Texas state ibs championship

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The first day of the Texas State IBS Champtionship is complete (SCORE). Group will be tomorrow - its late but I did want to post the scores from today and thank everyone who was able to participate.

100 YARD SCORE
Name Comp Match 1 Match 2 Match 3 Match 4 Match 5 Total
Rank # Score X Score X Score X Score X Score X Score X
1 Stewart Ralph 215 50 5 50 5 50 5 50 5 50 3 250 23
2 Stinnett Mike 214 50 3 50 3 50 5 50 5 50 4 250 20
3 Robinson David 213 50 4 50 3 50 4 50 4 50 4 250 19
4 Whitner Bill 119 50 4 50 3 50 5 50 3 50 4 250 19
5 Couie Jacob 212 50 3 50 3 50 4 50 4 50 4 250 18
6 Duke Joe 102 50 3 50 4 50 2 50 4 50 4 250 17
7 Olsterdorf Tim 115 50 2 50 3 50 5 50 3 50 3 250 16
8 Conley Michael 219 50 3 50 2 50 3 50 5 50 3 250 16
9 Helton Curtis 104 50 4 50 2 50 2 50 3 50 3 250 14
10 Gore Jay Lynn 111 50 3 50 2 50 3 50 3 50 3 250 14
11 Roby Cale 116 50 5 50 3 50 3 50 1 50 2 250 14
12 Lambert Butch 211 50 1 50 2 50 4 50 3 50 3 250 13
13 Heckerman Ted 209 50 2 50 1 50 4 50 1 50 3 250 11
14 Stiller Jerry 107 50 2 50 1 50 3 50 3 50 1 250 10
15 Rehor Adam 112 50 1 50 2 50 2 50 2 50 2 250 9
16 Johnson Wes 210 50 2 50 1 50 1 50 2 50 2 250 8
17 Conley Jon 114 50 5 50 4 50 5 50 5 49 3 249 22
18 Weichel Scotta 204 50 5 50 1 50 3 49 3 50 4 249 16
19 Clutter Geovac 202 49 1 50 2 50 4 50 2 50 3 249 12
20 Kugerman Kenny 206 50 1 49 2 50 1 50 2 50 2 249 8
21 Perry Ray 113 50 2 49 1 50 1 50 4 49 3 248 11
22 Parks Tom 101 50 1 48 1 50 2 50 2 50 3 248 9
23 Bosco Art 109 50 3 50 4 50 4 45 3 50 3 245 17
24 Perdue Don 117 45 5 50 1 50 1 50 2 50 3 245 12
25 Sellars Tim 201 48 46 2 49 1 50 1 50 1 243 5
26 Hall Jennifer 105 48 49 48 50 3 46 241 3
27 Bowers Paul 110 49 1 50 2 48 2 44 1 49 2 240 8
28 Hall Wade 205 47 44 1 49 48 2 45 1 233 4
29 Schmidt Jackie 106 50 4 50 5 50 5 30 3 180 17


200 YARD SCORE
Name Comp Match 1 Match 2 Match 3 Match 4 Match 5 Total
Rank # Score X Score X Score X Score X Score X Score X
1 Whitner Bill 119 50 50 2 50 2 50 3 50 3 250 10
2 Couie Jacob 212 50 2 50 2 50 3 50 2 50 1 250 10
3 Stinnett Mike 214 50 1 50 3 50 1 50 1 50 3 250 9
4 Hall Jennifer 105 50 50 1 50 1 50 3 50 3 250 8
5 Robinson David 213 50 1 50 2 50 3 50 1 50 250 7
6 Lambert Butch 211 50 1 49 2 50 1 50 1 50 3 249 8
7 Parks Tom 101 50 50 3 50 1 49 2 50 249 6
8 Olsterdorf Tim 115 50 1 50 2 49 50 1 50 2 249 6
9 Roby Cale 116 50 2 50 2 50 49 1 50 1 249 6
10 Weichel Scotta 204 49 1 50 1 50 50 1 50 1 249 4
11 Helton Curtis 104 50 49 50 50 3 50 1 249 4
12 Conley Jon 114 49 2 50 50 1 50 50 249 3
13 Conley Michael 219 49 1 50 2 49 2 50 2 50 1 248 8
14 Duke Joe 102 50 3 48 50 2 49 50 1 247 6
15 Johnson Wes 210 50 1 50 3 48 49 50 2 247 6
16 Hall Wade 205 48 49 50 50 50 247 0
17 Perry Ray 113 50 2 47 50 1 50 2 49 1 246 6
18 Stewart Ralph 215 50 1 49 1 48 1 50 2 49 246 5
19 Rehor Adam 112 49 49 1 48 1 50 1 50 1 246 4
20 Gore Jay Lynn 111 50 49 2 49 1 50 48 246 3
21 Heckerman Ted 209 49 49 1 50 1 49 49 246 2
22 Stiller Jerry 107 49 48 49 3 50 2 49 1 245 6
23 Clutter George 202 49 49 2 48 49 1 50 3 245 6
24 Kugerman Kenny 206 50 49 1 49 49 48 1 245 2
25 Bosco Art 109 48 49 1 50 49 49 245 1
26 Bowers Paul 110 48 1 50 1 49 49 1 48 1 244 4
27 Perdue Don 117 46 49 50 49 1 48 1 242 2
28 Sellars Tim 201 46 48 50 2 50 47 1 241 3
29 Schmidt Jackie 106 0 0

SCORE GRAND
Position Name Score x
1 Stinnett Mike 500 29
2 Whitner Bill 500 29
3 Couie Jacob 500 28
4 Robinson David 500 26
5 Olsterdorf Tim 499 22
6 Lambert Butch 499 21
7 Roby Cale 499 20
8 Helton Curtis 499 18
9 Conley Jon 498 25
10 Conley Michael 498 24
11 Weichel Scotta 498 20
12 Duke Joe 497 23
13 Parks Tom 497 15
14 Johnson Wes 497 14
15 Stewart Ralph 496 28
16 Gore Jay Lynn 496 17
17 Heckerman Ted 496 13
18 Rehor Adam 496 13
19 Stiller Jerry 495 16
20 Clutter George 494 18
21 Perry Ray 494 17
22 Kugerman Kenny 494 10
23 Hall Jennifer 491 11
24 Bosco Art 490 18
25 Perdue Don 487 14
26 Bowers Paul 484 12
27 Sellars Tim 484 8
28 Hall Wade 480 4
29 Schmidt Jackie DNF DNF
 
Looks like the first ever IBS Score Shoot in Texas was well attended.

Congratulations to Mike Stinnett and my old (perhaps I should have said longtime ) Friend Bill W.

I am assuming Jackie either had equipment problems or ended up helping out more than he had originally planned.

Dick Grosbier
 
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Yeh, Dick

I was going along real good Sat morning at 100, had only dropped one X after 3 matches, (in 2d), shot three wipeouts in Match four, then the rifle went 'click" on the 4th bullys eye. I had to remove the bolt, only to dump about 30 grns of 4198 in the action. Turns out I had put a primer in backwards.

I can't ever remember having to take a loaded round out of this 30 BR, I did not expect the bullet to stay in the lands, as I shoot it 'just touching'. I rushed back to the loading area, used a cleaning rod to remove the stuck bullet, and tried my best to get the powder out. When I got back to the line, I had less than a minute, could not get a round to go in, tried to clean some more, and finally got a round chambered, but it felt really "crunchy when it seated. I got on the target with less than 15 seconds, but the shot missed the bull about 4 inches. The next one, I let go with no time left, (I was actually late), also missed that bull by 3 inches.

I think what happenned was when cleaning the powder out of the action, I pushed some up into the barrel. When I chambered the round, there was raw powder on the wrong side of the bullet. Gosh knows what that did to the barrel when the bullet encountered powder on the wrong end.

As they say, it's hard to cure 'stupid'

Let's just say that ended my day. Probably ruined my best barrel. I gathered my stuff, stayed long enough to see the end of the yardage, wished everybody good luck, and headed home.

Congratulations to those that shot well, and to the Denton Club. Thery put forth a great effort to stage this match, and they are to be commended for a job well done.

..............jackie
 
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Congrats

To Ralph, Bill and Mike on your well deserved victories!!! Its good to see the match was well attended.

Mike,

Thanks for posting the early results.

Vic
 
Been there done that !

jackie schmidt said:
I had to remove the bolt, only to dump about 30 grns of 4198 in the action. Turns out I had put a primer in backwards.
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My condolences Jackie,
Even putting a primer in backwards gives you a better excuse than I have for my miserable performance this weekend.

Dick
 
jackie schmidt said:
I was going along real good Sat morning at 100, had only dropped one X after 3 matches, (in 2d), shot three wipeouts in Match four, then the rifle went 'click" on the 4th bullys eye. I had to remove the bolt, only to dump about 30 grns of 4198 in the action. Turns out I had put a primer in backwards.

I can't ever remember having to take a loaded round out of this 30 BR, I did not expect the bullet to stay in the lands, as I shoot it 'just touching'. I rushed back to the loading area, used a cleaning rod to remove the stuck bullet, and tried my best to get the powder out. When I got back to the line, I had less than a minute, could not get a round to go in, tried to clean some more, and finally got a round chambered, but it felt really "crunchy when it seated. I got on the target with less than 15 seconds, but the shot missed the bull about 4 inches. The next one, I let go with no time left, (I was actually late), also missed that bull by 3 inches.

I think what happenned was when cleaning the powder out of the action, I pushed some up into the barrel. When I chambered the round, there was raw powder on the wrong side of the bullet. Gosh knows what that did to the barrel when the bullet encountered powder on the wrong end.

As they say, it's hard to cure 'stupid'

Let's just say that ended my day. Probably ruined my best barrel. I gathered my stuff, stayed long enough to see the end of the yardage, wished everybody good luck, and headed home.

Congratulations to those that shot well, and to the Denton Club. Thery put forth a great effort to stage this match, and they are to be commended for a job well done.

..............jackie
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Why I like 2.5-2.75/side degree leades, bullets do not get stuck, seater to land marking more concise, yet leade angle is gentle enough to not causing pressure spiking..............Don
 
On the very relay that Jackie was caught by a tumble weed on bench #6, I was proving on #9 that I could shoot a momentary 50 4X on the target to my left, while conditions were absolutely perfect for a quick run, and never have a competitor complain about a crossfire ... because there was no one there! To quote Forest Gump, "Stupid is as stupid does." Boy, your stomach sinks and your head swirls when you realize what you've just done ... and you've driven 245 miles to do it! Regardless of my faux pas, I had an enjoyable day, met a lot of nice people, and had a scrumptious dinner. Although I could only stay for the Score portion, my thanks to all for the hospitality, and to Jon for a well run match. :)
 
Great time!

Let's just say that ended my day. Probably ruined my best barrel. I gathered my stuff, stayed long enough to see the end of the yardage, wished everybody good luck, and headed home.

Congratulations to those that shot well, and to the Denton Club. Thery put forth a great effort to stage this match, and they are to be commended for a job well done.

..............jackie

Hope your barrel didn't get damaged Jackie... Was good seeing you. Been a while!

I had an enjoyable day, met a lot of nice people, and had a scrumptious dinner. Although I could only stay for the Score portion, my thanks to all for the hospitality, and to Jon for a well run match. Art

Yes sir Art...! Big thanks to all the vendors for supporting the match. Many raffle winners are REAL happy...!
I too want to say BIG thanks to Jon and Mike Conley, Mike Stinnett. The 4H target crew for putting on a very enjoyable shoot.... Just flawless!

Had a ton of fun with GREAT people!:)
cale
 
Don ...

Don said:
Why I like 2.5-2.75/side degree leades, bullets do not get stuck, seater to land marking more concise, yet leade angle is gentle enough to not causing pressure spiking...Don
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Can you explain a little more of what "side degree leades" are all about for those of us not up to speed on the topic. I'd like to know more. Thanks. :)
 
abintx said:
On the very relay that Jackie was caught by a tumble weed on bench #6, I was proving on #9 that I could shoot a momentary 50 4X on the target to my left, while conditions were absolutely perfect for a quick run, and never have a competitor complain about a crossfire ... because there was no one there! To quote Forest Gump, "Stupid is as stupid does." Boy, your stomach sinks and your head swirls when you realize what you've just done ... and you've driven 245 miles to do it! Regardless of my faux pas, I had an enjoyable day, met a lot of nice people, and had a scrumptious dinner. Although I could only stay for the Score portion, my thanks to all for the hospitality, and to Jon for a well run match. :)
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Art,
You were not alone. In the first match of score I was on 17 and no one was on 18. So I just naturally shot a perfect 50-5X on 18. Thats how I ended up with a score on that target of 45-5X. Just like Forrest said. Ignorance can be corrected, stupid is to the bone. Congratulations to the Denton gang for a job well done. I had verticle problems all weekend, only to find out during the 3th match of the group 100 that I had a loose verticle adjustment on my Brackney mount. If it had not been for bad luck I would have had no luck at all. This old man is tired but happy I found out what my problem was, at least one of them.

Donald
 
abintx said:
Can you explain a little more of what "side degree leades" are all about for those of us not up to speed on the topic. I'd like to know more. Thanks. :)
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As opposed to the standard 1.5 degree leade angle that most reamers and chambers are ground and cut to, which can quite often grab bullets from unfired rounds and dump powder in the chamber, especially with hard jambed bullets and a newly cut leade that still has the radial machine cut texture ............Don
 
Thanks!

Thanks to all the Denton Gang for a very well run match and letting us have a great time. Thanks to all the vendors who supported the shoot. You are to be commended.
I had a blast! Met some new friends and got to visit with some old ones again. Didn't win anything but a drawing prize but the fun was worth the drive.

Joe
 
Jon and the guys from Denton were great! I was a very lucky person and made off with the Bib bullets, thank you very much Randy! I hope you other winners will see fit to contact the vendors that were so generous with their products and let them know how appreciative that you are.
I had the pleasure of meeting the 2 fine young men from Speedy's Trinidad Gunsmithing school classes, Jacob and Adam. They were very personable, a lot of fun, and very good shooters.
Thanks to the Shilen gang for a great meal and to Mikel and Bill driving all the way up to serve us.
Butch
 
I was the winner of 300 Berger bullets. Thanks a lot Eric Streaker for your support.
 
thanks guys

i had a ton of fun,would have liked to been back for group but had some problems with family.thanks to all the sponsors including butch without you guys it would be impossible to get these matches off the ground and jon and mike for running a very smooth match,and the food was great as well. very good shooting by all. tim in tx
 
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