N50 Results 9/21/24 Open Grove

[Loufish]

Nice, overcast, cool and calm, weird stuff.

New nick-names:
Poop Head Chris: walking around like he owns the place
OMG Bob: OMG, OMG, OMG...
1st Time Pellet Ed: B-B Gun Amazed
Loser Lou: Loser
X-Count Joe: 20Xs?!
Almost Keith: missed double 750s by one point

Link to Score Page: https://scores.national50.net/match_schedule.php

Match 2

Chris walking around like he's the king of OG after being 1st loser. Yes, I'm bitter....

Papa Bob's got a brand new bag.. Link

Oh oh, Ed has come over to the dark side...

He thinks he's all kinds of "special"

Link to Score Page
Match Schedule

 

[Fred J]

Great to see match reports. I also notice you have different classes. Air doesn't compete against Pro RF

 

[Joe Friedrich]

https://scores.national50.net/top5.php

Hi Fred,
Yes air can compete in the Pro Class. It has to be up to .22 caliber only. You can see as of today on the link .22 cal. Slug rifles are right there with the rimfires. Hoping more air will be competing with rimfire in the near future in the Pro class.

 

[Fred J]

I was talking about Pellets having to complete against full blow Unlimited 22RF. No one is shooting Slugs at our range.

 

[Loufish]

Got me thinking Fred. So I reduced some Raton data.
7 airguns, 6 are pellet in top 13 Pro Class.

This is the Sportsman & Pellet Class I combined & sorted. 4 pellet in top 7 competing against target rifles, eg Annies


Lou

 

[Fred J]

Yes, I see that, but everyone of those RF rifles are dedicated Target Rifles. Most Unlimited rifles I shoot again are the top gun at our club. Seems the new comer just getting started, is at a big disadvantage, especial with an inexpensive PCP using Pellets against Unlimited RF. I guess the Class part of N50, really doesn't apply now, or I misread the rules. I ques my only recourse is just shoot and keep my moth shut.

 

[Joe Friedrich]

I was talking about Pellets having to complete against full blow Unlimited 22RF. No one is shooting Slugs at our range.

The pellet rifles do not have to compete in the pro class against full blown unlimited rifles why would they. At the Nats there was a specific class which lets call it one gun where pellet rifles had to shoot in each of the 3 classes but were separated in the overall tally and payout for that class.

A pellet rifle cannot compete against a full blown rimfire rifle with someone that knows their equipment, the same reason why we added in the Factory class to separate the high end Sportsman class rifles.