Internet Match Results

[waksupi]

OK, guys . Sorry for the delay on this . I'm throwing together several matches here to get them posted, and out of the way . Remember, there are still a few matches to go , so get them shot , and get them sent .
I did receive several targets with no information whatsoever on them as requested , so some I put where I thought they should be , and some just plain got tossed .
Thanks for playing . Once again, my apologies for being so slow . After all, this job doesn't pay all that well !

sporterized military 100yds. bench

Bull shop senior 1.18in.
Remington number five roller
Rebuild to sporter 38/55
Unertl 15 X
Case -ww 38/55 fire formed, un sized, indexed
NEI 180 tapered point
AC/WW unsized , soft seated
Speed green loob,two grooves filled
Indexed primer Remington 2 1/2
Two Styrofoam wads cut from picnic plate
12.5 grains trail boss thrown

4060 may 2.05
Martini/greener W. /two G. R.
Remington 03 barrel chambered 30 /40 Krag
17A front Williams five D. rear
RCBS 180 -- S. P./sized 0.311/LBT blue
21.4 grains REL 7
Federal 210
Hornady GC
Sized with collet die


curmudgeon 2.14
30/40 Krag carbine
Cut down from a rifle
Lyman 57 rear sight
Steal bead front site
R.-P. cases
WWLRM primers
Sixteen grains alliant 2400
Lyman 314299 (200 grains)
AC/WW plus 2% tin
Hornady GC
Sized 0.310
Javelina Alox
1500 FPS

Bull shop junior 2.23
Remington number five roller
Rebuild to sporter 38/55
Unertl 15 X
Case -ww 38/55 fire formed, un sized, indexed
NEI 180 tapered point
AC/WW unsized , soft seated
Speed green loob,two grooves filled
Indexed primer Remington 2 1/2
Two Styrofoam wads cut from picnic plate
12.5 grains trail boss thrown

Scott Wheeler 2.52in.
M98 8X57
W. C. 846 35 GR. Plus dacron
Bullet 8mm maximum 250 gr.
CCI number 200 L. R.
1882ft. per second


Katie Wheeler 2.62in.
M 91 Argentine 7.65X54
Nineteen grains SR4759
C. 318 -- 185 R 185 grains
Graf case
FC 210 L. R.
1605ft. per second

David R. 5in.
1917 Enfield
issue barrel trigger sites
311466 sized 0.3100 OAL 3.060
60 grains W. C. 860
WWLM primer
LAR 45 red loob three grooves lubed



Scoped and aperture sight rifles, 50 yard offhand

David R.
Stevens 200 .308 2.42"
311644 Sized 0.310 190 grains
LAR 45 Carnuba Lube
46 grains W. C. 860
OAL 2.725
WW L. R. primer
#2 Alloy water quenched 9lbs. WW/1lb. 50 /50 solder

Curmudgeon
Ruger 77 Lilja barrel 1:16 #4 3.46"
35 Whelen
2 3/4 Redfield bear cub scope
R. P. .270 cases
WLRM primers
Twenty grains 2400
NEI 220358 210 grain
Sized .360 Hornady gas check
Javelina alox Lube
1700 FPS

Beerd
T. C. contender carbine 4.7in.
0.357 maximum 18in. barrel
220 grain NEI /J.D. Jones truncated cone
gas check -wheel weights
paraffin /Vaseline loob
Sized 0.358
20.5 grains IMR 4198
Federal 200 primer
1590 FPS
Williams foolproof peep-gold bead front



sub .30 caliber 100yd. bench

David R. 2.55
Remington 700 V. L. 22 -- 250
225646 sized 225
LAR 45 red loob
26 grains surplus 4895
CCI L. R. primer
2600 FPS


BPCR 100yd. X sticks

4060 May 1.8
45 -70 rolling block
MBA front site
Browning tang rear
23 grains 4759
RCBS 500 grain range scrap
WLR primer
Neck sized

Beerd
original rolling block 4.13
re-barreled to 45-70
buckhorn rear Silver blade front
Case WW
70 grains GOEX ff
Wad-- 0.015 cardboard
mountain mold 0.461 as cast
459 grain flat point
Beeswax/ jojoba/lanolin pan lubed
Federal 215

[David R]

Thank You Mr. Waksupi

David

[Bullshop]

Waksupi
Thank you for your troubles Sir! Its such an honor to finaly see my name at the opposite end of the list from where it normaly is. We have had a very busy month or so and missed some of the other matches and I am sorry for that. I did get a target shot for the 25 yard off hand hand gun match, and I think am at least a contender for top honors again if I can remember to send it. Imagin that two firsts in one year, BSM will have to let out my hat band some.
Anyways as they say , a man of words and not of deeds is like a garden full of weeds. If I want to sell stuff sometimes I have to proove stuff works!
BIC/BS

[NVcurmudgeon]

Thanks, Waksupi, for running these matches. They are our best postal matches yet! Having run ONE postal match, I have a dim appreciation of how much work you did for all of us this year.

[swheeler]

Ric;Thanks much for running these matches, I finally got one of the daughters to compete and she made me proud!

[waksupi]

Scott, I was pleased to see your daughter compete this year. Always good to see new shooters involved.

Bill, it isn't all that hard to do these. My problem is to get the time to score the targets, much less have a chance to shoot them myself. If you noticed, I only was able to shoot one or two matches this season.

I am very pleased to see Ranch Dog starting up a spring match. I would really like to see others do other matches year round. It's not that hard. Figure out what match you want to shoot, publish the rules, and tell people where to send the targets. It really doesn't take that long to score them.

As it is now, I believe this will be my last year of running winter matches. I'm selfish with the time that I have available, and just do not have the time to do the matches in the future. I do have other interests that draw my time as much, or more than this board. Heck, I don't even get to read half the posts. The time is just not here.

May I suggest, that the individual members, run special matches? If only running a single match, you will find it quite manageable. Please step forward, and help promote this fascinating sport, that we have here.