Carbine match- did rather poorly. 290/400. The rear sight kept riding up. Gotta fix that!
Springfield match- got a bronze.
Garand match- bronze. I might have gotten a silver but conditions were very trying; pouring rain and a 20 mph gusting wind. It's hard to shoot well with your hand slipping on the forearm despite a shooting glove, the rear aperture filling with water, your scope fogged up, and lying in a puddle of mud. So I took it as a win to do that well.
Vintage- 98k. 175 gr cast GC, 50/50. I went with 21 gr of Alliant 2400. BobS suggested trying 18 but I tried 16-22 and still found that at 200 yards the 21 gr was best for me. Ok... I went out the day before the match and verified the load. Right on at 200 for windage, elevation set to 600 yards. Plastered the 10 and X ring in practice, 30 rounds fired, 21 in the 10 and X, the rest in the 9 ring.
Then on to Perry. Where, for some reason, the load was shooting about 8" left. I had my sight tool with me and drifted...and drifted....and drifted....and it didn't seem to move the point of impact at all! I shoved that sight over so the blade base was hanging WAY out to the left and it was still shooting to the same place, 8" left. VERY strange. There was a crosswind but pretty mild, maybe 5-8mph. At 200 it shouldn't buck a 175 gr bullet that much. So long story short, I had to kentucky windage it and aim at about 4 o'clock on the bull. Once I did that I was hitting the center pretty reliably but that's a hard hold to manage consistantly and I finished with a modest 240-1X, no medal.
Drives me nuts. I know that for grouping that load would get me a silver at least if I did my part but oh no, the gods weren't smiling that day.
Still I had fun.