa. to shoot with us

and Dave turned in a 33 but was edged by br

other Doug who had a 34 and 1. John Maple

proceeded to beat all with a 34 and 4 shootof

fs but Rich Baird showed up and tied John

with the same score. Rich shot another round

of shootoffs but John had to leave and technic

ally Rich won the tie breaker by countback wi

th more rams. lt was good to see Jim Lejman b

ack with us and he made a leg up in FP -P.

On the small bore side I was excited to see

how my reset targets were going to function a

nd some people seemed to real-

ly like them becasue they knocked a bunch of

them down. Bob Ochs had a perfect 40 and

missed just one of the shootoffs. Rich Baird fi

nally got his 2nd 40 in 1/5 scale UASFS and

is now International class. Congratulations Rich

,I think you are the only Ohio shooter to obtai

n this distinction. Isiah Herron finally got his

new gun and proceeded to shoot a 40/3 the ve

ry first time out with it. lt was Isiah's ver

y first 40 and gave him a leg into Int. in

SB UAS. BTW he had to shoot an alibi on

the last ram for the 40 which made it that muc

h more memorable. Brother Jeremiah cant wait

to get his hands on it so he can shoot his ow

n 40. Doug Edney shot an amazing 32 in SB

standing which by the way makes him INTERN

ATIONAL.! With his 29 in US this gave him

a 61 agg for the 60 club. Good shooting Doug.

Thanks for all who came out and helped set u

p and tear down. See you next year and keep u

p the good scores!

Field Pistol:

P-INT Carl Skidmore TC22H 31

P-AAA Steve Powell TC22H 26

Bob Ochs TC22H 23

P-AA Jim Lejman TC22H 28

Dave Edney TC22H 21

PAS-INT Rich Baird TC22H 34+7

John Maple TC? 34+4

PAS-AAA Bob Ochs TC22H 33

Carl Skidmore TC22H 29

Steve Powell TC22H 25

PAS-AA Doug Edney TC22H 34+1

Dave Edney TC30CA 33

Jim Lejman TC22H 28

AGG: Carl Skidmore 60

Fifth Scale:

UASFS-AAA Rich Baird ANS 40

Small Bore

P-INT Bill Urbank BRN 38

P-AA Brian Gildea BF 23

P-B Isiah Herron TC 16

P-C Bill Williams RUG 10

R-INT Bill Urbank FA 35

S-INT Bill Urbank TC 19

S-AAA Doug Edney TC 32

Carl Skidmore TC 27

S-A Dave Edney TC 15

U-INT Bob Ochs ANS 40+9

Steve Powell ANS 38

UAS-AAA Isiah Herron TC 40+3

Jeremiah Herron TC 32

UAS-AA Bob Hall, SR BRN 27

US-AA Doug Edney TC 29

Dave Edney TC 15

3-Gun Agg: Bill Urbank 92

CAMBRIDGE, ONTARIO CANADA

GALT SPORTSMEN’S CLUB

13th September, 2015

By Pete Durrant

I know Steve Ware does not like weather reports but

I can’t help it! We were promised rain all morning but all we got was a stiff northerly breeze and cool

temperatures so it made for a good and interesting match!

Not too many half scale shooters, seems the small critturs put some folk off.

Closest competition came in small bore UAS again where both Howard and Pete posted 40’s, Pete man-

aged to get the edge on Howard with the shoot offs.

Half Scale Results:

UHS-AAA Pete Durrant TC 7mmTCU 31 UHS-AA Murray Anderson FA44Mag 22

UHSAS-AAA Pete Durrant TC 7mmTCU 39

UHSAS-AA Howard Sims TC 7mmTCU 24

Small Bore Results:

UAS-INT Pete Durrant TC 22LR 40/3

Field Pistol Results:

P-INT Sandy Ball TC 22Hornet 12

P-AAA Joe Lesko TC 357Mag 16

P-AA Doug Vaughan Ruger 44Mag 14

PAS-AA Doug Vaughan TC 357Mag 14



27th September, 2015

By Pete Durrant

Best attendance at one of our matches for a long

time, but I need a way of getting the new shooters to

join IHMSA but there really is no incentive!

For the first time ever we had six perfect scores posted, two each for Lorena, Howard and Pete each

shooter getting one in BB-UAS and one in SB-UAS.

Murray had a great time setting up the shoot offs to

break the three way ties, Pete took the Big Bore hon-ours and Howard took the Small Bore ones. It was

good to see Ric Olsen on the line again, no cowboy

matches scheduled!

Last match for 2015 scheduled for 18th October.

Big Bore Results:

P-AA Sandy Ball TC 7mmTCU 19

R-AA Murray Anderson FA 44Mag 24

U-INT Pete Durrant TC 7mmTCU 36

UAS-INT Pete Durrant TC 7mmTCU 40-4

UAS-AAA Gerald Catt TC 7.62X39 26

Small Bore Results:

UAS-INT Howard Sims TC 22LR 40-8




PAS-INT Gerald Catt TC 30Carbine 22

PAS-AAA Ric Olsen TC 22Hornet 20

PAS-AA Doug Vaughan TC 357Mag 18



18th October, 2015

By Pete Durrant

Reasonable attendance for our last match of 2015,

moose season and a local Cowboy match thinned our ranks a bit and hockey games for the boys meant

a lot of running around by old guys to set targets for

the first part of the match.

Only had one perfect score posted and that was by

Lorena in BB-UAS, beat her Dad by one animal!

Thanks to all who participated and made this a great

season, next match will be in April 2016 and hope-

fully we will have as good a year as this one.

Big Bore Results:

P-AA Sandy Ball TC 7mmTCU 23

R-AA Murray Anderson FA 44Mag 24

U-INT Pete Durrant TC 7mmTCU 37

US-AA Pete Durrant TC 30-30 17

UAS-INT Lorena Niemi TC 30-30 40

UAS-AA Doug Vaughan TC 30Herrett 25

Small Bore Results:

R-AA Harry Niemi FA 22LR 18

UAS-INT Howard Sims TC 22LR 36




PAS-AA Dale Millar TC 357Mag 13

Falls Township Rifle & Pistol Association

Morrisville, PA

Allan Olsen, Match Director

8/2/2015

AP

S--INT Shawn Camus Crosman 34

US--INT Rowland Smith Tau-7: 39

US--B Westley Hall Crosman: 14

BB

U -- AAA Robert Brienza XP-7 BR 35

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Region 4

REGION 4 DIRECTOR

Jim Fields…..………….…………....405-203-1268

5612 NW 58th Terrace

Oklahoma City. OK 73122

STATE DIRECTORS

AR State Director

John Gray….. ...…………………………..501-745-6835

KS State Director

Robert T. Curry…………………………...785-841-2918

MO State Director

Carroll Pliant……... ……………..……….660-547-2609

NM State Director

Joe Tesmer … …………………………..505-672-3568

OK State Director

Jim Fields……….…….…………………..405-721-2186

TX State Director

Steve Jones.....….…………………………956-355-5455

UAS -- AAA Russell Raser TC: 6.5 TCU 27+1

FP

P -- AAA Shawn Camus TC: .32 Mag 25

P -- AA Jason Camus BF: .32 Mag 21

P -- B Kevin Williams Colt: .357 Mag 6

PAS--B Kevin Williams TC: .44 13

FS

UASFS--AA Keith Forstell Mag Res Picuda 37

N1

Small Bore Rifle Russell Raser Win22 32

SB

P -- A Shawn Camus S&W 22A 24

UAS--INT Allan Olsen Ans 39+6

UAS--AAA Keith Forstell Mag Res Picuda 39

US -- AA Westley Hall TC: 22 LR 27

US--B Laura Camus Ruger MKIII 5

Falls Township Rifle & Pistol Association

Morrisville, PA

Allan Olsen, Match Director

9/6/2015

AP

P -- INT Shawn Camus Crosman 28

P -- AA Jason Camus Crosman 28

S -- INT Rowland Smith Crosman 35

US -- INT Rowland Smith Tau-7: 36

USIS -- AAA Mike McCahan IZH 46: . 29

BB

UAS -- AAA Russell Raser TC: 6 TCU 37

FP

P -- AAA Shawn Camus TC: 32 Mag 27

PAS--AA Shawn Camus TC: 32 Mag 26

PAS--A Jason Camus TC: 32 Mag 18

FS

UASFS--AA Keith Forstell MagRsch Picuda 31

N1

Small Bore Rifle Russell Raser Ans.22 LR 31

SB

P -- AA Mike McCahan TC: 22 LR 11

S -- INT Wayne Boston TC: 22 LR 30

U -- INT Wayne Boston Ans22 LR 37+ 4

UAS -- INT Allan Olsen Ans22 LR 35

UAS--AAA Keith Forstell MagRsch Picu 40+ 9

UAS-AA Allan Camus Ruger MKII: 29

US -- INT Wayne Boston TC: 22 LR 33

US--A Keith Milligan Ruger MKIII 17

US--B Laura Camus Ruger MKIII 8

CTSA

New Braunfels, Texas

John Weaver, Match Director

IHMSA STATE MATCH 09/04/2015 –

09/06/2015

Texas State IHMSA match is now in the books. We

all had a great time visiting and shooting steel. All

total, we had 100 entries. Congratulations to all and

thanks for attending. Special thanks to Buddy

Rhoads, Ken Schilling, Frank Davis, Rafael Chavez

and Mark Stanley for working so hard on getting the

range and firing line improvements completed.

Thanks to Steve Jones for calling the line all day

Saturday. Target setters did a great job as always.

BIG BORE

US—INT John Weaver XP100: 6.5 TCU 30

AAA Robin Weaver XP100: 6.5 TCU 23

AA Gerald Morrison BF: 7SM 14

S—INT John Weaver MOA: 7BR 25

Gary Bridges TC: 7 TCU 21

AAA Terry Batts XL: 30 18

P – INT Gary Bridges BF: 7 US 40+3

John Weaver BF: 300/221R 40+2

Terry Batts XL: 30 35

Buddy Rhoads TC: 7 TCU 32

Frank Davis BF: 7 US 32

Darice Rhoads TC: 7 TCU 27

AAA Joe Coleman MOA: 6 BR 35

R – INT Buddy Rhoads FA: 44 M 37

Gary Bridges FA: 44 M 36

John Weaver FA: 41M 35

Frank Davis FA: 357 M 35

Terry Batts FA: 44M 32

Darice Rhoads FA: 357 M 30

AAA Joe Coleman FA: 357 M 28

AA Gerald Morrison Ruger: 44 M 25

A Bill Haden FA: 357 9

U –INT Gary Bridges HS 7BR 40

Darice Rhoads XP100: 7 TCU 38

Joe Coleman XP 100: 6 BR 38

Frank Davis XP 100: 7 BR 38

Buddy Rhoads XP100: 7 BR 38

Terry Batts RCXP: 7 BR 37

Steve Jones TC: 25/35 35

John Weaver XP 100: 22BR 35

UAS – INT John Weaver XP100: 6 TCU 40+9

Darice Rhoads XP 100: 7 BR 40+7

Steve Jones TC: 300 Whisper 38

AA Leon Oehlers XP: 7 TCU 27

Lance Burrow XP 100: 7 BR 22

1/2 SCALE

UHS -- INT Gary Bridges HS 7 BR 38

AAA Joe Coleman XP 100: 7 BR 26

Terry Batts XP 100: 223 26

AA Frank Davis SP 100: 6 BR 24

UASHS—INT Gary Bridges HS 7 BR 40

John Weaver XP: 6 TCU 38+5

Buddy Rhoads XP: 7 BR 38+0

Terry Batts XP :6 TCU 36

AAA Darice Rhoads XP: 7 BR 34

Frank Davis XP 100: 6 BR 28

AA Steve Jones TC: 257 JDJ 29

Rafael Chavez XP 100: 6 BR 25

Lance Burrow XP 7 TCU 12

SMALLBORE

S---INT Gary Bridges TC 21

AAA Terry Batts FA 13

R—INT Joe Coleman FA 36

Terry Batts FA 29

Gary Bridges FA 28

AA Frank Davis FA 28

A Bill Haden FA 8

P---INT Gary Bridges TC 36

Joe Coleman FA 34

Terry Batts XL 33

AAA Jacob Weaver Browning 17

A Bill Haden TC 8

U---INT Terry Batts Anschutz 35

Joe Coleman TC 34

Gary Bridges TC 33

Steve Jones TC 30

AAA Frank Davis Anschutz 34

AA Jacob Weaver Anschutz 31

UAS – INT Joe Coleman FA 40+4

Steve Jones TC 39

Frank Davis Anschutz 39

Buddy Rhoads Ruger MKII 38

Teresa Coleman Anschutz 38

Rafael Chavez Anschutz 36

Gary Bridges Anschutz 32

AAA Terry Batts Anschutz 40+3

Jacob Weaver Anschutz 39

1/5 SCALE

UFS-----AA Jacob Weaver Anschutz 17

UFSAS-AAA Joe Coleman FA 38

Buddy Rhoads Ruger MKII 36

AA Rafael Chavez Anschutz 35

Jacob Weaver Anschutz 33

FIELD PISTOL

P—AAA Steve Jones TC: 22 Hornet 23

PAS – INT Robin Weaver TC: 22 Hornet 33

PRACTICAL HUNTER

LONG—AA Teresa Coleman TC: 6 TCU 34

SHORT– INT Robin Weaver TC: 22 Horn 39

Teresa Coleman TC: 22 Horn 38

.22 ---- INT Teresa Coleman Anschutz 39

AGGREGATES

3 GUN BB

Gary Bridges 101

John Weaver 100

Terry Batts 90

4 GUN BB

Gary Bridges 137

John Weaver 135

Terry Batts 122

STANDING BB

John Weaver 55

HALF SCALE

Gary Bridges 78

Terry Batts 62

Frank Davis 52

3 GUN SB

Gary Bridges 90

Terry Batts 81

4 GUN SB

Gary Bridges 118

Terry Batts 110

FIFTH SCALE

Jacob Weaver 50

CTSA

New Braunfels, Texas

John Weaver, Match Director

10/10/2015 – 10/11/2014

BB

P –A David Brown TC: 7 TCU 22

R – INT Ken Carey RSB: 44 M 26

Terry Batts FA: 44 M 8

AAA Joe Coleman FA: 357 M 30

AA Gerald Morrison Ruger: 44 M 18

U –INT Terry Batts RCXP: 7 BR 35

Steve Jones TC: 45WM 28

Half Scale

UHS—INT Terry Batts XP: 6 TCU 36

Small Bore

S—AAA Terry Batts XL 8

P—INT Terry Batts XL 28

AAA Ken Carey Ruger MK 19

B David Brown TC 11

R—INT Terry Batts FA 33

AA Ken Carey Ruger 19

U—INT Terry Batts RC/Anschutz 35

Joe Coleman TC 29

AAA Ken Carey TC 21

UAS – INT Rafael Chavez Anschutz 40

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Region 5

REGION 5 DIRECTOR

Kenneth Lacroix……….…………....763-420-7387

13880 Sunnyslope Dr.

Maple Grove, MN 55311-3409

STATE DIRECTORS

IA State Director

Jay Giberson.. ...…………………………..319-838-8503

IL State Director

Dale Kroetz……………………………....,.618-244-4338

MN State Director

John Richards……... ………...…..……….952-440-3436

WI State Director

Joe Lipp………….………………………..414-761-9425

WI Deputy State Director

Mark Bartezko….…….…………………..715-581-5333

M I NN ESO T A

Region 6

REGION 6 DIRECTOR

Dell Taylor…..………….…………....801-566-2939

8899 Midvalley Dr.

West Jordan, UT 84088

STATE DIRECTORS

AZ State Director

William “Bill” Robbins…………………....928-701-1275

HI State Director

Derek Takahashi….……………………….808-386-9913

ID State Director

Richard C. Martineau……………..……….208-522-6980

NV State Director

UT State Director

Jerry Thompson….…….…………………..801-944-0440

I DA HO

Teresa Coleman Anschutz 36

John Weaver Anschutz 34

AA Ken Carey TC 23

Fifth Scale

UFSAS—AAA Joe Coleman TC 2

AA Rafael Chavez Anschutz 36

Field Pistol

P—INT John Weaver TC: 22 Hor 29

PAS – INT John Weaver TC: 22 Hor 34

Practical Hunter

PHS – INT Teresa Coleman TC22 Horn 39

PH22—INT Teresa Coleman Anschutz 39

Minnesota Winter Air League

Ramsey, MN

Dan Harder, Match Director

3/7/2015

This was our annual fun match. Due to various

commitments several of our regular shooters were

unable to attend, but those of us that did had fun.

Because it was a “fun match” there were challenges

that weren't sanctioned competition. The one that was the biggest challenge was a gopher silhouette

field target set at approximately 26 yards. The target

was about 5” high and 2” wide with a 1/2” hole in it.

Shooters had to shoot through the hole to hit the trig-ger that dropped the target. The challenge was to

see who could drop the target with the fewest shots. Ken LaCroix was the first to try with his UAS gun, a

Morini, and scored the first hit with 8 shots. Rick Schrader was the second shooter with his Unlimited

gun, an IZH 46M, and scored a hit on the 9th shot. Steve Martins was up next with his UAS gun, an MG-1, and scored a hit on the second shot. Dan

Harder was next up with his Production gun, a

Crossman 1701P, and also scored a hit on the second

shot. __ AP

P--INT Rick Schrader Crossman 36

U--INT Rick Schrader IZH 46M 40

UAS --INT Ken LaCroix Morini 40

US -- INT Steve Martens Areno cp-95 33

N2

1/2 Scale U Rick Schrader IZH 46M 37

Minnesota Winter Air League

Ramsey, MN

Dan Harder, Match Director

3/21/2015

This was the Region 5 Airgun Championship for

2014. It was a great way to finish off the airgun

competition for the 2014/2015 winter. We had three

shoot-offs. There would have been a forth between John Richards and his son A.J., but they had to leave

early. They both had Unlimited Standing scores of

55X60. I guess they will halve to decide how to

share the 1st place trophy. The shoot-off targets were three ½ scale and two ¼ scale chickens in each

string of five targets and were set at different dis-tances for the different classes. They were set at the pig line for Production and Dan Harder won with 9

targets to Steve Marten's 7 targets. For Unlimited the shoot-off targets were moved to the turkey line.

Steve Martens and Rick Schrader both shot Unlim-

ited 60X60 and Steve won first place with 8 targets

to Rick's 5. For UAS the shoot-off targets were moved to the ram line. Steve won UAS with 9 of 10

shoot-off targets, Ken was second with 6 targets, and Rick, using his Unlimited gun for UAS got 4 targets.

We had three competitors that shot all six classes and Steve won the Iron Man with 329 of 360 possi-

ble targets. Steve also won the 3 Gun Aggregate

with 169 targets. John and A.J. won all of the stand-ing classes, with John posting an impressive 159 of a

possible 180 targets. John won the Standing Aggre-gate with 107 of a possible 120 targets.

__ AP

P--INT Dan Harder Crossman 60 + 9

-- Steve Martens Crossman 60 + 7

-- Rick Schrader Crossman 59

-- Glenn Tullius Crossman 48 - AAA Mike Dougherty Crossman 50

S--INT John Richards Crossman 52

-- Steve Martens Crossman 49

-- Glenn Tullius Crossman 44

-- Mike Dougherty Crossman 40

-- AAA Rick Schrader Crossman 24

-- Dan Harder Daisy 747 24

U--INT Steve Martens Steyr LP5 60 + 8

-- Rick Schrader IZH 46M 60 + 5

-- AAA Glenn Tullius IZH 46M 59

-- Mike Dougherty Steyr LPS 56

UAS --INT Steve Martens MG-1: 60 + 9

-- Ken LaCroix Morini: 60 + 6

--\ Rick Schrader IZH 46M 60 + 4

-- Dan Harder IZH 46M 60 + 4

-- Glenn Tullius Crossman 59

-- AAA Mike Dougherty Steyr LPS 49

US--INT John Richards IZH 46M 55

-- A.J. Richards IZH 46M 55

-- Steve Martens IZH 46M 52

-- Mike Dougherty IZH 46M 47

--AAA Glenn Tullius IZH 46M 45

--A Dan Harder 747 / 1701P 21

USIS --INT John Richards Pardini K58 52

-- Steve Martens IZH 46M 48

-- AAA Mike Dougherty IZH 46M 47

-- Glenn Tullius IZH 46M 45

__ 3 Gun Aggregates

AP

Steve Martens 169

__ Standing Aggregates

AP

John Richards 107

Steve Martens 101

Glenn Tullius 89

Mike Dougherty 87

Idaho Falls Silhouette Association

August 14-16, 2015 Match Report

Idaho Falls, Idaho

Greg Merrell, Match Director

What a match to honor the memory of Larry Allen-

baugh by having the Larry Allenbaugh Memorial

Lava Bed Shootout. 97 guns shot in three days with

two shooters shooting 10 guns each (Roger Wood

and Michael Sussman) and two more with 9 guns

each (Bob Jeffery (drove down from Montana as

always) and Bill Pendleton Sr.). I don’t usually dis-

cuss the weather, but the WIND was absolutely hor-

rible with 15 mph all the time and gusts to 25 on

Friday and Saturday, and then calm on Sunday.

Even with the wind, some good scores were shot,

but no 40’s until Sunday and then only 1, that by

Tom Tressell in BB UAS. We had one shoot-off,

that in Small Bore UAS. My mistake cost Bill Sr.

the chance to participate (Sorry again Bill), but Mi-

chael Sussman and Tom Tressell shot it off with Mi-

chael coming out on top. The targets were pretty

small, but the guys really shot well on them – Good

Shooting. For once, Dave Harmer didn’t win 3 and

4 gun aggregates because he wasn’t here to do it. I

got lucky to win 3 and 4 gun aggregates in Big Bore

(only one to shoot standing), and Michael Sussman

won them in Small Bore. Michael also took top

honors in 1/5 scale – he was really shooting well. I

would like to thank some of the people that don’t get

mentioned very often for their support of our sport

(Fred Adams, Jerry Perks, Steve Mosher, Jim Miller,

Keith Archibald, Ned Rockwell, Bill Richens, Jesse

Bennet and Skip Jones). These people come out on

a routine basis and shoot and have fun - THANKS.

Jesse Bennet, our Club Secretary, got herself a new

TC barrel in 7 TCU and will be giving us all a run

for our money when she gets it going. She also

managed to win Field Pistol C with her TC 30 Car-

bine – good shooting. Our last match is in Septem-

ber, hopefully not as windy. See everyone then.

BB

P-- INT Jeff Fowler TC: 7 TCU 39

-- Dell Taylor TC: 7 TCU 27

-- Richard Martineau TC: 7 TCU 26

-- AAA Gregory Merrell TC: 7 TCU 36

-- Roger Wood TC: 7 TCU 34

-- Randy Cook TC: 7 TCU 34

-- AA Michael Sussman TC: 7 TCU 36

-- Hugh O'Donnell TC: 6.5 TCU 31

R -- INT William Pendleton FA: 357 28

-- AAA Gregory Merrell Sev375SM 24

-- AA Roger Wood S&W44 Mag 26

S -- AAA Gregory Merrell FA: 357 Mag 16

U -- INT Jeff Fowler XP 100: 6.5 BR 39

-- Richard Martineau XP100: 7 BR 39

-- Dell Taylor XP 6.5 TCU 34

-- William Pendleton, Sr. Ram22 Dasher 34

-- AAA Gregory Merrell XP 100: 7 BR 38

-- Roger Wood XP 100: 7 BR 36

-- Hugh O'Donnell XP 6.5 BR 32

-- AA Randy Cook XP 100: 7 BR 34

-- A Steve Mosher Ram22 Dasher 13

UAS -- INT Tom Tressell XP 100: 7 BR 40

-- Roger Wood Ram7 BR 39

-- William Pendleton, Sr. BAT: 6.5 G 39

-- Gregory Merrell XP 7 IHMSA 39

-- Owen Fjeldsted Rampro: 6 PPC 38

-- Robert Jeffery TC: 6.5 TCU 38

-- Jeff Fowler XP 100: 6.5 BR 38

-- Dell Taylor XP 6.5 TCU 36

-- AAA Michael Sussman Ram 6.5 BR 37

-- AA Fred Adams XP 7 BR 36

-- James Miller TC: 223 32

US-- AAA William Pendleton Ram6.5 BR 15

- AA Robert Jeffery TC: 6.5 TCU 18

FP

P-- INT Jerry Perks TC: 357 Mag 17

-- AAA Robert Jeffery TC: 22 Hor 25

-- Ned Rockwell Ruger: 357 20

-- Richard Martineau S&W: 38 Sp. 19

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Region 7

REGION 7 DIRECTOR

Joe Cullison…….…….…………....541-317-8801

28988 Berlin Rd.

Sweet Home, OR 97386

STATE DIRECTORS

AB Provincial Director

Allan Wagner. ...…………………………..780-469-3940

AK State Director

CA State Director

MT State Director

Glen Kapitzke...….………………………..406-232-3232

OR State Director

Joe Cullison……..…….…………………..541-317-8801

WA State Director

Brett Stuntebeck……....…………………..253-863-7315

CAL IFO R NI A

-- Jeff Fowler TC: 22 Hornet 18

-- AA Keith Archibald TC: 22 Hornet 18

-- Bill Richins Ruger: 32 H&R 17

-- A Jesse Bennett TC: 30 Carb 7

PAS--AAA Robert Jeffery TC 22 Hornet 24

-- Ned Rockwell TC: 22 LR 14

FS

UASFS--AAA Michael Sussman ANS 38

-- AA Robert Jeffery TC: 22 LR 28

-- Roger Wood TC: 22 LR 23

UFS--AA Michael Sussman ANS: 22 LR 24

HS

UASHS -- INT William Pendleton BAT6.5 G 35

-- Richard Martineau TC: 221 FB 34

-- AAA Michael Sussman Ram6.5 BR 37

-- Robert Jeffery TC: 6.5 TCU 35

-- Roger Wood XP 100: 6 PPC 32

-- AA Owen Fjeldsted Ram6 PPC 31

UHS -- INT Jeff Fowler TC: 36

-- C Hugh O'Donnell XP 100: 6 BR 16

SB

P -- INT Jeff Fowler TC: 22 LR 36

-- Richard Martineau TC: 22 LR 27

-- Dell Taylor TC: 22 LR 26

-- AAA Michael Sussman TC: 22 LR 33

-- Hugh O'Donnell TC: 22 LR 32

-- Randy Cook TC: 22 LR 32

AA Roger Wood TC: 22 LR 22

-- A Harold "Skip" Jones Ruger MK III 32

R -- INT Richard Martineau S&W 34

-- Dell Taylor FA: 22 LR 32

-- AAA Hugh O'Donnell S&W 32

-- AA Randy Cook S&W: 22 LR 25

-- Michael Sussman FA: 22 LR 24

S -- A Michael Sussman TC: 22 LR 20

-- Jerry Perks TC: 22 LR 13

-- Michael Shaltry Ruger Mark III 10

-- B Perry Nelson S&W: 22 LR 1

U -- INT Richard Martineau TC: 22 LR 37

-- Dell Taylor ANS: 22 LR 11

-- AAA Michael Sussman ANS: 22 LR 38

-- AA Roger Wood TC: 22 LR 36

-- Hugh O'Donnell TC: 22 LR 31

-- A Randy Cook ANS: 22 LR 30

UAS -- INT Michael Sussman ANS: 22 LR 39

-- Tom Tressell MAG Research 39

-- William Pendleton, Sr. SAV 39

-- Randy Cook Striker: 22 LR 33

- AAA Owen Fjeldsted TC: 22 LR 39

-- Robert Jeffery TC: 22 LR 39

-- Roger Wood TC: 22 LR 35

-- Dell Taylor : 22 LR 25

-- AA Gregory Merrell Browning: 22 LR 33

US -- AA Steve Mosher Striker: 22 LR 22

-- B Robert Jeffery TC: 22 LR 20

Practical Hunter

22LR

INT Bill Pendleton Striker: 22lr 39

Short

INT Bill Pendleton FA: 41 Mag 37

AAA Jim Miller TC: 22 Hornet 39

Harold Jones S&W 629: 44 Mag 35

AA Roger Wood Ruger: 44 Mag 21

A Jesse Bennett TC: 32 H&R 9

Long

AAA Bill Pendleton FA: 41 Mag 35

__ 3 Gun Aggregates

BB

Gregory Merrell 90

SB

Michael Sussman 91

__ 4 Gun Aggregates

BB

Gregory Merrell 114

SB

Michael Sussman 115

__ Field Pistol Aggregates

Robert Jeffery 49

LASC Match Report

June 13 & 14, 2015

By Jim Harris

Thanks again to our target setters, and Ramon

and Joe, from the Young Marines!

Excitement continued to mount toward the up-

coming IHMSA World Championships to be

held here July 10-17. Lots of people coming out

for qualifying entries and just to sharpen up

their skills.

Topping the list of who’s who attending was

none other than fan-favorite and all-around

good guy, Scott Mann! Scott did some great

shooting despite the time he’s taken off to work

on his surfing.

Tough Break Department:

Karen Bailey wrote, “Yes, 7!” on her .22 rifle

card for the difficult 1/5 Size category, well be-

low her average.

Harry Sharp missed his last ram on ½ Scale

open sight for a perfect 39. (Been there, done

that, Harry!)

Looking forward to seeing great attendance to

the July IHMSA Championships!

Big Bore Match Winner – tie – Jerry Ray

40+3/Scott Mann 40+3

Small Bore Match Winner – Val Shaver 40+3

Top Rifle Shooter – Colin Jones

Big Bore

Production – Int

Scott Mann MOA 30H 40+3

Dennis Edwards BF 30-20 37

Val Shaver TC 6.5TCU 35

William Brooker TC 7TCU 27

AAA

Charles Iftiger TC 6.5TCU 38

Revolver – Int

Dennis Edwards FA 357 37

Charles Iftiger DW 357Max 33

Standing – AA

Philip Ehrens Rug 44 8

Unlimited – Int

Jerry Ray XP 6.5 Grend 40+3

Dennis Edwards XP 6.5BR 39

Jim Harris XP 6.5TKS 38

Val Shaver XP 6BR 38

William Brooker XP 6.5BR 36

Jerry Napier XP 7BR 36

Unlimited Standing – Int

Charles Iftiger TC 6.5TCU 29

Unlimited Any Sight – Int

Jim Harris XP 6.5TKS 40+4

Lee Markam XP 7BR 37

AAA

Al Roberts XP 7BR 37

AA

Bill Wright XP 7Las 29

Tony Wong XP 7Int 23

½ Scale Open Sight – Int

Harry Sharp XP 22PPC 39

Scott Mann HS 7BR 38

Jerry Ray XP 6.5 Grend 38

Jim Harris XP 6.5TKS 19

1/2 Scale UAS – Int

Harry Sharp XP 22PPC 40+5

Dennis Edwards XP 7BR 40+4

Jerry Ray XP 6.5 Grend 39

AAA

Hector Alfaro TC 30

Smallbore

Production – Int

Jerry Ray XL 34

B

Joshua Ferri TC 24

Unlimited – Int

Val Shaver Ans 40+3

Jerry Ray Ans 39

AA

Al Roberts Ans 28

Unlimited Any Sight – Int

Bill Wright TC 36

1/5 Scale Open Sight – Int

Scott Mann Ans 39

1/5 Scale Any Sight – Int

Lee Markham Ans 38

Scott Mann Ans 34

Practical Hunter – Long Course – Int

Val Shaver TC 30C 39

AAA

Tony Wong Mer 270Max 18

Practical Hunter Short Course – Int

Jerry Napier TC 30C 39

Unc

Tony Wong TC 22H 20

B

Joshua Ferri TC 22H 33

Practical Hunter Smallbore – Int

Lee Markham TC 39

Jerry Napier TC 38

Unc

Tony Wong HS 15

Hunter's/Field Pistol Open Sight – AA

Charles Iftiger TC 32-20 26

Ernest Mijares TC 22H 21

Al Roberts TC 22H 18

Hunter's/Field Pistol Scoped – AAA

Joel Mosher TC 9mm 22 CB

James Henry TC 357 16

AA

Philip Ehrens HS 7

Cowboy Lever Action Smallbore – A

Karen Bailey Mar 28

Cast Bullet Rifle Scoped

Colin Jones Rem 6.5x47 32

15

Smallbore Open Sights (3/8 Size)

Mark Woss CZ 23

1/5 Size – AA

Hector Alfaro Uni 22

Mark Woss Ans 20

Steve Howard Ans 14

Karen Bailey Ans 7

2015 LASC Extravaganza

Labor Day Weekend, September 5-7, 2015

By Jim Harris

The 2015 Extravaganza is in the record books!

Thanks to the Young Marines, Ramon and

Joe, for their target setting and line-calling. The

match was run quickly and safely. We couldn’t

do this without your help!

Weather was a little warm, but not near the

terrible heat sometimes experienced in the past.

Wind was mild overall. So what explains the

generally lower scores this year? It will likely

be a topic for some time to come as shooters try

to puzzle out better scores.

Special thanks to our traveling competitors

out of Utah and Idaho: Dell Taylor and Bill

Pendleton. Steve Peck drove down from Neva-

da, and Dave Whitman from Oregon.

It was interesting to see Ted Matthies shoot-

ing so many standing events, including rifles.

This earned Ted the top honors in the rifle com-

petition with a 35x40.

Steve Hannawacker was entered in a lot of

different handgun categories, resulting in Match

Winner in Smallbore with his strong Production

score, 40x40 plus 2 shoot-off targets.

Jerry Ray must be reaping good karma from

being the club’s match director – JR took the

Big Bore Match Winner with a terrific Unlim-

ited score of 40x40 plus three shoot-offs, block-

ing Dennis “Moose” Edwards from the win with

his 40+2.

Dennis didn’t go home empty-handed – he

took the Big Bore Revolver title with a 39 using

his own homemade cast bullets!

Dan Hagerty had a bit of an up-and-down

match, but managed to win the BB Production

category with a 39, missing a chicken! He

placed well in many categories, but I noticed he

missed chickens a few times on other entries – a

bit out of practice, Dan? Dan gets the “Guts

Award” for shooting his Production gun in open

sight ½ Scale.

A great time was had by all, and we hope to

see you all next year, and at our regular monthly

matches.

Extravaganza Match Winners

Big Bore Match Winner – Jerry Ray, 40+3

Smallbore Match Winner – Steve Han-

nawacker, 40+2

Rifle Match Winner – Ted Matthies, 35

Big Bore

Production -- Int

Dan Hagerty MOA 7BR 39

Jerry Ray BF 7US 39

Steve Hannawacker XL 7Mer 38

Val Shaver TC 6.5TCU 38

Ted Matthies TC 6.5TCU 36

Dell Taylor TC 7TCU 32

AA

Joel Mosher TC 30 Carb 32 CB

Revolver – Int

Dennis Edwards FA 357 39 CB

Dan Hagerty FA 44 38

Ted Matthies Rug 44 38

Steve Hannewacker FA 357 35

Dave Whitman FA 357 29

Dell Taylor FA 357 26

Standing – Int

Steve Hannawacker XL 270Max 23

Dave Whitman TC 300W 18

AAA

Tony Wong Mer 7Mer 10

Unlimited -- Int

Jerry Ray XP 6.5x39 40+3

Dennis Edwards XP 308 40+2

Dell Taylor XP 6.5 Gren 39

Jim Harris XP 7BR 39 CB

Steve Hannawacker XP 7BR 39

Ted Matthies XP 6.5TCU 38


Steve Astier XP 6.5TKS 38

Charles Iftiger XP 7BR 37

Dave Whitman XP 7Las 37

Dan Hagerty XP 7-08 35

Scott Roberts XP 7BR 35

Bill Pendleton Rampro 22D 34

AAA

Shawn Salgren TC 30

AA

Mike Catlapp TC 7TCU 31

Alan Miyamoto TC 223 28

Joel Mosher XP 7BR 23 CB

A

Steve Peck TC 7TCU 19

Unlimited Any Sight -- Int

Dennis Edwards XP 7BR 40+4

Val Shaver XP 6.5BC 40+4

Lee Markham XP 7BR 39

Jerry Napier XP 7BR 39

Bill Pendleton BAT 6.5 Gren 38

Steve Peck XP 7BR 38

Dan Bucks XP 6.5BR 38

Dell Taylor XP 6.5 TCU 34

Tony Wong XP 7Int 31

Unlimited Standing – AAA

Steve Astier XP 7BR 24

AA

Joel Mosher XP 7BR 22 CB

A

Mike Catlapp TC 7TCU 20

Shawn Salgren TC 19

1/2 Scale Open Sights – Int

Eric King XP 22PPC 38

Jerry Ray XP 6.5x39 36

Steve Hannawacker XP 7BR 36

Jim Harris XP 7BR 34 CB


Dan Hagerty MOA 7BR 24 (P)

AAA

Ted Matthies TC 223 27

1/2 Scale UAS -- Int

Jerry Ray XP 6.5Gren 40+4

Val Shaver XP 22PPC 40

Eric King XP 22PPC 38 (OS)

Jim Harris XP 22PPC 35 (OS)

Bill Pendleton BAT 6.5Gren 33

Dave Whitman XP 7BR 31

AAA

Dan Bucks XP 6.5BR 37

AA

Steve Peck XP 7BR 27

Practical Hunter

Long Range – Int

Dennis Edwards TC 30 Carb 39

Bill Pendleton Enc 6BR 39

Dan Bucks ? 39

Val Shaver TC 30 Carb 37

AAA

Jerry Napier BF 6.5BRM 37

Steve Peck TC 7TCU 34

AA

Tony Wong Mer 270 Max 26

PH Short Course – Int

Dennis Edwards TC 30 Carb 40

Jerry Napier TC 30 Carb 40

Dan Bucks TC 357 35

Bill Pendleton FA 41 30

Steve Hannawacker FA 44 14 DNF

AAA

Lee Markham TC 357 38

A

Jim Parr TC 357 40

Tony Wong TC 22H 29

PH Smallbore – Int

Dennis Edwards TC 40

Val Shaver Ans 39

Lee Markham TC 39

Bill Pendleton TC 39

Smallbore

Production -- Int

Steve Hannawacker FA 40+2

Ted Matthies TC 36

Eric King XL 36

AAA

Shawn Salgren FA 30

B

Mike Catlapp TC 5

Revolver – Int

Dan Hagerty FA 39

Steve Hannawacker FA 38

Eric King FA 36

AAA

Shawn Salgren FA 24

A

Michael Catlapp S&W 9

Standing – Int

Eric King TC 22

Steve Hannawacker XL 22

A

Shawn Salgren TC 12

Unlimited -- Int

Eric King XP 38

Jerry Ray Ans 37

Dell Taylor Ans 37

Dave Whitman HS 33

Ted Matthies TC 31

Joel Mosher TC 27

AAA

Shawn Salgren ? 17

AA

Alan Miyamoto TC 17

Michael Catlapp TC 14

Unlimited Any Sight -- Int

Dan Hagerty TC 40+4

Jerry Napier TC 40

Dennis Edwards Ans 40

Ted Matthies TC 40

Bill Pendleton Sav 38

16

O R EG O N

Dell Taylor Ans 38

AAA

Bill Wright TC 32

Unlimited Standing – AA

Shawn Salgren TC 23

Steve Howard TC 18

1/5 Scale open sights -- Int

Eric King XP 36

AAA

Dell Taylor Ans 16

A

Alan Miyamoto TC 4

1/5 Scale UAS – Int

Dan Hagerty TC 37

Dennis Edwards Ans 37

Lee Markham Ans 37

Eric King XP 36 (OS)

AA

Bill Pendleton Sav 27

Field/Hunters Pistol – Int

Ted Matthies XL 32HR 29

Dave Whitman Mer 32H&RR 19

AAA

Hector Alfaro Mer 32 H&R 29

Steve Astier TC 22H 25

Joel Mosher TC 22H 18

AA

Lee Markham TC 22H 27

Jim Parr TC 22H 15

Field/Hunters Pistol Open Sights – AAA

Ted Matthies XL 270Ren 24

Joel Mosher TC 9mm 15 CB

AA

Val Shaver TC 270 Ren 15

Steve Howard TC 11

Smallbore Hunters Pistol Open Sight – Mas

Joel Mosher TC 14

A

Shawn Salgren ? 13

Mark Woss Drul 8

Smallbore Hunters Pistol Scoped—Mas

Ted Matthies TC 34

AAA

Alan Miyamoto TC 28

AA

Shawn Salgren ? 25

Mike Catlapp ? 23

Steve Howard TC 19

Cowboy Lever Action Rifle

Long Range –

Ted Matthies Henry 44 32

Charles Iftiger Mar 30-30 28

David Hammer ? 26

Tony Wong Mal 30-30 20

CLA Cowboy Pistol Cartridge

David Lehman Brn 357 23

Mark Woss Hen 22M 20

CLA Cowboy Smallbore

Landen Christensen ? 12

Shawn Salgren Henry 8

Cast Bullet Bullet Rifle – Scoped

David Lehman Rug 357 30

Ted Matthies TC 30-30 29

Mike Dewey Rem 6.5TKS 28

James Henry Rem 300AAC 21

CBR Scoped – Short Course

David Lehman Rug 357 31

CBR Vintage

David Lehman Brn 357 23

Smallbore Rifle Scoped (3/8 size)

Lee Markham CZ 33

Ted Matthies TC 27

Landen Christensen ? 25

Hector Alfaro Unq 24

Evan Lessuk Rug 23

Cameron Dunger ? 22

Torryn Christensen ? 16

Smallbore Rifle Open Sight (3/8)

Ted Matthies CZ 35

Mark Woss CZ 22

Shawn Salgren Henry 9

Smallbore Rifle (1/5 Size)

Mark Woss Ans 12

JCSA Pistol Silhouette Club

Grants Pass, OR

19 Turkeys, Match Director

9/2/2015

COMMENTS

__ We will hopefully be signing up a new member,

Frank Kodl. He shot UAS with us today and shot

well for his first time out.

Things were close in UAS with Gordy taking the

title by 1 target and earning High Senior as well.

Ron retained his position at the top of the heap in

US and Tom took USIS.

Thanks to Gordy, Tom, Ron & Frank for helping

to set up and tear down the range.

__ AP

S -- AAA Steve Ware AVANTI 747 21

UAS -- INT Gordy Prudencio Corsman 39

-- Tom Santos Steyr 38

-- AA Frank Kodl IZH 46M 26

US -- AAA Ron Silveira Steyr 28

-- Steve Ware IZH 46M 21

USIS -- AA Tom Santos IZH 46M 21


Grants Pass, OR


9/13/2015

COMMENTS

Sorry that this report is so late. It took me a while to

get caught up from six days in Oxnard. Thanks to

Paul for running the match and to all who helped

him set up and tear down the range.

We had Mike Abel and Doug Hockinson shooting

Standard Handgun in FP-P with Doug taking the

honors. Dave Whitman took the FP-PAS title by one

target from Paul Hoadley. Dave also took the SB-P

title from Rick Redd by 1 target. I’m thinking those

two will be looking for a rematch next month.

The Fifth Scale folks had a close one with Mike

Abel taking the title with reverse animal count from

Rick Redd.

The Rifle shooters are growing. Rich Burket

brought 2 rifles and Walt Padgett brought a new

shooter.

Rick Redd was our SB-U champion with the only

perfect score of the day. That also earned him High

Senior.

__ FP

P -- AA Doug Hockinson S&W: 357 Mag. 19

-- A Mike Abel Glock 23: 40 S&W 15

PAS -- INT David Whitman Mer32 H&R 28

-- AAA Paul Hoadley T/C: 25-20 27

FS

UASFS -- INT Mike Abel Ansc 39

N1

Rifle -- Rich Burket Martini: 310 Cad 26

N2

Freestyle Rifle Walt Padgett CZ 452 ZKM 31

SB

P -- INT David Whitman Browning 34

-- AA Doug Hockinson T/C: 22 LR 31

U -- INT Richard Redd T/C: 22 LR 40+1


US -- AAA Paul Hoadley T/C: 22 LR 27


Grants Pass, OR


9/26/2015

__ Thanks to Gordy for setting up the range & Paul

& Ron for helping to tear it down. Congratulations

to Ron for shooting into the 30's in US and to Gordy

for being High Senior. Not all of us we as pleased

with our scores!

__ AP


UAS -- INT Paul Hoadley IZH 46M: .177 38

-- Gordy Prudencio Crosman: 35

US -- AAA Ron Silveira Steyr: .177 30

-- Paul Hoadley IZH 46M: .177 19

-- Steve Ware IZH 46M: .177 15

USIS -- A Gordy Prudencio AVANTI 18


Grants Pass, OR


10/7/2015

First, we welcome Frank Kodl as our newest mem-

ber. Frank has been attending our air pistol & small

bore matches for the last few months. He is a great

addition to our club. & thanks Frank for helping to

set up today.

Tom Santos took the UAS & USIS titles and High

Senior. Ron Silveira beat me by 1 target in US, and

neither of us were thrilled with our scores.

Thanks to Tom & Ron for tearing down the range.

__ AP


UAS -- INT Tom Santos Steyr: .177 38

-- Gordy Prudencio Crosman 31

-- AA Frank Kodl IZH 46M: .177 34

US -- AAA Ron Silveira Steyr: .177 27

-- Steve Ware IZH 46M: .177 26

-- Mike Aber Hamerelli: .177 16

USIS -- AA Tom Santos IZH 46M: .177 13

-- A Gordy Prudencio AVANTI 747 11


Grants Pass, OR


10/11/2015

It was a good match with 22 entries. Mike Abel

was to attend & he and Dave Whitman were going

to have a 40 Shorty duel. Mike decided to go hunt-

ing; so, Dave got a day of practice in. We’ll see if

the duel will happen in November. Over in the PAS

side of FP, Paul Hoadley trounced everyone & took

that title. Paul also took the SB US title. However,

Dave did take the Fifth Scale title.

Rich Burket brought both his Remington & Mar-

tini rifles. He shot the Martini on the Field Pistol

targets. Somehow, he and I both got stuck shooting

scores of 22 in every event we shot!

On the Small Bore side, Rick Redd took the P &

U titles, Frank Kodl was our Standing winner &

Charlie Dean took the Revolver title. Rick was also

High Senior.

Thanks to Dave, Paul, Charlie, Rick, Rich, &

Paul for helping to set up and tear down the range.

__ FP

P -- INT David Whitman Colt 45 ACP 21

-- AA Doug Hockinson S&W: 357M . 15

PAS -- INT David Whitman Mer32 H&R 23

-- AAA Paul Hoadley T/C: 25-20 27

-- AA Steve Ware T/C: 25-20 22

FS

UASFS--INT David Whitman Ans 38

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621 LaFayette Blvd.

Cheyenne, WY 82009

STATE DIRECTORS

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ND State Director

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NE State Director

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SD State Director

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WY State Director

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N EB R A SKA

W AS H ING T O N

Region 8 -- AAA Paul Hoadley Ans 16

N1

Rifle -- Rich Burket Remington: 22 LR 22

SB

P -- INT Richard Redd T/C: 22 LR 40


R -- INT Charlie Dean FA: 22 LR 32

S -- B Frank Kodl S&W: 22 LR 6

U -- INT Richard Redd T/C: 22 LR 39

-- AAA Paul Hoadley T/C: 22 LR 28


UAS -- INT Richard Redd T/C: 22 LR 40

US -- AAA Paul Hoadley T/C: 22 LR 24

Paul Bunyan Rifle Club

Puyallup, Washington

Bret Stuntebeck, Match Director

8/1/2015

__ We had three new shooters this month. Steve

Bishop brought his brother Jon over to give his new

to him Ruger SBH a go at some steel. Jon managed

a R-Unc, 7 for his first time all without any initial

sight settings. Also Mike Wagenbach from Seattle

and Derik Andreoli from Kirkland came out to give

it a try. Mike shot an entry in smallbore P-Unc and

posted a very respectable 23 using his Ruger MkII.

He then shot a FP P-Unc 9 using a Ruger redhawk,

Nice shooting Mike. Derik shot two entries with his

browning buckmark. The first in UAS-Unc posting

a 21 and then in FP PAS-Unc posting a 19. Not bad

for a first time out. Hope all our new shooter come

back and shoot with us on a regular basis.

No 40's this month. In UAS-AAA, Steve Bishop

shot a 39 missing a one ram. In U-Int, I managed

another entry into the Last Ram Club with a 39 and

missing of course the last ram. Guess I got a little

complacent and took it for granted. Steve Cozort

was back this month and managed a UASHS-AAA

31. Joe Stumpf got a respectable R-AA, 30

On the Smallbore side Joe Stumpf posted a UAS-

AAA, 36. Vince Leete posted a nice P-AAA, 31.

Dave Chalfant posted a S-AAA, 16.

In Field Pistol Dave Chalfant posted a Very nice P

-AAA, 27. Vince Leete posted a PAS-AAA, 23.

Nice shooting guys.

Once again our target setters did a fantastic job.

Thanks to all who stayed to help pick up targets after

the match.

Until next time shoot straight and be safe.

__ BB

R -- AA Joe Stumpf, R FA: 357mag 30

-- C Jon Bishop (NRA) Ruger 7

U -- INT Bret Stuntebeck Rampro: 6.5BR 39

-- AAA Joe Stumpf, R XP-100: 7TCU 25

UAS -- AAA Steve Bishop XP-100: 7BR 39

FP

P -- AAA David Chalfant, K TC: 22hornet 27

-- A Michael Wagenbach (NRA) Ruger 9

-- B Nannette Bealer (NRA) TC: 22horn 7

PAS--AAA Vincent Leete TC: 22horn 23

-- A Derik Andreoli (NRA) Brn: 22lr 19

HS

UASHS -- AAA Steve Cozort XP221FB 30

UHS -- AAA Bret Stuntebeck XP-6TCU 31

SB

P -- AAA Vincent Leete TC: 22 LR 31

-- A Michael Wagenbach (NRA) Ruger 23

S -- AAA David Chalfant, K TC: 22 LR 16

U -- AAA Bret Stuntebeck Ans: 22 LR 36

UAS -- AAA Joe Stumpf, R TC: 22 LR 36

-- AA Derik Andreoli (NRA) Brn: 22 LR 21

July 19 2015

IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE:

Lincoln, Nebraska

By Chuck Pfitzer

Kind Event Class Shooter Pistol Total

BB P AA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 300 Whisper 32CB

BB R A Mundorf: Ed DW: 44Mag 22

BB S AA Growcock: Daryl TC: 7.5tcu 18

BB S A Lodl: Rick TC: 7Tcu 15

BB U AA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 300 Whisper 35CB

BB U A Mundorf: Ed XP-100: 7BR 18

BB UAS INT Teselle: Ron XP-100: 7BR 40+4

BB UAS AAA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 7-30 W 40+3

BB UAS AAA Mundorf: Ed XP-100: 7BR 39 +4

BB UAS AA Shultz: Jeff XP-100: 7BR 39

BB US AA Growcock: Daryl TC: 270 Keifer 27

BB US A Lodl: Rick TC: Whisper 19

FP P INT Eisenhardt: Richard TC: 32 Mag 19

FP P AA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 22 Hornet 15CB

FP PAS INT Eisenhardt: Richard TC: 32 Mag 32

FP PAS AAA Teselle: Ron TC: 22 Hornet 9 0

FP PAS AA Gowcock: Daryl TC: 270 Ren 25

FP PAS AA Lodl: Rick TC: 270 Ren 24

HS UASHS AA Schultz: Jeff XP-221 FB 37

N1 PHS Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 270 Ren 38CB

N2 PHL Teselle: Ron FA: 357 37

N2 PHL Mundorf: Ed FA: 41 Mag 26

SB UAS AA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 22LR 39

SB UAS AA Growcock: Daryl TC: 22LR 25

SB UAS AA Lodl: Rick TC: 22LR 13

SB US AAA Alexander: Mike BRN: 22LR 38

August 16 2015

IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE

Lincoln, Nebraska

By Chuck Pfitzer

Kind Event Class Shooter Pistol Total SO

BB P AAA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 300 Whisper 38CB

BB P AAA Teselle: Ron TC: 7TCU 27

BB P AAA Kucera: Jim TC: 32-20 10

BB R AA Teselle: Ron DW: 357MAX 28

BB R AA Pfitzer: Chuck DW: 32MAG 22CB


BB S B Lodl: Rick TC: 7TCU 7

BB U AAA Teselle: Ron XP-100: 7BR 37+4

BB U AA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 300 Whisper 29CB

BB U A Mundorf: Ed XP-100 7BR 30+2

BB UAS AAA Mundorf: Ed XP-100: 7BR 39+2

BB UAS AAA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 7-30 Waters 37+ 2

BB UAS AA Hankins: Steve TC: 308 30

BB UAS AA Lodl: Rick TC: 300 Whisper 19

BB UAS AA Kucera: Jim TC: 32-20 18

FP PAS AA Lodl: Rick TC: 270Ren 25

N1 PHS Shultz: Jeff FA: 22 LR 30

N2 PHL Teselle: Ron FA: 357 37

SB R A Pfitzer: Chuck Ruger: 22LR 18

NEBRASKA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH;

September 17-20

We had a great State Championship Match, with more

entries than ever before. There were 103 to be exact mak-

ing it 19 more than last year. It started out HOT the first

day, then cool and rainy, in fact so cool one could see

there breath but that all changed for Saturday and Sunday,

turning out to be great weather for the last two days. Any

day one can shoot is a good day just some days are better

than others. Ed Mundorf put in a lot of time getting our

range and the self-setting Big Bore target setters installed

and working. Ed, Ron Teselle, and Mike Kunkee ran the

Match while Jami Knerl kept the scores up to date on the

computer and a “BIG THANKS” to ALL who helped get

the range ready for the match.

There were shooters from Canada, Kansas and cities

throughout the State. From Lincoln Jeff Shults shot (for

the first time) a 40 in UAS …“Good Shooting” Jeff.

Chuck Pfitzer also shot a 40 in UAS moving him up to

INT. Daryl Growcock, in FP-PAS and Chuck Pfitzer in

BB Standing, got a “Leg” up. There were 6-40’s and

other good scores throughout the match. (Listed below are

the Aggregate winners and the Match scores).

BB 3 Gun Aggregates

Chuck Pfitzer 90

Ron Teselle 84

BB 4 Gun Aggregates

Chuck Pfitzer 120

Ron Teselle 108

BB Standing Aggregates

Daryl Growcock 49

Chuck Pfitzer 37

Half Scale Aggregates

Linda Lanning 44

Field Pistol Aggregates

Richard Eisenhardt 46

Chuck Pfitzer 37


BB P AAA Pfitzer, Chuck TC: 300 Whisper 37CB

BB P AAA Teselle, Ron TC: 7TCU 32+2

BB P A Mundorf: Ed TC: 7TCU 16

BB R AAA Pritchard: Allen FA: 44Mag 27

BB R AA Teselle: Ron DW: 357SM 24

BB R AA Pfitzer: Chuck DW: 32Mag 30CB

BB R AA Mooney: James FA: 44Mag 21


BB S AAA Growcock: Daryl TC: 7.5M 23

BB S AA Teselle: Ron TC: 270Ren 14

BB S A Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 300Whisper 19CB

BB S B Lodl: Rich TC: 7TCU 7

BB U AAA Pritchard: Allen XP 100: 7BR 38 +8

BB U AAA Teselle: Ron XP: 7BR 38 +5

BB U AA Knerl: Jonothan Wichita: 7IHMSA 35

BB U AA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 300Whisper 34+ 1

BB U AA Lanning: Linda Wichita: 30BR 29

BB U A Mundorf: Ed XP: 7BR 22+2

BB U B Hankins: Steve TC: 35Ren 18

BB UAS INT Mooney: James TC: 7TCU 40+ 7

BB USA INT Pritchard: Allen XP100: 7BR 40+ 6

BB USA INT Teselle: Ron XP: 7BR 40+5

BB USA AAA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 7-30W 40+ 5

BB USA AAA Shultz: Jeff XP: 7BR 40+2

BB USA AAA Lanning: Linda Wichita: 7PPC 39

BB USA AA Hankins: Steve TC: 308 30

BB USA AA Boelts: Richard TC: 30-30 22

BB US AA Growcock: Daryl TC: 270Keifer 26

BB US AA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 32Mag 18CB

BB US A Lodl: Rick TC: 300Whisper 17

FP P INT Eisenhardt: Richard TC: 32Mag 20

FP P AA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 22Hornet 16CB

FP P AA Lanning: Linda BF: 32 15

FP P AA Mooney: James TC: 32-20 9

FP PAS INT Eisenhardt: Richard TC: 32Mag 26

FP PAS AA Growcock: Daryl TC: 270Ren 31

FP PAS AA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 32Mag 21CB

FP PAS AA Gestwite: Bob BF: 270Ren 13

FP PAS A Lodl: Rick TC: 270Ren 20

FP PAS A Bakken: Grahm TC: 22Hornet 14+3

FP PAS A Bakken: Shirly TC: 357 14+1

FS UASFS AA Bakken: Shirly ANS: 22LR 34

FS UASFS AA Bakken: Grahm ANS: 22LR 33

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FS UASFS AA Lanning: Linda ANS: 22LR 29

HS UASHS AAA Teselle: Ron XP: 221Fb 37+7

HS UASHS AA Bakken: Shirley XP: 7TCU 35

HS UASHS AA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 22Horn 31+4

HS UASHS AA Shultz: Jeff XP: 221F 31+3

HS UHS AA Lanning: Linda Wich 30BR 16

N1 PHS Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 270Ren 40

N1 PHS Teselle: Ron TC: 32Mag 38

N1 PHS Bakken: Graham FA: 357 36

N2 PHL Teselle: Ron FA: 357 37+9

N2 PHL Bakken: Graham FA: 357 37+ 8

N2 PHL Gestite: Bob XP100: 34

N3 Borello Teselle: Ron Rossi: 357M 15

N3 Borello Bakken: Bob Henry: 22 10

N4 PH 22LR Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 22 LR 38

N4 PH 22LR Bakken: Graham FA: 22LR 33

N4 PH 22LR Bakken: Shirley FA: 22LR 30

SB P AA Lanning: Linda FA: 22LR 24

SB P A Mundorf: Ed Browning: 12

SB R AAA Pritchard: Allan FA: 22LR 29

SB R AAA Kunkee: Mike FA: 22LR 19

SB R AA Lanning: Linda FA: 22LR 25

SB R A Pfitzer: Chuck Ruger: 22LR 19

SB U AA Lanning: Linda ANS: 22LR 34

SB U AA Kruback: Ron ANS: 22LR 31

SB U B Mundorf: Ed TC: 22LR 11

SB UAS INT Mooney: James TC: 22LR 39+ 8

SB UAS INT Kruback: Ron Charger: 22LR 39

SB UAS INT Gestwite: Bob ANS: 22LR 19

SB UAS AAA Bakken Shirley ANS: 22LR 39+ 9

SB UAS AAA Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 22LR 39+ 7

SB UAS AAA Pritchard: Allan TC: 22LR 38

SB UAS AA Boelts: Richard TC: 22LR 28

SB US AAA Eisenhardt: Richard TC: 22LR 18

SB US A Pfitzer: Chuck TC: 22LR 20

SB US A Lodl: Rick TC: 22LR 19

October 11 2015

IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE:

Lincoln Nebraska

By Chuck Pfitzer

October, was a small turn out but as always a fun Match.

We had my son in-law from North Dakota for a guest. He

has never tried Silhouette shooting before and was thrilled

when he hit 4 out 5 Rams the first time he tried them. We

will be moving indoors for the next few months shooting

pellet guns for the winter Silhouette Matches with out-

door Matches starting back up in March or April. Re-

member keep your primers and powder dry.


BB R AA Ron Teselle DW: 357 Mag 23

BB R A Ed Mundorf DW: 44 Mag 15

BB U AA Chuck Pfitzer TC: 300 Whisper 37CB

BB UAS INT Chuck Pfitzer TC: 7-30 Waters 39CB

HS UASHS AAA Ron Teselle TC: 221 FB 39 +9

HS UASHS AAA Jeff Shultz XP 221 FB 33+3

HS UASHS AA Ed Mundorf XP 221 FB 34+3

N1 PHS Ron Teselle TC: 32 HR 15

N2 PHL Tracy Ross TC: 357 Max 14

N4 PH 22 LR Jeff Shultz 17

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