Saturday, July 11, 2015

The results are in!

I'm back from my business trip and I've tallied up the scores, but first, a bit of levity.



Now, if you'll finish lacing up your bulletproof shoes, we'll continue.

Here are the June results broken down by class

Class Shooter Firearm Caliber Score
1 Billl Ruger Mk1 22LR 60
1 DavidN Ruger 22/45 22LR 50
1 Susan Ruger Mk3 22LR 40
1 Merle M Ruger Mk2 22LR 30
1 Pattie Ann Ruger 22/45 22LR 30
1 Steve R Ruger Std 22LR 30
1 Fred M Ruger Mk2 22LR 20
1 Dan A Hi standard 22LR 15
1 Steve R Ruger mk2 22LR 10
2 Merle M TC Contender 22LR 30
3 E Johnson Marlin 39a 22LR 45
3 Steve R Remington 12a 22LR 25
4 Pattie Ann Ruger 10/22 0.22 85
4 Susan MR 1722 0.22 85
4 DavidN Ruger 10/22 0.22 75
4 E Johnson Ruger 10/22 0.22 75
4 Billl Marlin 795 .22A 70
5 Billl Glock22 40 S&W 65
5 Billl Rossi971 0.357 40
5 Fred M Colt 1911 Commander 45ACP 40
5 Steve R Ruger Blackhawk 45ACP 35
5 E Johnson Springfield 1911 45ACP 35
5 Billl CZ82 9x18 20
5 Merle M S&W M625 45ACP 20
5 Fred M S&W M625 45ACP 10
5 Fred M Berreta  92FS 9mm 10
6 Merle M TC Contender 9mm 30
7 Steve R M1 carbine 30 carbine 30
8 Steve R Ruger AR556 0.223 10

I think I can safely say that magnification is a good idea if you want to break 50 on this target, though I'm very impressed with Bill's scores using iron sights, and I definitely need a ghost ring like he has on his Mk I!

Patty Ann and Susan take top honors with rifles this time around, both of them scoring a rare bulls-eye on the top center target.  I'll admit the top three targets were a  bit of a gimmick but they did force a little decision making.  It looks like most people picked up on the leaping hares being a difficult target and opted to take a likely 5 points and possible 15 rather than lose a shot on the smallest, odd shaped targets.

What really surprised me is that we didn't have more class 3 targets (RF Rifle iron sights)  It was difficult to pick up on the smaller targets with the iron sights but I had a good time with my little lever action and Steve turned in a respectable score shooting a 'barn fresh' 12a.


For those who are into crunching numbers (hey, I am an engineer after all) here is the ranking without class separation.  Class 4 obviously dominated but after that it's very nicely mixed.

Class Shooter Firearm Caliber Score
4 Pattie Ann Ruger 10/22 0.22 85
4 Susan MR 1722 0.22 85
4 DavidN Ruger 10/22 0.22 75
4 E Johnson Ruger 10/22 0.22 75
4 Billl Marlin 795 .22A 70
5 Billl Glock22 40 S&W 65
1 Billl Ruger Mk1 0.22 60
1 DavidN Ruger 22/45 0.22 50
3 E Johnson Marlin 39a 0.22 45
5 Billl Rossi971 0.357 40
5 Fred M Colt 1911 Commander 45ACP 40
1 Susan Ruger Mk3 0.22 40
5 Steve R Ruger Blackhawk 45 acp 35
5 E Johnson Springfield 1911 45ACP 35
2 Merle M TC Contender 0.22 30
1 Merle M Ruger Mk2 0.22 30
1 Pattie Ann Ruger 22/45 0.22 30
1 Steve R Ruger Std 0.22 30
6 Merle Morrison TC Contender 9mm 30
7 Steve R M1 carbine 30 carbine 30
3 Steve R Remington 12a 0.22 25
5 Billl CZ82 9x18 20
1 Fred Morrison Ruger Mk2 0.22 20
5 Merle Morrison S&W M625 45ACP 20
1 Dan A Hi standard 0.22 15
5 Fred Morrison S&W M625 45ACP 10
5 Fred Morrison Berreta  92FS 9mm 10
8 Steve R Ruger AR556 0.223 10
1 Steve R Ruger mk2 0.22 10

Hope everyone had a good time!

Now go over to Billl's and try his target.  I here it's easy as, well, shooting fish in a barrel.

3 comments:

Merle said...

Patti Ann & Susan are a force to be reckoned with!!!

Thanks for hosting.

Merle

Billll said...

The ghost ring sight came from an outfit called "One Ragged Hole" which I'm not sure if they still exist. These guys
http://www.warrencustomoutdoor.com/one-hole-sights.html
Seem to sell them though.

David aka True Blue Sam said...

Thanks for a great contest, Zeke!