Austin Rifle Club Match Results Jan 27, 2019

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Steve Krause

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ARC 100 yd Benchrest Match - Results Jan27,2019
11 Shooters.....8VFS, 3Hunter

Nice day, sunny and 55 with slight breeze N@5-8mph. Hunter Rifle - Curt Gallaher beat his brother John with a 249-10X for 1st place.
In the VFS bunch, both Robert Rongero and Steve Young shot a 250-16X to tie for top honors. Robert wins the tie with the better Match #1 target.
3rd place goes to Tommy Maedgen with a 249-18X. He closed Match#5 with a 50-5X, smokin us all, and getting high X-count for the match.

Recognized and awarded today for shooting our clubs high scores for 2018 was Bob Maedgen, Hunter 250-15X and John Gallaher, VFS 250-23X,
which is a new club record. Congratulations !!

Next Match Feb 24.
Steve Krause, Match Director
 

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jackie schmidt said:
I'm sure Steve is referring to the Creedmore Tie Breaker.
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Jackie is correct. With the Ag coming out to a tie, you refer to Match#1 target to see which is the "better" score. (My word, prob not a recognized NBRSA term).
Robert's target, in order, had an X,X,X,X,10. Steve Y had an X,X,X,10,X.
So Robt won the tiebreaker.
 
Steve Krause said:
Jackie is correct. With the Ag coming out to a tie, you refer to Match#1 target to see which is the "better" score. (My word, prob not a recognized NBRSA term).
Robert's target, in order, had an X,X,X,X,10. Steve Y had an X,X,X,10,X.
So Robt won the tiebreaker.
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Thanks, I just wondered whether "better" meant more wipeouts.
 
Not intending to initiate a brawl - y'all can arm-wrestle next month!

Steve Krause said:
Jackie is correct. With the Ag coming out to a tie, you refer to Match#1 target to see which is the "better" score. (My word, prob not a recognized NBRSA term).
Robert's target, in order, had an X,X,X,X,10. Steve Y had an X,X,X,10,X.
So Robt won the tiebreaker.
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Technically, that is not the correct, "tie breaker": for the the [yardage] tie-breaker we compare the match one scores - best score, regardless of X sequence, wins, as in, 50-4 beats 50-3. If the match one scores are a tie - as in 50-4X to 50-4, then, match two scores are compared, and so forth, until there is a winner. If, through all five matches, the scores are tied, then, the tie-breaker becomes, "first miss and out", or, beginning on match #1, bull #1, the first missed X loses. Keep 'em ON the X! RG


OOOOPs - I probably, "went off half cocked again" . . . if not a registered event, the club(s) may do as they please - maybe that's how it is/was.:eek:RG
 
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Robinett is Correct!

I learned long ago not to brawl when you are outmatched.

Yes, now that I have read the Rev#40 Jan 2018 Rule Book, I see that proper tie breaker for Yardage Ag. I'm new to this Match Dir gig and I have been referencing my old and dogeared 1980 Rule Book. (I can hear the laughter now!)
We run a non-registered match but I and my predecessor try to follow NBRSA Rules. The current rulebook is woefully short on scoring info and NO mention of best edge or Match target tiebreakers, ANYWHERE. The only mention of wipeouts is tie-breaking a 250-25X situation. So maybe someone can point me to the "Creedmore Scoring Rulebook for Idiots". There MUST be more info ,esp for beginners, somewhere.

There is a lot more scoring info in my old copy...it addresses Match winners and breaking those ties. NOT so in current book. Old book even has definition of Miss and Out. Rev #40 rulebook not so much.
I DO appreciate the comments and guidance, half cocked or not. I do reach out to the more experienced shooters when questions arise. But ( how do I put this softly) sometimes that don't work either.

Nothin but X's
SK
 
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