Open Grove Results 6-20

We had 5 shooters show for a beautiful Hot evening. It was nice to have Brian back with us.

Match Class:
1) Glen Robinson, 238 1x, 239 2x, 236 1x, 713 4x

Unlimited Class:
1) Joe Friedrich, 249 8x, 250 10x, 249 10x, = 748 28x
2) Glen Robinson, 248 5x, 249 4x, 247 4x, = 744 13x
3) Jim Herrick, 247 2x, 247 2x, 241 4x = 735 8x
4) John Carter, 246 3x, 243 4x, 242 4x, = 731 11x
5) Brian Denardo, 235 4x, 240 2x, 238 4x, = 713 10x

Equipment list:
Glen R., Walther LG .177 & .177 Theoben Kodiak EXH match and JSB
John C., Theoben 20 cal. JSB
Brain D., AirArms 410 .177 JSB
Jim H., Theoben .177 CP's
Joe F., Theoben .177 Kodiak EXH match

We had 2 relays so Glen could shoot in the unlimited sharing my 17 and he had a big smile on his face during and after the match. Good shooting by everyone and again Thanks for the help scoring and hope to see you all next weekend.

Take Care,
Joe
 
Great shooting at the grove

Congratulations guys you all shot well and it looks like maybe a new record was set. Keep it up and we'll see you soon. your friend Fred
 
Thanks Joe for the use of your Unlimited Rifle. Great job of tuning up that rifle. You have been very generous sharing your rifles and equipment to promote the AR matches.

Glen
 
Joe, another 250 and two 249 Awesome!
Glen, Great shooting almost catching Joe's score.
Great shooting everyone!
Paul
 
Open Grove Left-Coasters

Congratulations to all.

Glenn, maybe next match you'll be able to pick up those extra few points it's going to take to get past Mr. Friedrich.

And Joe ....another 250? All I can say is I hope my new Kodiak's and JSB's work as well in my gun as they do in yours. Plus, I hope they get here before our match on Saturday.

Good Shooting,

Dave
 
Dave and Paul Thanks, Glen was on my heels the whole match which makes the evening more exciting for the both of us. I mentioned I would keep you posted on the tuner device attached to the barrel. Last week was the first time I had the rifle out since the match before, almost a month. I tested most of the pellets when the shroud was on and the rifle didn't shoot well with Kodiak's. Now that the shroud is off and the device attached it';s shooting remarkable with the Kodiak's in good conditions.

I shot 6 targets Thursday night and they were all 250's with 7x being the lowest and 11x being the highest, the conditions were good. At present time I would say that there is improvement adding the device and will be testing more this week in different conditions to see if the consistency holds or not.

Take Care,
Joe
 
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Six strait 250s? Thats awsome. What kind of rest setup you use?
Your rifle is a Rapid with .20 barrel is that correct? Is it a Lothar Walther match blank? If so I wonder if its common for the .20 L/W to shoot Kodiaks well. I would love to build a .20 maybe Disco, if I could be close to certain there a was a pellet that would jive. That caliber always scared me cause of the pellet selection. I had a .20 RX2 and hated it.
 
Craig, I use a one piece Pappas rest and it is a Rapid in 17 cal. John has been shooting the Rapid in 20 cal. while he waits delivery on his 20. I have not tested the Kodiak's in the 20, it shot so good with the JSB's I let it be.

I was truly amazed myself that night with the targets. AZ put the barrel on which I will assume is a Lothar Walther barrel. So far so good and am very pleased with the accuracy and performance with this rifle.

The next step is getting the Rapid in 22 cal to perform.

Take Care and Thanks for asking.
Joe
 
Joe,
I finally got to shoot my 22 in Gary's stock. I love how it tracks now. I did determine today is the gun likes Kry-Tech wax better than Lube one. But it still won't shoot 250's and that is indoors. I will have to weigh some pellets and wax them for Dave's shoot this weekend.
Question on tuner's? Would you recommend I try one that is used on the end of the barrel? or a mid barrel weight that Dan K sells for Airgun? or all of the above?
It looks like the summer will be over before I get my .20 conversion.
Thanks for you help
Paul
 
I would think that wax lube would be hard to do thin and uniform on the pellets, plus maybe build up in the barrel. Doug and Paul both now sporting it, I gotta give it a try, could be an upgrade for me. How do you guys apply that stuff again? I heard it at one of the shoots but I forgot.

P.S. there is an outside chance I can make the PM shoot saturday, Dave can you email me the info.
 
Craig,
Directions are on their way. Check your email.
Dave
 
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