Volume 27 ~ Issue 4 ~ MAY-JULY 2016

The Official Publication of the International HandgunMetallic Silhouette Association, Inc.

2016 IHMSA West Coast ChampionshipJune 21-25 2016By Steve Ware

First and most important thank you to everyone who made this match possible and made it the consummate IHMSA party: PaulHoadley, Charlie Dean & Rick Redd for helping to install the new SB turkey stands, Mike & Cristine Able, Jerry Ray, SteveParsons & Bret Stuntebeck, & Joe Cullison who helped groom the range, Paul Hoadley for welding our broken targets, Bret &Steve for the fish fry & beer, Dan Hagerty for the tri-tip barbecue and fixing guns, Joe & Tina Cullison for the venison/eggbreakfast & all those who contributed to it, Mike “Boomer” Aber for weighing guns and running the air pistol range, Ron Silveiraand Tom Santos for tearing down the air pistol range, and our “far travelers” Russell & Salley Mowles (Australia), Steve Parsons(SC) & Jim Kesser (OH).& Thanks would not be complete without recognition to all the ladies who contributed food andassistance. And thanks to the myriad of shooters who so graciously picked up all the targets while I finalized the match results. Iam truly humbled by the support for this match.

Harry Sharp had an excellent match. He was our BB-P, Fifth Scale Unlimited, Half Scale Unlimited, and SB-P champion. He alsotook High Senior and won the Ted Zysk Memorial Dragon Slayer trophy. Joe Cullison faired well also taking BB-R, BB-S, BB-US, FP-P & PAS titles. He also shot the highest Big Bore & Small Bore 3 & 4 Gun Aggregates & took home the Iron Man award.

Scott Hull took the Air Pistol UAS championship and Paul Hoadley was our Air Pistol US champion. Dan Hagerty took the BB-Utitle in a nice shoot-off. Jerry Ray was our Fifth Scale UAS champion in a shoot-off that went several rounds. Charlie Dean tookthe SB-R title in a very fun shoot-off against Harry Sharp. Jim Kesser took the SB-S title. Eric King was our SB-U champion in ashoot-off that went several rounds, and Rick Redd was our SB-UAS champion. Dan Bucks rose to the occasion taking the HalfScale UAS title. Dan’s a AAA shooter and he beat all the INT shooters in a shoot-off to take the title home.

We had 11 Practical Hunter entries this year; the most ever. Dan Bucks took the Long Course title, Val Shaver was our ShortCourse champion, and Jerry Napier took the 22LR title.

Again, thanks to all who came and shot with us. We greatly appreciate your support.

__ AIR PISTOL Class Name Gun/Caliber Score Notes UAS -- INT Scott Hull Benjamin: .177 57 (Champ) -- Paul Hoadley IZH46M: .177 55 (2) -- Gordy Prudencio Crosman: .177 42 (3) US -- AAA Paul Hoadley IZH 46M: .177 34 (Champ)

BIG BORE Class Name Gun/Caliber Score Notes P -- INT Harry Sharp T/C: 6.5 Grendel 60 + 4 (Champ) -- Joe Cullison T/C: 7 TC/U 60 + 2 (2) -- Russell Mowles T/C: 300 Whisper 60 + 1 (3) -- AAA Doug Hockinson T/C: 7 TC/U 49 (1) -- AA Joe Stumpf T/C: 7 TC/U 41 (1) -- James Parr T/C: 7 TC/U 34 (2) -- A Marvin Wahl T/C: 357 Mag. 27 (1) R -- INT Joe Cullison FA: 41 Mag. 60 + 3 (Champ) -- Bret Stuntebeck FA: 41 Mag. 59 (2) CB

-- Harry Sharp FA: 357 Mag. 57 (3) -- AAA Steve Bishop FA: 44 Mag. 55 (1) -- Steve Parsons FA: 41 Mag. 53 (2) -- Dan Bucks FA: 357 Mag. 53 (3) -- AA Joe Stumpf FA: 357 Mag. 39 (1) CB S -- INT Joe Cullison T/C: 300 Whisper 47 (Champ) -- Jim Kesser T/C: 300 Whisper 43 (2) -- Larry Hixson T/C: 300 Whisper 43 (3) -- AAA Bret Stuntebeck T/C: 32-20 28 (1) CB -- AA Steve Parsons T/C: 300 Whisper 33 (1) ML -- Doug Hockinson T/C: 7 TC/U 15 (2) -- A Marvin Wahl T/C: 357 Mag. 15 (1) U -- INT Dan Hagerty XP-100: 7-08 60 + 4 (Champ) -- Joe Cullison XP-100: 7 BR 60 + 3 (2) -- Bret Stuntebeck Rampro: 6.5 BR 60 + 3 (3) -- Jerry Ray XP-100: 6.5 Grendel 60 + 2 (4) -- Russell Mowles XP-100: 7 BR 60 + 1 (5) -- Charlie Dean Bond XP-100: 7 BR 60 + 1 (6) CB -- AAA Vincent Leete XP-100: 6.5 TC/U 59 (1) -- Dan Bucks XP-100: 6.5 BR 59 (2) -- Doug Hockinson T/C: 7 TC/U 54 (3) -- B Steve Peck TC: 7 TC/U 41 (1) ML -- Marvin Wahl T/C: 30-30 25 (2) UAS -- INT Richard Redd T/C: 6.5 BR 60 + 8 (Champ) -- Steve Parsons XP-100: 6 BR 60 + 8 (2) -- Val Shaver XP-100: 7 TC/U 60 + 7 (3) -- Bret Stuntebeck XP-100: 7 BR 60 + 5 (4) -- Jerry Ray XP-100: 6.5 Grendel 60 + 4 (5) -- Jerry Napier XP-100: 7 BR 60 + 2 (6) -- AAA Steve Bishop XP-100: 7 BR 60 + 1 (1) ML US -- INT Joe Cullison T/C: 300 Whisper 59 (Champ) -- David Whitman T/C: 300 Whisper 32 (2) -- AAA Bret Stuntebeck T/C: 7 TC/U 43 (1) CB -- AA Steve Parsons T/C: 300 Whisper 23 (1) -- B Steve Bishop Encore: 7 BR 18 (1)

FIELD PISTOL Class Name Gun/Caliber Score Notes P -- INT Joe Cullison T/C: 22 Hornet 53 (Champ) -- Jim Kesser T/C: 32 H&R Mag. 52 (2) -- AAA Bret Stuntebeck T/C: 22 Hornet 45 (1) ML -- Russell Mowles T/C: 22 Hornet 39 (2) -- AA Steve Parsons T/C: 22 Hornet 26 (1) -- Doug Hockinson S&W: 357 Mag. 23 (2) -- Joe Stumpf T/C: 22 Hornet 19 (3) PAS -- INT Joe Cullison T/C: 22 Hornet 52 (Champ) -- Jim Kesser T/C: 22 Hornet 51 (2) -- David Whitman Merrill: 32 H&R Mag. 40 (3) -- AAA Bret Stuntebeck T/C: 30-20 43 (1) CB -- Paul Hoadley T/C: 25-20 35 (2) -- AA Russell Mowles T/C: 22 Hornet 43 (1) -- James Parr T/C: 32-20 39 (2) -- Joe Stumpf T/C: 22 Hornet 32 (3)

FIFTH SCALE Class Name Gun/Caliber Score NotesUASFS-- INT Jerry Ray Anschutz: 22 LR 58 + 6 (Champ) -- Val Shaver Anschutz: 22 LR 58 + 4 (2) -- Richard Redd T/C: 22 LR 57 (3) -- AAA Dan Hagerty T/C: 22 LR 55 (1) -- Vincent Leete Anschutz: 22 LR 53 (2) -- Scott Hull T/C: 22 LR 51 (3) UFS -- INT Harry Sharp T/C: 22 LR 56 (Champ) -- Eric King XP-100: 22 LR 54 (2) -- Richard Redd T/C: 22 LR 43 (3) -- AAA Dan Hagerty T/C: 22 LR 37 (1) DNF

HALF SCALE Class Name Gun/Caliber Score NotesUASHS-- INT Val Shaver XP-100: 22 PPC 60 + 6 (1) -- Bret Stuntebeck XP-100: 6 BR 60 + 3 (2) -- Richard Redd T/C: 6 BR 59 (3) -- AAA Dan Bucks XP-100R: 6.5 B 60 + 7 (Champ) ML -- Steve Parsons XP-100: 6 BR 60 + 6 (2) ML -- AA Steve Peck XP-100: 7 BR 55 (1) -- Vincent Leete XP-100: 6.5 BR 52 (2) -- James Parr XP-100: 7 BR 47 (3) UHS -- INT Harry Sharp XP-100: 22 PPC 60 + 4 (Champ) -- Jerry Ray XP-100: 6.5 Grendel 60 + 2 (2) -- Jim Harris XP-100: 22 PPC 58 (3) -- AAA Bret Stuntebeck XP-100: 6 TC/U 53 (1) -- Steve Parsons XP-100: 6 BR 44 (2) -- Scott Roberts XP-100: 6.5 BR 42 (3)SMALL BORE Class Name Gun/Caliber Score Notes P -- INT Harry Sharp T/C: 22 LR 59 (Champ) -- Joe Cullison T/C: 22 LR 58 (2) -- Jim Kesser BF: 22 LR 56 (3) -- AAA Steve Parsons FA: 22 LR 58 (1) ML -- Jerry Napier T/C: 22 LR 55 (2) -- Bret Stuntebeck Browning: 22 LR 52 (3) -- AA Doug Hockinson T/C: 22 LR 39 (1) -- Scott Hull T/C: 22 LR 36 (2) NC: AA -- Joe Stumpf T/C: 22 LR 29 (3) -- B Marvin Wahl T/C: 22 LR 15 (1) R -- INT Charlie Dean T/C: 22 LR 58 + 2 (Champ) -- Harry Sharp FA: 22 LR 58 + 1 (2) -- Joe Cullison FA: 22 LR 56 (3) -- AAA Bret Stuntebeck Ruger: 22 LR 50 (1) -- Steve Parsons FA: 22 LR 44 (2) S -- INT Jim Kesser T/C: 22 LR 46 (Champ) -- Joe Cullison T/C: 22 LR 44 (2) -- Eric King T/C: 22 LR 38 (3) -- AAA Russell Mowles TC: 22 LR 41 (1) -- Bret Stuntebeck T/C: 22 LR 30 (2) -- Vincent Leete T/C: 22 LR 30 (3) -- AA Steve Parsons T/C: 22 LR 35 (1) ML -- A Scott Hull T/C: 22 LR 21 (1) NC: A -- Marvin Wahl T/C: 22 LR 17 (2)

U -- INT Eric King XP-100: 22 LR 60 + 7 (Champ) -- Richard Redd T/C: 22 LR 60 + 6 (2) -- Joe Cullison T/C: 22 LR 60 + 4 (3) -- Jerry Ray Anschutz: 22 LR 60 + 3 (4) -- AAA Bret Stuntebeck Anschutz: 22 LR 56 (1) -- Vincent Leete Anschutz: 22 LR 52 (2) -- Paul Hoadley T/C: 22 LR 46 (3) -- AA Steve Parsons FA: 22 LR 55 (1) -- Doug Hockinson T/C: 22 LR 49 (2) -- James Parr Anschutz: 22 LR 42 (3) -- B Marvin Wahl T/C: 22 LR 26 (1) UAS -- INT Richard Redd T/C: 22 LR 60 + 4 (Champ) -- Dan Hagerty T/C: 22 LR 60 + 3 (2) -- Jerry Napier T/C: 22 LR 60 + 3 (3) -- Dennis Edwards Anschutz: 22 LR 60 + 2 (4) -- Jerry Ray Anschutz: 22 LR 60 + 2 (5) -- Val Shaver Anschutz: 22 LR 60 (6) -- AA Joe Stumpf T/C: 22 LR 50 (1) US -- INT Joe Cullison T/C: 22 LR 56 (Champ) -- AAA Paul Hoadley T/C: 22 LR 27 (1)___ 3 Gun Aggregates BB S R P U US Aggregate Joe Cullison 47* 60 60* 60* 59 167 SB S R P U US Aggregate Joe Cullison 44* 56 58* 60* 56 162

__ 4 Gun Aggregates BB S R P U US Aggregate Joe Cullison 47* 60* 60* 60* 59 227 SB S R P U US Aggregate Joe Cullison 44* 56* 58* 60* 56 218

__ Standing Aggregates BB S US Aggregate Joe Cullison 47* 59* 106 SB S US Aggregate Joe Cullison 44* 56* 100

__ Half Scale Aggregates UHS UASHS Aggregate Jim Harris 58 58 116__ Field Pistol Aggregates Production PAS Aggregate Joe Cullison 53 52 105__ Fifth Scale Aggregates UFS UFSHS Aggregate Richard Redd 43 57 100__ Iron Man Aggregates Joe Cullison S R P U Aggregate

BB 47 60 60 60SB 44 56 58 60 445

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Officer DirectoryEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

PRESIDENTSteve Martens

VICE-PRESIDENTDave Smith

SECRETARY/TREASURERRay Utter

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN

President Steve MartensP.O. Box 177, Kandiyohi, MN 56251ihmsaprez@gmail.com

Vice President David Smithihmsa8dps@gmail.com

Secretary/treasure Ray Utter3601 Sand Hill Rd, Bismarck, ND 58503-6437ihmsasectreas@gmail.com

Region 1 Director Allan Olsen118 Jerome Ave., S. Plainfield, NJ 07080-5020(908)756-4317a_olsen@verizon.net

Region 2 Director Allan Gaskin241 Rockbridge Dr. Madison Ms 39110601-624-2868allen44mag@aol.com

Region 3 Director Brian Gildea138 N. Hamilton Re, Gahanna, OH 43230(614)218-3556ihmsaR3@gmail.com

Region 4 Director Jim Fields5612 NW 58th terrace, Oklahoma City, OK 73122(405)203-1268jimfokc@msn.com

Region 5 Director /Industry John RichardsRelations committee (952) 292-4432

jrich@mchsi.comRegion 6 Director Dell Taylor

8899 Midvalley Dr,, West Jordan, UT 84088(801)566-2939

Region 7 Director Joe Cullison28988 Berlin Rd., Sweet Home, OR 97386(541)317-8801jcunclejoe@aol.com

Region 8 director David Smithihmsa8dps@gmail.com

Australia Director Russell Mowlessally_russ@bigpond.com

Brazil Director/Governanceoversight committee Don Frasier

CBTP+55 11 40291419

New Zealand Director Steve Courtneyhms@pistolnzorg.ngCOURTNEYCLAN@xtra.co.nz

Paraguay Director Luis Britezbritezluiz22@hotmail.com

Switzerland Director Bernhard PaolinaP.O. Box 112, CH-8162 Steinmaur, Switzerlandmobile +41 79 215 05 93b-r.paolini@sunrise.ch

Region 1

REGION 1 DIRECTORAllan Olsen…………….…………....908-756-4317

STATE DIRECTORSCT State DirectorMarty Regan ……………………………...203-239-1878MA State DirectorEric Wesson ………………………………413-267-3385ME State DirectorRob Renton... …………………………….207-729-0380NH State DirectorRoger Dryer…. …………………………..603-424-8062NJ State DirectorAllan Olsen….. …………………………..908-756-4317NY State DirectorDon Wadleigh….…………………………518-747-8105RI State DirectorGerald Morin …..………………………...401-231-3067VT State DirectorEd Cutler…………………………………802-463-9026

Region 2

REGION 2 DIRECTORAllen Gaskin………….…………...............601-624-2868

241 Rockbridge DrMadison MS 39110

STATE DIRECTORSAL State DirectorGordon Davis ...…………………………..251-452-2832GA State DirectorHoward StricklandKY State DirectorGreg Rhineheimer... ……………..……….859-885-6502LA State DirectorPhillip Braud… …………………………..225-644-6792MD State DirectorMichael Ormiston…….…………………..410-796-2095MS State DirectorGlenn Dixon..….…………………………601-833-1243NC State DirectorRonny Brown .....………………………...828-241-4556SC State DirectorCarl Yates…..……………………………803-671-0493TN State DirectorRobert Patty……………………………...615-907-7368VA State DirectorJerry Arnold……………………………...540-727-8434WV State DirectorSammie L. Tate…………………………..304-564-5234

Region 3

REGION 3 DIRECTORBrian Gildea……………………....614-218-3556

138 N. Hamilton REGahanna, OH 43230

STATE DIRECTORSIN State Director

MI State DirectorJeff Hunt …………………………………269-388-4684OH State DirectorMark Basham …………………………….614-799-0643Ontario Provincial DirectorPeter Durrant …………………………….905-876-1313PA State DirectorRowland Smith …………………………..215-638-8172

DEPUTY STATE DIRECTORSIN Deputy State DirectorRichard Lashua …………………………..219-393-3338MI Deputy State DirectorsSteve Byers ………………………………517-772-8926Bill Clark ………………………………...616-758-3178

Region 4

REGION 4 DIRECTORJim Fields…..………….…………....405-203-1268

5612 NW 58th TerraceOklahoma City. OK 73122

STATE DIRECTORSAR State DirectorJohn Gray….. ...…………………………..501-745-6835KS State DirectorRobert T. Curry…………………………...785-841-2918MO State DirectorCarroll Pliant……... ……………..……….660-547-2609NM State DirectorJoe Tesmer … …………………………..505-672-3568OK State DirectorJim Fields……….…….…………………..405-721-2186TX State DirectorSteve Jones.....….…………………………956-355-5455

REGION DIRECTORY

REGION 5 DIRECTORJohn Richards………..…….…………....952-292-4432jrich@mchsi.com

STATE DIRECTORSIA State DirectorJay Giberson.. ...…………………………..319-838-8503IL State DirectorDale Kroetz……………………………....,.618-244-4338MN State DirectorJohn Richards……... ………...…..……….952-440-3436WI State DirectorJoe Lipp………….………………………..414-761-9425WI Deputy State DirectorMark Bartezko….…….…………………..715-581-5333

Region 6

REGION 6 DIRECTORDell Taylor…..………….…………....801-566-29398899 Midvalley Dr.West Jordan, UT 84088

STATE DIRECTORSAZ State DirectorWilliam “Bill” Robbins…………………....928-701-1275HI State DirectorDerek Takahashi….……………………….808-386-9913ID State DirectorRichard C. Martineau……………..……….208-522-6980NV State Director

UT State DirectorJerry Thompson….…….…………………..801-944-0440

REGION 7 DIRECTORJoe Cullison…….…….…………....541-317-8801

28988 Berlin Rd.Sweet Home, OR 97386

STATE DIRECTORSAB Provincial DirectorAllan Wagner. ...…………………………..780-469-3940AK State DirectorCA State DirectorDaniel Hagerty ……………………………925-321-8407MT State DirectorGlen Kapitzke...….………………………..406-232-3232OR State DirectorJoe Cullison……..…….…………………..541-317-8801WA State DirectorBrett Stuntebeck……....…………………..253-863-7315

Region 8REGION 8 DIRECTOR

David Smith ……………………...307-631-9742621 LaFayette Blvd.Cheyenne, WY 82009

STATE DIRECTORSCO state directorRon Schott……………………….….303-452-4837ND State DirectorRay Utter …………………….……..701-595-1136

Rayutter@netscape.netNE State DirectorBen Wilson………………………….308-485-4755SD State DirectorRichard L. Pattison………………….605-393-1870WY State DirectorDavid Smith…………………………307-631-9742

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We would like to thank our industry friends for theircontinued support of our sport.

IHMSA Headquarters has changed. Headquarters has been split into 2 locations:

For all Membership renewals, Membership information and Financialfunctions, Please send to:

IHMSA Inc.3061 Sand Hill RoadBismarck, ND 58503-6437

For Match results, Sanction fees, match package orders, Etc Along withanything for the IHMSA News, Please send to:

IHMSA EditorATTN: Daniel Hagerty971 Mocho StreetLivermore, CA 94550

The Following Rule change was approved during the 2016 meetings. This is a wording change only!I.H.M.S.A. rule changes for “2016 IHMSA OFFICAL RULES” on page 11

Section VI: Handguns – A. Production 12A) Sear engagement surfaces of the hammer and trigger may be smoothed and then rehardened.B) Within the trigger / hammer assembly, springs from any manufacturer may be used to replace original

springs, provided they are a catalogue item and made specifically for the make of handgun to which theyare fitted.

NOTE FROM THE EDITOR:

Due to the Loss of My computer (which also wiped out my backup drive), This is why the IHMSA News is soo late. Allfiles have been rebuilt from scratch but I may have missed something. Hopefully now I can get back on track.

IHMSA Annual Delegates Meeting 2015

The meeting was called to order by President Nancy LaCroix at 8:07 PM in the club house of the Los Angeles Gun Club.

With 18 members present, it was determined that a quorum was not present. The Secretary/Treasurer said the meeting could be held but not have anybinding votes according to the bylaws. Mr. LaCroix made a motion that we dispense with the quorum. Jared Richards seconded. The motion passedunanimously.

A motion was made by Mr. Dell Taylor to dispense with the reading of the minutes of the Meeting from 2014 as they were previously published in theIHMSA News. The motion was seconded by Mr. Ken LaCroix. The motion passed unanimously.

President’s Report –Nancy LaCroix• The current registrations for the 2015 World Championships show that 470 guns will be shot by 60 shooters.• At this point, there are 1379 members of IHMSA.• The Board passed that all shooters will continue to get a trophy during the World Championships however there will be a box to check during

pre-registration to not get a plaque as some do not want the plaque.• The Board passed a resolution that any industry supporter will be sent a printed copy of the IHMSA News once a year to keep the

Association’s name in front of the supporters.• The Board passed a resolution that $1000 plus the proceeds of the Pelican Cases silent auction be allocated to help cover the costs for the

chairman of the Industry Relations committee to attend the SHOT show. This is in line with what has been done for several years to helpdefray the costs of the Industry Relations chair to represent the IHMSA at the SHOT show. John Richards will take over as chairman of theIndustry Relations committee. Steve Martens will also be attending the SHOT Show.

• 2015 World Championshipso A bid has been received from the Oklahoma City Gun Club.o The proposed dates are 15 – 22 July 2016.o The Board is awaiting a proposal of the expected costs before accepting the bid.o Ft. Stockton is an alternative location.

• A two year trial of a 500 meter Big Bore match has been approved by the Board.o This can be a press release for the SHOT show which should interest the Industry.o IHMSA is currently looking at the ranges that can support the match.o As a side note, members should contact other ranges that have ceased to offer matches to see if they still have targets that could be

passed along to ranges that want to start shooting silhouettes.o One of the rules will be that these 500 meter categories are always an optional match.o Though only a rather small group has shot the 1000 yard match in Sundance, the match has received publicity. IHMSA may be able

to get some similar publicity.o It was brought up that IHMSA might get more publicity for offering cowboy rifle as a category. There are large number of

participants. This is often offered at matches, but IHMSA does not get sanction fees from it. The incoming president, Steve Martens,would like to hear any proposal on that.

• The LASC shotgun range mentioned that they are doing their memberships on a monthly basis vs. an annual membership. The range is able tokeep members better this way. This is something that IHMSA could consider. The membership for the LASC shotgun range is a reoccurringcharge on the credit card.

o It could be a challenge keeping up with the member cards.o Need to see what kind of work this would be for volunteer headquarters.o This proposal would mean that someone has to take action to end their membership.

A discussion was held on the idea of having walk on shooters at the World Championships.• J.R. is going to put together a proposal.• This would be for people who are not members of IHMSA.• Like shooters who walk onto a NRA match, the shooters would have to compete in the International class and would have to buy an IHMSA

membership.• IHMSA would want to think of ways to get them to continue their membership once the year has expired.

Physically Challenged (PC) Program Report – Cindy Smith• No one has contacted Ms. Smith for a physically challenged (PC) card this year. Therefore, no PC cards have been issued this year.

Vice President’s Report – Dave Smith• The TV program Shooting USA was invited to this World Championship, but they wanted something closer to their locale.

Secretary/Treasurer Report – Warren Alkire• Nothing to report.

Region 1 Report● Allan Olsen, the Region 1 director, was unable to attend the World Championships, so there was no Region 1 report.

Region 2 Report – Allen Gaskin, Director● Allen Gaskin, the Region 2 director, was unable to attend the World Championships, so there was no Region 2 report.

Region 3 Report – Brian Gildea, Director• Region 3 has gotten a range back in Indiana. This is the Knox club.• The region is giving away an Anschutz clone at the East Coast Championships for new shooters that have signed up in the region this year.• If the IHMSA considered offering a small scholarship to students, this might help interest some of the younger people. For Mr. Gildea’s

daughter, mention of IHMSA on some scholarship applications gave an opportunity to discussion IHMSA in school settings.• Everyone was invited to attend the East Coast Championships.

Region 4 Report – Jim Fields, Director• Jim Fields, the Region 4 director, was unable to attend the World Championships, so there was no Region 4 report.

Region 5 Report –Ken LaCroix, Director• No new ranges in the region, but none were lost which is positive.• There is someone who will likely step into the director’s position when Mr. LaCroix steps down. Mr. LaCroix has been Region 5 director for

many years dating back to when Elgin Gates was president of IHMSA.• The region has experienced many shooters that only shoot locally, but don’t join because they don’t shoot at other matches.

Region 6 and Evaluation Report – Dell Taylor, Director• Hawaii is having matches but all the shooters are seniors.• Still have matches in Arizona.• Utah has no ranges.• Idaho down to 1 range (lost one range), but the last match was 82 guns and a number were lever action rifle which is an illustration of the

point made earlier about lever action rifles.• Nothing in Guam in years.• Nevada has its own little enclave that keeps shooting.

Region 7 Report – Joe Cullison, Director• There is nothing that prevents the match director from sending in a sanction fee for lever guns.• The region is steady, some ranges in Oregon are dwindling a bit.• Washington has a few, faithful shooters. Lot of rifle shooters – not many shooting IHMSA.

Region 8 Report – Dave Smith, Director• Lost shooters and gained shooters.• Doing what they can to promote it• North Dakota range that was just coming up last year is now going strong.

Australian Director – Russell Mowles• Sporting Shooters Australia Association wants IHMSA, Australia to come into the Association under the SSAA umbrella.

o There will be a vote at the Australian National Championships regarding folding IHMSA, Australia into the SSAA.o Little will change other than funding. IHMSA, Australia can no longer afford to send teams to the World Championships.o Expect under SSAA that at least some funding will continue to send an Australian team to the World Championships.

• The Australian National Championships will be the 35th anniversary match and will be in the national capitol. This should be a good match.

Brazil Report – Don Fraiser, Director• Don Fraiser, the Brazilian Director, was not at the Delegate’s meeting, so there was no Brazil report.

Paraguay Report.• The Paraguayan Director was not at the Delegate’s meeting, so there was no Paraguay report.

New Business• There was a discussion about the disappointment in the lack of participation in the Los Angeles World Championships from other regions.

This was especially true for Region 4 which was the host for the last World Championships.• The IHMSA Board needs shooter comments on the practical hunter categories and the rules. The desire is to finalize the rules and have them

printed in the rule books for 2016.• Jim Kesser mentioned a proposal to change the World Championships to a 60 round match.

o There has been resistance in the past, but there may now be less resistance.o With the number of categories, there is less reason to feel that someone drove a long way and only got to shoot 2 40 round matches.o A 60 round match may allow people to shoot more guns in fewer days.o The big advantage may be the ability to shorten the duration of the World Championships.o This is something to consider with the current numbers of shooters.

A motion was made by Dell Taylor to adjourn. The motion was seconded by John Richards. The motion passed unanimously. The meeting wasadjourned at 8:57 PM.

IHMSA Board of Directors Meeting 201511 July 2015

Present:, Nancy LaCroix (President), Dave Smith (Vice President), Warren Alkire (Secretary/Treasurer), Kenneth LaCroix (Region 5 Director), DellTaylor (Region 6 Director), Joe Cullison (Region 7 Director), Don Frasier (Brazil Director), Russell Mowles (Australia Director), Cindy Smith(Physically Challenged Manager and Headquarters), Dan Hagerty (Newsletter Editor), Steve Martens (President elect), John Richards (IndustryRelations).

1. The meeting was called to order at 7:05 PM Pacific Daylight Time by Ms. LaCroix.2. President’s report

a. As of today, IHMSA Membership is 1579. This is an increase of about 100 memberships in the last six months.b. As of 11 July 2015 there are 56 shooters and 410 entries for the World Championshipsc. President’s award nominations are requested in writing to Ms. LaCroix by 8:00 am 13 July 2015. The person’s name and a paragraph

about the reason for the award should be submitted.d. Sierra Sportsman’s award nominations should be delivered in writing to Ms. LaCroix by 8:00am 13 July 2015. This award is to honor

individuals/persons who go above the call of duty to ensure a successful World Championship.3. Newsletter Editor’s report – Dan Hagerty

a. Have had some challenges in delivery of the primarily electronic newsletter.b. Working on trying to get mailing lists and email lists.c. Challenge getting match reports.

i. They come in multiple formats.ii. Some clubs send all reports at the same time instead of as the matches occur.iii.Trying to come up with a format that will make it easier for the match directors as well as the newsletter editor.iv.Working on getting all the forms in electronic format. Ms. Cindy Smith pointed out that they are online. Right now they are

in one file and the desire is to get each individual form available electronically.v. Working on getting the list of non-U.S. shooters ready.

1. Currently, the IHMSA News should be sent to the Brazilian Director who will then forward to the members. Therewas a discussion of which are the current members. Mr. Fraiser and Ms. Smith will work on this issue after themeeting.

d. Trying to get the newsletter back to more news and information. Jim Harris has given his permission to reuse any articles from theold Silhouette Report.

e. The regional directors should work with the match directors to get the match reports in a timely manner. For instance, Mr. Hagertyhas not received any reports from Region 1 since January.

f. There was a discussion of getting the membership and email lists up to date. Ms. Smith and Mr. Hagerty have been working on asystem, but it may not be totally up to date until a full renewal cycle has completed.

4. Old Businessa. A discussion on the proposal which was passed last year to offer to old members (e.g. a member from the last 5 years) a one year,

free limited membership. This did not get implemented, so it is getting addressed again.i. Ms. Smith and Ms. LaCroix have worked on producing a list of these users that needs to be reviewed with Mr. Martens.ii. Though this was passed last year by the Board, several Board members objected to implementing this proposal because of

giving away free memberships.5. New Business

a. IHMSA Membership – Proposals from Steve Martens of ways to increase the value of an IHMSA membership.i. Dues: have a $25.00 web edition membership. This would keep the membership with the printed edition of IHMSA News at

$50.00.ii. This could also be tied to requiring authentication to get the IHMSA News from the web site. This way, the newsletter is a

member benefit and not free to anyone who is not a member.iii.Many on the Board thought that the membership should be reduced to no more than $35.iv.After discussion, more information is needed to decide on implementation.

b. Send printed copies of the IHMSA News to Industry manufacturers, magazines and writers once a year to keep the IHMSA News outin front of them.

i. Mr. LaCroix made a motion and Mr. Cullison seconded that we send a printed copies of IHMSA News to any business thatdonates at least $100 worth of door prizes.

ii. The motion passed with only 1 objection.c. Ad Rates

i. Review ad rates. Perhaps have one rate for web only that is cheaper and one rate for printed IHMSA News that is thetraditional price.

ii. Talk to Jeff Bell to see if it is possible to have the advertisers’ ads appear next to the corresponding web pages.d. Suggest that all renewals come due one time

i. There is concern about the time demands placed on Headquarters for that one month.ii. Since this will be a larger burden for an all volunteer headquarters, perhaps there should be some compensation to

headquarters personnel for that one month.iii.Need to decide what to do with new members.

1. One rate up to World Championships and a smaller amount for the rest of the year.2. Perhaps a larger amount that will be the remainder of this year plus the following year.

iv.Ms. Smith will need to do some research to determine if it is possible to do this during one month. Ms. Smith will get backto Mr. Martens.

e. Update the Life membership listing. Some members may be deceased.

i. There was some discussion of how to do this among the Board.ii. Ms. Smith said there is now the ability to review on a web site.

f. Mr. Martens proposed a two year trial on the 500 meter Big Bore silhouette.i. This will be good for promotional purposes with manufacturers and some of the gun writers.ii. Can’t get the major magazines to write an article unless IHMSA places a full page ad. Since we don’t have the money to

afford a full page ad, not much has been written about handgun silhouette in the gun press recently.iii.Mr. LaCroix made a motion for a 2 year trial of 500 meter Unlimited and Unlimited Any sight. Mr. Cullison seconded. The

motion passed unanimously.g. Mr. Martens said that Bob Baker from Freedom Arms are willing to come up with an annual revolver trophy based on the revolver

shooters throughout the year. Mr. Martens will inform the Board of what is worked out regarding the details of what the award is aswell as the criteria for the award. A certificate signed by the President and Mr. Baker and possibly a little something from FreedomArms are likely options.

h. Mr. Martens suggested checking with Mr. Taylor regarding the proposal for Sierra and Starline to provide shirts to the members ofthe team representing the USA.

i. Tusco Range and targets.i. IHMSA needs to discuss with the Tusco club to either pull the IHMSA targets or pay for the targets. A value would need to

be determined for the targets if the option is to charge the club for them.ii. If the targets are pulled from Tusco, they should go to Ft. Stockton.

1. There will be transportation costs.2. It is likely that Ft. Stockton would install the big bore auto reset without charging IHMSA.

j. Remaking of the Membership card. The Board looked as an example from the Australian Membership Card.k. Discussion of the probable change of the affiliation for the Australian shooters.

i. The affiliation would change to Sport Shooters Association of Australia (SSAA).ii. There will be a discipline chairman which would initially be Mr. Mowles and that chairman would serve as the IHMSA

Board Member from Australia.iii.The discipline will be called “IHMSA”.iv.IHMSA will need to reply to the SSAA letter granting the change of affiliation.

l. Discussion of giving the trophy plaque for all shooters that attend the World Championships.i. The current process was implemented as a cost saving measure since everyone was usually getting at least 1 trophy per

shooter and this reduced it to 1 plaque.ii. The current situation is a bit like kids leagues where everyone is getting a trophy.iii.Some are not interested in another plaqueiv.Mr. Fraiser made a motion that we continue to have a plaque per shooter. Mr. Mowles seconded.

1. Mr. LaCroix proposed that the motion be amended to allow shooters during registration to indicate that they did notwant the trophy and the registration fee will be reduced accordingly. Mr. Cullison seconded the amendment. Mr.Fraiser accepted the amendment to the motion.

2. The motion passed unanimously.m. World Championship Committee.

i. Members would include the local liaison for the current World Championships and the local liaison for the club that isawarded the next World Championships along with the President and Industry Relations Chair.

ii. The President will be the chair of the committee.iii.The idea is to give continuity from year to year in putting on the World Championships.iv.Mr. Martens will write a job description for the committee and get back to the Board.

n. Revise the pre-registration process and the software for managing the World Championships.i. The current software is 20 years old and does not support Practical Hunter.ii. Pre-registration will allow the scheduling of shooters times and categories as well as being able to specify no trophies.iii.Discussion tended to be that a new program is needed. People that have been involved with doing the Stat House for the

World Championships should be involved in defining the requirements.o. The Board received a bid from the OKC Gun Club to hold the World Championships 15 – 22 July 2015. A final decision on

accepting the bid will be tabled until information about the costs can be received.p. Mr. Taylor made a motion to give the chairman of the Industry Relations $1000 plus the proceeds from the silent auction for the

Pelican cases toward the expenses of attending the SHOT Show. Mr. Smith seconded. Discussion included the point that this wouldnot completely cover the costs of representing IHMSA as the SHOT show. The motion passed.

6. Mr. LaCroix moved that Dell Taylor serve as the nominations officer for the upcoming year. Mr. Fraiser seconded. The motion passedunanimously.

7. The Board appointed Dell Taylor, Dave Smith and Joe Cullison to serve as the Protest Committee for the 2015 World Championships.8. The meeting was adjourned at 9:18 pm.

MARKSMANSHIP COMPETITIONS

The Burris cup:Scoped .22 Long rifle caliber Handguns only. Your best 5-shot groupat 100 yards or meters. Guns may be bench rested over any solid restas long as the gun is not in a ransom rest, vise or any other mechanicalclamping device. Lying on your back in a freestyle position and pilingsandbags by your body for support is legal. This will allow scopedguns setup for Creedmoor to better compete.The Weaver Trophy:Scoped centerfire handguns. Your best 5-shot group at 100 yards ormeters. Guns may be bench rested over any solid rest as long as thegun is not in a ransom rest, vise or any other mechanical clampingdevice. Lying on your back in a freestyle position and piling sandbagsby your body for support is legal. This will allow scoped guns setupfor Creedmoor to better compete.The Merit Challenge:Centerfire handguns with iron/open sights. Your best 5-shot group at100 Yards or Meters. Groups must be fired from an IHMSA legalposition. No benchrest or artificial support allowed.

The Daisy Avanti Trophy:AIR production guns with iron/open sights. Your best 5-shot group at18 Yards. Groups must be fired from an IHMSA legal position. Nobenchrest or artificial support allowed.General Rules:All entries must be shot with IHMSA legal guns. Production,Revolver, and Unlimited guns are allowed in the Burris, Weaver andMerit classes.Witness:Winning groups must be witnessed by an IHMSA or NRA member.Eligible winning targets must be signed and dated by the shooter andwitness. Also, please include the shooters IHMSA number and thewitness’s IHMSA or NRA number by their name. A witness is notrequired to enter but is required to win.Targets:Targets submitted must contain no more and no less than 5 shots ineach bull zone.

Field Pistol Records ProgramBy Al Kuenn

06-15-16

Joe Cullison got out to shoot some Field Pistol and hada great day. Joe describes it well --

“I made it out to shoot some Field Pistol on June 5th. Had apretty good day, Started off great in Production with 29 of thefirst 30. Ended up with a P-36.

Started off PAS exactly the same with 29 of the first 30, but thistime I ended up with a nice 39.

Not too bad for my home swaged, 22 rimfire jacketed, 65grlead tip bullets from my Hornets.”

Great shooting Joe! Those homemade bulletsobviously work pretty well!

Shoot well and shoot often.

Send your scores to Al Kuenn, 5725 E Peak View Rd, CaveCreek, Arizona 85331 or e-mail to:

allank@cox.net.

PAS (35+)Joe Cullison OR TC 22 Hornet 39Jim Kesser OH TC 22 Hornet 36Dave Wood IN TC 22 Hornet 35

Prod (32+)Joe Cullison OR TC 22 Hornet 36Jim Kesser OH TC 22 Hornet 34

60 ClubJoe Cullison OR 75Jim Kesser OH 70Dave Wood IN 60

Big Bore Records Program (BBRP)By

Joe Cullison

A great month for the program, excellent scores are comingin from multiple people. I also misplaced a couple of scoresfor a while, so those are included also.

Doug Edney (PA) shot a S-24 and a US-37 to make theStanding Agg 60+ club. Doug raises his standing agg byone point.

Jim Kesser (OH) shot a S-31, R-37, P-40, U-40 and a US-37 to make all 5 categories in a single match. Anoutstanding accomplishment and gives OH 5 more pointstoward the state race.

John Richards (MN) shot a S-32 and a US-34 for aStanding agg of 66.

Joe Cullison (OR) raised his standing and standing aggscores with a S-35 and a US-37

Melvin Calliham (SC) shot a S-23, a P-39 and a U-40 for a100 club score of 102

Paul Habig (NV) shot a S-27, P-38, R-39 and U-40 for a3-gun 106 and a 4-gun 144

State totals for 2016 are: OH-5, OR-5, GA-3, MN-2, PA-2,NV-2, SC-1

Please bring at least one friend or acquaintance to every match.Together, we can keep IHMSA growing.

Please forgive me if I have left anyone out or made any othererrors. Send me the information and I will make it right as soonas I can.Thank you for your support of the BBRP.

Send entries to: Joe Cullison, 28988 Berlin Road, Sweet Home, OR 97386 or tojcunclejoe@aol.com. 541-317-8801 eveningsThank you.

Standing 30+Joe Cullison (OR) 35Robert Walker (GA) 32John Richards (MN) 32Jim Kesser (OH) 31

Unlimited Standing 35+Joe Cullison (OR) 39Doug Edney (PA) 37Jim Kesser (OH) 37

Standing Agg 60+Joe Cullison (OR) 72Jim Kesser (OH) 68John Richards (MN) 66Doug Edney (PA) 61

Presidents 100 Club (3-gun)Joe Cullison (OR) 112 (2)Robert Walker (GA) 112Jim Kesser (OH) 111Paul Habig (NV) 106Melvin Calliham (SC) 102

Presidents 140 Club (4-Gun)Joe Cullison (OR) 151*Robert Walker (GA) 149Jim Kesser (OH) 148Paul Habig (NV) 144

* Converted from a 60 round match

½ and 1/5 Scale RecordsBy Jim Harris

The season is getting into full swing and the new recordsshow it.

Oklahoma is back in the saddle with a lot of shooters postingin ½ UAS.

Scott Thompson, of Oklahoma is in the lead of the ½ Scalerecords with three perfect scores so far.

In Michigan, last year’s record holder, Steve Soya, enteredthe 1/5 Scale Records.

Val Shaver posted another 1/5 Scale 40x40 to lead therecords in UAS.

Good luck to everyone, and hold those nerves together!

Please send your records to me at harrisgrp@earthlink.net, ormy home address: 1567 Bridget Ave., Simi Valley, CA93065. Or give me a call at (805) 581-0009.

½ Scale UAS (Any Sight)40-round matchScott Thompson, OK 3Charlie Dean, OR 1Michael Graves, VA 1Dakota Turk, OK 1Gary Crews , OK 1John Anderson, OK 1

1/5 Scale UAS (Any Sight)40-round matchVal Shaver, NV 3Paul Habig, NV 2Jerry Ray, CA 1Dennis Edwards, CA 1Steve Soya, MI 1

SmallBore Records programBy Dan HagertyA lot of Changes to the program since My last report. Richard Slaton (AKA: Captain Castration) of AL shot a102 during the 2016 Georgia state smallbore championships(converted from 60 round match). Ask the Region 3 directorhow he got the nickname! Steve Martens of MN (our president) shot a 3-gun Agg of114, a 4-gun Agg of 153 and a standing Agg of 67 to take thetop spots in all of them (S:35, R:39, P:40, U:39, US:32) .This was only 2 targets away from the world Record for the100 and 140 clubs! Jim Kesser of OH shot a 3-gun agg of 111 and a 4-gun Aggof 148 (S:31, P:40, R:37, U:40). He also shot 6 perfect scoresat the match which may be a record, But I have no access tothese records. Mike Slusher of IN shot a 3-gun agg of 109 and a standingAgg of 70 and did it the Hard way! (S:34, US:36, P:39). Bill Urbank of OH shot a 3-gun Agg of 103 (S:24, P:39,U:40) Paul Habig of NV added 2 more Revolver scores for a totalof 4 this year.Robert Walker Of GA shot a 3-gun Agg of 105 and a 4-gunAgg of 140 (S:28, P:38, U:39, R:35).

I may have missed some scores, But I will catch them on thenext report.

Please send your reports to:Daniel Hagerty971 Mocho StreetLivermore, Ca 94550Phone: 925-321-8407Email: 22records@bleedinedge.com

2016 scores:100 clubSteve Martens, MN 114Jim Kesser, OH 111Mike Slusher, IN 109Joe Cullison, OR 108Paul Habig, NV 108Robert Walker, GA 105Bill Urbank, OH 103Richard Slaton, AL 102 *140 clubSteve Martens, MN 153Jim Kesser, OH 148Paul Habig, NV 147Joe Cullison, OR 144Robert Walker, GA 14040-Standing (30+)Robert Walker, GA 35Steve Martens, MN 35Mike Slusher, IN 34Joe Cullison, OR 32Jim Kesser, OH 31Standing Aggregate (60 or Better)Mike Slusher, IN 70Steve Martens, MN 67Revolver 40x40Paul Habig, NV 4Joe Cullison, OR 1

(*) Converted from 60 round match.

MATCH RESULTSREGION 1

REGION 2FLORIDA

Seminole county gun and archeryGeneva, FLBy Bill Hyde

4/24/2016BIG BORE:S-A Jerry Scott TC357 17UAS-INT Jerry Scott XP7TCU 39UAS-AA Don Thomas BF7Gates 29SMALL BORE:S-AA Jerry Scott TC 18UAS-AA Bill Hyde TC 34FIELD PISTOL:PAS-AA Tom Baumggroher TC30CAR 16PAS-A Hope Hyde TC22HOR 12

Pensacola rifle and pistol clubCantonment,FLBy Harry Stover

5/14/2016BIG BORE:UAS-INT Davis Nuetzel XP7BR 27UAS-AAA Don Squires XP6TCU 23UAS-AA Ralph Bradford TC7TCU 13FIELD PISTOL:PAS-AAA Gordon Davis TC22HOR 22SMALL BORE:UAS-AAA Ernie Schluter ANS 32UAS-AA Mike Marcovich TC 35US-AA Cepeda Manuel HAM 14

6/11/2016BIG BORE:S-AAA Gordon Davis DW44M 6U-INT John Casperson TC357 15US-INT John Casperson TC357 15FIELD PISTOL:PAS-INT William Smith TC22HOR 26PAS-AA Robert Bullock TC22HOR 22SMALL BORE:S-AA Cepeda Manuel FA22 10UAS-AAA Mike Marcovich RUG 38 Ernie Schluter ANS 33US-AA Cepeda Manuel HAM 15

LOUISIANNAASCENSION SILHOUETTE

GONZALES, LAAPRIL 3, 2016

BY: CHARLIE BRAUD

We had a nice comfortable sized crowd for our April match and along withsuperb weather, some decent scores were shot. David Heintz was able tograb his second leg into UAS-INT using his Ruger Charger. Congrats David.Brother Philip scored his usual 40X40 in Practical Hunter Short Course withhis T/C 22 Hornet. I managed to squeeze a 40X40 out of my UnlimitedAnschutz. We were also glad to see Richard West and Cliff Johnson shootwith us today. The usual gang of NRA Cowboy silhouette shooters weren’there today. They were in Texas for the State Championship there. Thanks toall those who remained after the match to help pick up the rails and targets.

SMALLBORE RESULTSU-INT Charlie Braud Anschutz 40UAS-INT Philip Braud Ruger Charger 39

UAS-INT Richard West Shilen Anschutz 38UAS-AAA David Heintz Ruger Charger 40UAS-AAA Robert Stevens Anschutz 26

FIFTH SCALE RESULTSUASFS-AA David Heintz Ruger Charger 35UASFS-AA Robert Stevens Anschutz 32

PRACTICAL HUNTER RESULTSPH22LR/AAA Cliff Johnson Magnum Research 33PHSC/INT Philip Braud Contender 22 Hornet 40

TOP SHOT SILHOUETTEQUITMAN, LAApril 16, 2016

BY: CHARLIE BRAUD

Weather continues to plague us at Top Shot. For the third match in a row we had rainto contend with. We share this match date with the NRA Cowboy Lever Action gangand it’s a good thing we do or I would have again been the only attendee. Two NRAshooters helped keep the line somewhat busy. I fired three guns and the rifle shootersadded 6 more scores.

BIG BORE RESULTSP/INT Charlie Braud T/C 7TCU 36U/INT Charlie Braud XP100 7BR 32HALF SCALE RESULTSUASHS/AAA Charlie Braud XP100 7 TCU 31COWBOY RIFLE RESULTSCowboy Rifle Bruce Finley Marlin 30-30 31Pistol Cartridge Bruce Finley Marlin 39 – 22LR 36Pistol Cartridge Danny Hatch Ithaca 22 Mag 20Smallbore Rifle Bruce Finley Marlin 39 35Smallbore Rifle Danny Hatch Rem 572 17

SALINE CREEK SILHOUETTEGOLDONNA, LA

April 17, 2016

BY: CHARLIE BRAUD

A small but dedicated group of shooters were on hand for our match today. Longtimemember Van Hutches came down from Bossier City to shoot a couple of entries andnon-member Bruce Finley came by and fired three guns, as did I. Van let a UAS40X40 slip away, barely missing his 8th ram. Bruce had two new handguns to try, anExemplar in UAS and a Ruger 22/45 in Production. He also fired a SmallboreCowboy Rifle entry. I’m still trying to dial in my newest iron sighted High Standardin Practical Hunter and ended with a decent 34X40. All the scores are as follows.

SMALLBORE RESULTSP/INT Van Hutches T/C Contender 23P/B Bruce Finley Ruger MK 22/45 16U/INT Charlie Braud Anschutz 38UAS/AAA Van Hutches Ruger Charger 39UAS/AAA Bruce Finley Anschutz 36FIFTH SCALE RESULTSUFS/INT Charlie Braud Anschutz 30PRACTICAL HUNTER RESULTSPH22LR/AAA Charlie Braud High Standard 34

NRA RIFLESMALLBORE COWBOY Bruce Finley Marlin 39 33

TOP SHOT SILHOUETTEQUITMAN, LA

May 21, 2016

BY: CHARLIE BRAUD

This Saturday we had our best turnout since we began conducting matches here atTop Shot last October. Seven shooters completed a total of eleven entries if youinclude the NRA Cowboy Rifle shooters. IHMSA Region Two Director Allen Gaskinmade his first appearance here and fired a couple of entries. In Unlimited he used his7BR Defiance for a 39X40. Then with his BF 270 Max he managed to topple 36. WillKirste, using a custom fast twist XP in 221 Fireball, hit all 40 animals in UAS but losta single ram with a good center hit. I was spotting for him and the ram swayed butdidn’t fall. Brother Philip was with us today and also scored 39 in UAS although hehit all 40 with his XP in 300 Whisper. His “miss” was the result of a late shot on a

pig. He then re-entered UAS with his MGM Contender 223 to get some sight settingsfor a new load. The result was a 34 with several hit targets that didn’t fall. I attemptedUAS Half Scale with cast bullets and could only manage a 30X40. In Unlimited withmy XP 7BR and cast I did a little better with a final tally of 35X40. I’m sorry to admitthat I was so tired from setting targets and running the match that I neglected to getthe scores of the NRA Rifle shooters. Thanks to all who attended today.

BIG BORE RESULTSP/INT Allen Gaskin BF 270 Max 36U/INT Allen Gaskin Defiance 7BR 39U/INT Charlie Braud XP100 7 BR 35UAS/INT Philip Braud XP100 300 Whisper 39UAS/INT Will Kirste XP100 221 Fireball 39HALF SCALE RESULTSUASHS/AAA Charlie Braud XP100 7 TCU 30

SALINE CREEK SILHOUETTEGOLDONNA, LA

May 22, 2016

BY: CHARLIE BRAUD

We had a great turnout for our May match at our small range with five shootersposting eleven entries. My brother Philip was the first gun on the line today. His Ruger Charger yielded a40X40 in UAS. Allen Gaskin fired three guns. In the Revolver category his FreedomArms delivered a 32X40. Then using his Anschutz in Unlimited his score was 37X40.His BF Production gun gave him problems and the result was a DNF. Will Kirste shota UAS 32X40 with an Anschutz. His wife Brenda then stepped up and bested himwith a 34X40 in UAS. Non-Member Bruce Finley used an Anschutz in UAS to post ascore of 36X40. I fired the only Practical Hunter entry using an iron sighted HighStandard Trophy and managed a 33X40. I tried the NRA Smallbore Cowboy Riflegame using an old Remington 550 and squeaked out a 23X40. I did manage to cleanthe last bank of rams. Bruce Finley showed me how the rifle game is supposed to beplayed posting a 39X40 with his Marlin 39. His only miss was a pig with the shotgoing just under the belly. In NRA Hunter Pistol Bruce used a scoped Ruger Chargerand finished with a very respectable 32X40. Many thanks go to my cousin Lanny forshowing up at lunchtime and providing us with home cooked barbeque pork ribs andalso chipped beef sandwiches. It was awesome and everyone enjoyed and appreciatedit. Thanks also to Bruce, Brenda, and Will for staying till the end to help me pick upthe targets.

SMALLBORE RESULTSR/INT Allen Gaskin Freedom Arms 32U/INT Allen Gaskin Anschutz 37UAS/INT Philip Braud Ruger Charger 40UAS/INT Brenda Kirste Anschutz 34UAS/AAA Will Kirste Anschutz 32UAS/AAA Bruce Finley Anschutz 36PRACTICAL HUNTER RESULTSPH22LR/AAA Charlie Braud High Standard 33NRASMALLBORE COWBOY Bruce Finley Marlin 39 39SMALLBORE COWBOY Charlie Braud Rem 550 23HUNTER PISTOL Bruce Finley Ruger Charger 32

GEORGIALittle River Gun Club

Lincolnton, GA

Robert L. Walker, Match Director

5/28/20163 Gun AggregatesBBRobert Walker 102Ron Dixon 94

4 Gun Aggregates BB Ron Dixon 128BIG BORE RESULTSPRODUCTIONINTJ. Melvin Calliham BF: 300/221 R 39Robert Walker FA: 357 Mag 37Ron Dixon BF: 30-20 Win 35AAARichard Pickering TC: 7 TCU 33Mike Davis TC: 30-20 Win 30

AABruce A. C. Barrett BF: 7 US 15CStephen Kuehl TC: 30 Reece 15

REVOLVERINTRobert Walker FA: 41 Mag 36Ron Dixon FA: 357 Mag 34

AAAKenneth Hale FA: 41 Mag 31AAJonathan Moore S&W 29: 44 Mag 25

STANDINGINTJ. Melvin Calliham BF: 30-20 Win 32Robert Walker MOA: 300/357M 29AAAMike Davis TC: 357 Mag 24Ron Dixon TC: 32-20 Win 21

AStuart Barrett TC: 32-20 Win 18

UNLIMITEDINTRon Dixon XP100: 7 BR 38 Kenneth Hale XP100: 7 BR 34Arty J. Hausmann TC: 30-30 Win 29AABruce A. C. Barrett XP100: 7 TCU 36Stuart Barrett XP100: 7 BR 34ALarry Elrod XP100: 7 BR 28BStephen Kuehl TC: 30 Herrett 20UNLIMITED ANY SIGHTINTStuart Barrett XP100: 25-221 40+4AAAArty J. Hausmann XP100: 7 BR 39Larry Elrod TC: 7 TCU 38Bruce A. C. Barrett XP100: 300-221 38Mike Davis TC: 7.62x39 35UNLIMITED STANDINGAAJonathan Moore S&W 29: 44 Mag 22FIELD PISTOL RESULTSPRODUCTIONINTLance Forbes TC: 22 Hornet 9PRODUCTION ANY SIGHTINTJonathan Moore S&W 29: 44 Mag 24SMALL BORE RESULTSUNLIMITED STANDINGINTLance Forbes Sav Striker: 22 LR 14

Cherokee Gun ClubGainesville, Ga.

We had great weather for our April match. A bit chilly for some tastes butoverall a real nice day. Herb Dalton called the line for the first half of the day,and it was great as it gave me a chance to shoot. Twenty two shooters toedthe line and put forth their best effort. Perhaps the wind got in the way ofthose wanting to shoot that perfect score. Many came close with several39x40 and 38x40s turned in. Jonathan Moore had a good day on the Field Pistol Targets. With hisSmith and Wesson Revolver he shot a 30x40 in Production class and a 29x40

in Production Any sight class. With his Production entry he got a match leginto International class. Melvin Calliham also did well on the same targets; heshot a 32x40 in Production and a 29x40 in Production Any Sight. Greatshooting gents! Kurt Terry got a match leg in Field Pistol Production and his wife Amy gota match leg in Smallbore Unlimited Any sight. The most important competition of the day occurred at lunch. In additionto the venison burritos we had for lunch we had also prepared three yellowcakes with chocolate icing. One cake was a Pillsbury product another was byDuncan Hines and the last by Betty Crocker. I did my best to followmanufacturer directions to keep the playing field level. The shooters wereasked to try each of the cakes and select their favorite. Like load developmentor selecting the best ammo for your smallbore gun we want impartial results.Betty Crocker got ten votes, Duncan Hines got six and Pillsbury got two. So atleast on our range Betty Crocker is the shooter’s favorite. Next month we will be hosting the Georgia State match. We will beshooting on May 5th, 6th and 7th. As usual that will have the 200yd rangeclosed during those times. Sorry for the inconvenience. It will be a 60 roundmatch instead of the usual 40. So if you are coming bring plenty of ammo anda good set of eyes. SB - StandingsSB

PINT

Robert Walker BF: 22 LR 36Mike Davis TC: 22 LR 31

AAARichard Pickering TC: 22 LR 23

RINT

Randy Fussell FA: 22 LR 32Robert Walker FA: 22 LR 31

AAKenneth Hale FA: 22 LR 22

SINT

Robert Walker BF: 22 LR 25AAA

Mike Davis TC: 22 LR 16Ron Dixon TC: 22 LR 12

UINT

Robert Walker ANS: 22 LR 32AAA

Kenneth Hale ANS: 22 LR 35Richard Pickering ANS: 22 LR 27

AStephen Kuehl TC: 22 LR 25

UASINT

Kenneth Hale Ruger Chgr: 22 LR 39Eddy Hensley ANS: 22 LR 38Larry Munday ANS: 22 LR 38Richard Pickering ANS: 22 LR 38David Cote ANS: 22 LR 35Ron Dixon ANS: 22 LR 35

AAAmy Terry Ruger Chgr: 22 LR 36Larry Davis TC: 22 LR 33Caryl Barrett TC: 22 LR 25Clay Mashburn TC: 22 LR 23Stephen Kuehl TC: 22 LR 22

USAA

Bruce Barrett TC: 22 LR 23Jonathan Moore ANS: 22 LR 22

FSUASFS

AAKenneth Hale Ruger Chgr: 22 LR 33Larry Davis TC: 22 LR 24

FPP

INTMelvin Calliham BF: 22 H 32Ron Dixon TC: 22 H 23

AAAJonathan Moore S & W: 44 30Mike Davis Ruger: 45 16Dave Chaney TC: 25-20 15

AAStephen Kuehl TC: 32-20 16

AKurt Terry S & W: 357 16Mark Dunn S & W: 44 12David Cote Colt: 38 5

PASAAA

Melvin Calliham BF: 22 H 29AA

Jonathan Moore S & W: 44 29Bruce Barrett TC: 22 18

AKurt Terry S &NW: 41 11

KENTUCKYJackson Purchase Rifle and Pistol Club

Paducah, KY4/17/2016

By Lee JacksonOur first match of the 2016 season was held today. We had a light turnout but glad tosee everyone who came out to shoot with us.SMALLBORE:U-INT Lee Jackson ANS 36UAS-AA Pete Wories TC 24US-B Pete Wories TC 19

5/15/2016SMALLBORE:U-UNC Dennis Sanderson TC 31UAS-INT John Howard ANS 40UAS-AA Kathy Howard ANS 35UAS-UNC Kandace Howard ANS 38 William Parmley RUG 31 Don Pitt TC 15

SOUTH CAROLINABlack Creek Gun ClubPatrick, South Carolina

August 7 & 8, 2015by Donald Camus

We decided to start the Field Pistol and Practical Hunter StateChampionship on Friday since 5 guns were required for the wholematch. It took a while to get the targets set and get started but theweekend went very well. On Friday, we had one of our originaltarget setters, Dallas, and Saturday, Gunner and Zack. They all did agreat job and were greatly appreciated. There were 6 shooters who competed for the Field Pistolchampionship and 4 for the Practical Hunter with some partialentries and several other categories since we had all of the targetsset. A total of 11 IHMSA members shot 45 guns and we had ayoung guest, Aiden (10 years old) shoot 5 guns. Several shootersgot a leg up to the next class: Jim got 1 leg up, Marty got 2 andLarry got a leg up in 3 categories - excellent shooting. Marty tookthe shoot-off in FP-PAS over Don after they each shot 3 chickens at75 yards. Don ran out of bullets. Henry won the shoot-off for FP-PA over Jim on the Pigs. Thanks to everyone for coming out to makethis such an enjoyable event. Shooting steel is better with friends.Big Bore Results:P-INT Robert Walker MOA6.5GR 35P-A Jeffrey Morris TC6.5GR 18R-INT Robert Walker FA41MAG 30S-INT Robert Walker MOA300-38SPL 27UAS-AA Jeffrey Smith XP1007BR 35US-AAA Melvin Calliham BF30-20WIN 28

Field Pistol Results:P-AAA Donald Camus RUG45COLT 21P-AA Marty Cato TC22LR 29P-A Henry Auman BNG22LR 12PAS-AAA Donald Camus S&W357MAG 31PAS-AA Marty Cato TC22LR 31PAS-A James Bullis RUG22LR 16PAS-B Larry Elrod TC22HORN 16

Half Scale Results:UAS-AA Jeffrey Smith XP100223REM 26

Small Bore Results:R-AA Henry Auman FA22LR 19

S-B Larry Elrod C22LR 5UAS-AAA Jeffrey Smith SAV22LR 36UAS-AA James Bullis RUG22LR 39

Practical Hunter:LC-AAA Donald Camus TC7TCU 38SC-AAA Donald Camus TC30CARB 39SC-AA Larry Elrod TC22HORN 3222-AAA James Bullis RUG22LR 3922-AA Larry Elrod ANS22LR 33

Black Creek Gun ClubPatrick, South CarolinaSept. 11, 12, & 13, 2015

by Donald Camus The South Carolina Small Bore and Fifth Scale StateChampionship started a day early to accommodate some shooterswho could not stay until Sunday. The weather was good in general,probably the coolest days since the spring with temperatures in thelower 80's. Actually, Sunday morning was quite cool to the pointwhere some were wearing light jackets. We had a much smaller turnout than expected since severalregulars were not able to make it for health reasons. We are hopingthat all is going well and we have them back soon. There were just 8shooters who entered 41 guns. Several scores were 2 classes abovethe shooter's class and in one case 3 classes up, great shooting Larryand Doug. Target setters Zack and Mathew did a good job keeping thematch moving. That saves us a lot of time and energy. Thanks toeveryone who came out to make the weekend such a success. Shooting steel is better with friends.

Fifth Scale Results:U-AA Marty Cato TC22LR 29U-A Donald Camus TC22LR 22U-B Larry Elrod ANS22LR 19UAS-AA Marty Cato RUG22LR 30State Champion Marty Cato 59

Small Bore Results:P-AA Marty Cato BNG22LR 28P-A Taylor Byrum C22LR 19R-AA Donald Camus RUG22LR 26R-A Marty Cato RUG22LR 17R-B Douglas Camus RUG22LR 14S-AAA Donald Camus RUG22LR 17S-AA Marty Cato TC22LR 28S-A Douglas Camus RUG22LR 19S-B Larry Elrod TC22LR 6U-AA Marty Cato BNG22LR 33U-A Larry Elrod ANS22LR 34UAS-AAA Marty Cato RUG22LR 38UAS-AA James Bullis RUG22LR 37US-AA Donald Camus RUG22LR 20US-A Marty Cato TC22LR 24US-B Larry Elrod RUG22LR 12State Champion Marty Cato 1135-Gun Agg Donald Camus 1084-Gun Agg Taylor Byrum 683-Gun Agg Larry Elrod 562-Gun Standing Agg Marty Cato 52

Iron Man Marty Cato 227

Oct. 10 & 11, 2015

The South Carolina Big Bore and Half Scale StateChampionship had very mixed weather. It rained so hard Saturdaythat it held up the match for more than an hour because we could notsee the Turkeys and Rams. For a few minutes we could barely seethe Pigs. Once we were able to start, it continued raining for severalhours but we still managed to each shoot several guns. As bad asSaturday's weather was, Sunday's was just the opposite, a little coolin the morning but no rain and it warmed up by the afternoon. Because of the rain, there were a lot of rung targets includingRams, Turkeys, Pigs and even a Half Scale Ram that didn't fall witha center hit. The 8 shooters who braved the weather shot 37 gunswith 3 competing for the State Championship and coveted Iron Manawards. Since this was the final State Championship match of theseason, the scores are in for the Superman award, the shooter withthe highest combined scores from all of the state championships,Small and Big Bores, Fifth and Half Scales and Practical Hunter andField Pistol. Without targets setters, I am afraid that Saturday would havebeen a wash out but our long-time target setters, Dallas and Gunner,did a great job. Thanks to everyone who came out to make theweekend such a success. Shooting steel is better with friends.

Big Bore Results:P-AAA Donald Camus TC7TCU 34P-AA Taylor Byrum TC7TCU 17P-A Larry Elrod TC357MAX 19R-AA Taylor Byrum RUG41MAG 14R-B Larry Elrod DW357MAX 16R-C James Bullis RUG357MAG 5S-AAA Donald Camus TC7TCU 22S-A Douglas Camus RUG41MAG 17S-B Larry Elrod TC357MAX 6U-AAA Taylor Byrum XP1007IHMSA 31U-AA Donald Camus TC7TCU 30U-A Jeffrey Morris XP10030JR 30U-B Larry Elrod TC357MAX 19UAS-AAA Donald Camus TC30CARB 35UAS-AA Jeffrey Smith XP1007BR 36US-AA Donald Camus TC7TCU 20US-B Larry Elrod TC357MAX 6State Champion Donald Camus 1085-Gun Aggregate Taylor Byrum 824-Gun Aggregate Larry Elrod 602-Gun Standing Agg Donald Camus 44

Half Scale Results:U-A Taylor Byrum 20U-C Larry Elrod TC357MAX 8UAS-AA Taylor Byrum XP100223REM 30State Champion Taylor Byrum 50Iron Man Donald Camus 152Superman Donald Camus 551

Black Creek Gun ClubPatrick, South Carolina

Jan. 9, 2016by Donald Camus

Field Pistol Results:P-A James Bullis RUG9MM 9

Small Bore Results:P-A James Bullis TC22LR 19R-AA Taylor Byrum RUG22LR 18US-AA Donald Camus RUG22LR 25

Practical Hunter:SC-AAA Marty Cato RUG22LR 36

Feb 16, 2016Field Pistol Results:P-AAA Marty Cato TC22LR 23P-A Larry Elrod TC357MAG 9PAS-AAA Taylor Byrum TC22LR 15PAS-AA Marty Cato TC22HORN 25PAS-B Larry Elrod TC22HORN 9

Small Bore Results:P-AA James Bullis TC22LR 12R-AA Henry Auman FA22LR 25S-A Henry Auman TC22LR 12S-B James Bullis TC22LR 10US-AA Taylor Byrum TC22LR 13

Mar. 12, 2016Big Bore Results:P-INT Robert Walker MOA6.5GR 40R-INT Robert Walker FA41MAG 37R-B Larry Elrod FA44MAG 20S-INT Robert Walker MOA300/38SPL 32S-B Jeffrey Morris RUG44MAG 5U-INT Robert Walker LONGXP6GR 40U-B Larry Elrod XP1007BR 24UAS-AAA Jeffrey Smith XP1007BR 39UAS-AA Donald Baker TC30-30 26US-A Henry Auman BF30-20WIN 13

Field Pistol Results:PAS-AA Henry Auman BP30-20WIN 17PAS-B Diane Camus BER22LR 11

Small Bore Results:P-AA James Bullis TC22LR 22S-A James Bullis TC22LR 12UAS-AAA Jeffrey Smith SAV22LR 31UAS-AA James Bullis RUG22LR 36

Practical Hunter:SC-AAA Donald Camus H&R22LR 28

Apr. 9, 2016Big Bore Results:P-INT Melvin Calliham BF300/221R 38R-INT Robert Walker FA41MAG 36R-AAA Shane Parker FA357MAG 28R-C James Bullis RUG357MAG 7S-INT Melvin Calliham BF30-20 28S-A Taylor Byrum TC7TCU 6U-AAA Shane Parker XP1006.5BR 40U-A Larry Elrod XP1007BR 35UAS-AA Larry Elrod TC7TCU 36US-AA Taylor Byrum TC7TCU 10

Field Pistol Results:P-AAA Donald Camus RUG22LR 16

P-A James Bullis RUG9MM 9PAS-AA Douglas Camus RUG22LR 20

Small Bore Results:P-AA James Bullis TC22LR 20R-INT Robert Walker FA22LR 37S-INT Robert Walker BF22LR 25S-A James Bullis TC22LR 12UAS-AAA Sue Auman ANS22LR 33Practical Hunter:SC-AAA Katie Johnson BNG22LR 38

May 14, 2016 We had perfect weather for the match which included a specialoccasion. Several months ago, a long-time IHMSA shooter andMatch Director, Larry Funderburk passed. During this May match,the recently added shelter at the IHMSA range was dedicated to hismemory. His wife, Faye, and step-son, Josh, were on hand for thededication along with several longtime shooters and friends. Severalpeople shared stories featuring Larry’s kindness, honesty anddedication to the shooting sports. It was an emotional time witheveryone expressing fond memories of Larry over lunch. We had 10 regular members and 3 Junior members shoot 25guns. Melvin shot a 40 and Shane a 39 both in BB-U. The Juniorsshot their first entries in PH22 with Katie getting an INT class,Kassie a high AAA and Eryn a very respectable AA.Congratulations to everyone. Target setters Gunner and Randy (firsttimer) did a great job and kept the match moving. Thanks toeveryone for coming out to share this time with us . . . Shooting steelis better with friends.

Big Bore Results:P-INT Shane Parker MOA7BR 35P-AA Taylor Byrum TC7TCU 10R-INT Robert Walker FA357MAG 34R-B Larry Elrod FA44MAG 12S-INT Robert Walker MOA300-357M 31S-AAA Shane Parker TC7TCU 26S-A Stephen Huehl TC32-20 5U-INT Melvin Calliham SINC308X1.5 40U-AAA Shane Parker XP1006.5BR 39U-C Stephen Huehl TC30HER 19UAS-AA Donald Baker TC30-30 34

Field Pistol Results:P-A Larry Elrod TC22HORN 10PAS-AAA Donald Camus RUG22LR 31

Small Bore Results:P-A James Bullis TC22LR 17UAS-AA Jeffrey Smith SAV22LR 32

Practical Hunter:22-INT Katie Johnson BNG22LR 3922-AAA Kassie Johnson BNG22LR 3822-AA Eryn Aumen ANS22LR 25

REGION 3

MICHIGANBarry County Conservation Club

Hastings,MI4/23-24/2016

By Larry ClarkBIG BORE:P-AAA Denny Nelson FA41M 36R-INT Larry Clark FA357 36S-A Terry Luplow S&W357 5S-B Myka Luplow S&W357 2UAS-AA Ken Himebaugh XP7BR 37SMALL BORE:R-AAA Denny Nelson FA 32S-AAA Chris Ronfeldt TC 15U-INT Steve Soya ANS 38UAS-INT Floyd Lober ANS 37UAS-AAA Jim Wiita TC 37US-AA Jim Witta RUG 17PH22-AA Chris Hackett BRN 23FIFTH SCALE:UFS-INT Steve Soya ANS 33UASFS-INT Steve Soya ANS 40UASFS-AAA Denny Nelson ANS 36FIELD PISTOL:P-INT Jeff Hunt XDM40 10P-AAA Larry Clark TC22HOR 22PAS-AAA Denny Nelson TC22HOR 29PAS-AA Jim Wiita TC22HOR 15AIR PISTOL:S-AAA Chris Ronfeldt CROS 20US-AAA Chris Ronfeldt CROS 21

5/28-29/2016 Dave Smith Fired a 40+7 in UASFS-INT and shot a leg up in FP-PAS. Steve Soyashot a 40 in UASHS-INT and a 40+8 in UASFS-INT

BIG BORE:R-INT Larry Clark FA357 32R-AA Ed Nowak-Licari COLT357 22S-AAA Dee Wolters TC357 13UAS-AAA Ken Hmebaugh XP7BR 38HALF SCALE:UASHS-INT Steve Soya XP6BR 40UASHS-AA Jim Wiita XP223 29SMALL BORE:R-AAA Denny Nelson FA 35S-INT Jeff Hunt TC 27S-AAA Chris Ronfeldt TC 19UAS-AAA Jim Wiita TC22 36US-AA Dee Wolters TC 15PH22-AAA Chris Hackett BRN 28FIFTH SCALE:UFS-INT Steve Soya ANS 34UASFS-INT Steve Soya ANS 40+8 Dave Smith ANS 40+7UASFS-AA Chris Hackett TC 26FIELD PISTOL:P-INT Ron Springsteen TC22HOR 24P-AAA Dee Wolters TC32-20 20P-AA Ed Nowak-Licari COLT357 17PAS-INT Ron Springsteen TC22HOR 26PAS-AAA Larry Clark TC22HOR 29PAS-AA Jim Wiita TC22HOR 19PAS-B Dave Smith TC22HOR 17AIR PISTOL:P-B Chris Ronfeldt CROSM 7S-AAA Chris Ronfeldt CROSM 21

OHIOPickaway County Sportsmen Club

Circleville, OH5/14/2016

By Jim KesserThis was the first real test of the reset targets and they worked wonderfully. We had a greatturnout even with cold temps and high winds. We had 15 shooters and 30 entries and wewere done by 3:30. The new resets really speed things up and allow the prolific shooters toshoot an extra gun that they might not have done before.We had some fantastic scores as well. Bill Urbank shot a great 100 club score in small borewith a U:40,P:39 and S:24 for a total of 103. He had good shootoffs as well. I may have tomake those shootoffs a little smaller as Gordon lash shot the first ever 40+10 on out newsetup. Congrats Gordie! On the field pistol side I decided I like the new resets as well with a60 club score of 70 with a P:34 and PAS:36. Thank you Brian Gildea, Our region 3 directorfor bringing back new shooter Bill Williams. Hope we see you every month Bill. IsiahHerron beat his brother Jeremiah by Ram count! They were tied in 36 in UAS. Steve Powelland Bruce Smith both shot 32 in FP-PAS. Bruce had 1 more ram and they both got a leg inAAA! Congrats! I am watching my back.Field Pistol:P-INT Jim Kesser TC22Hor 34 Carl Skidmore TC22Hor 30 Doug Lash TC22Hor 23P-AAA Steve Powell TC22Hor 17 Bruce Smith TC30-20 17P-AA Jim Lejman TC22Hor 27PAS-INT Jim Kesser TC22Hor 36 John Maple TC22Hor 27 Rich Baird TC22Hor 26PAS-AAA Steve Powell TC22Hor 32 Carl Skidmore TC22Hor 28 Doug Lash TC22Hor 26PAS-AA Bruce Smith TC30-20 32 Jim Lejman TC22Hor 23Aggregate: Jim Kesser 70FIFTH SCALE:UASFS-INT Rich Baird ANS 28UASFA-AA Gordon Lash ANS 38SMALL BORE:P-INT Bill Urbank BRN 39 Gordon Lash BRN 31P-AA Brian Gildea BF 20P-B Bill Williams S&W 13S-INT Bill Urbank TC 24 Mark Basham TC 17S-AAA Bruce Smith TC 22U-INT Bill Urbank ANS 40+7 Doug Lash RUG 25UAS-AAA Gordon Lash ANS 40+10 Isiah Herron TC 36 Jeremiah Herron TC 363-Gun Aggregate: Bill Urbank 103

6/11/2016Pretty Good match and we got some Bugs ironed out of the reset targets. The competitionwas very even this month with the classes of shooters. It was nice to see some real head tohead competition. Carl Skidmore snagged top honors in FP-P and snuck back into the 60club with a combined 61. Rich Baird smoked in PAS with a 35 and John Maple said heCannot figure out how he can hit 4 shootoffs and miss big targets. On the 1/5 scale side Richwon the match and Gordon was Cruising till he got to rams. Gordon Made up for it in SB-UAS with a 40+9. And that was the only perfect score for the match. Bob Ochs edged StevePowell by one shootoff in SB-U, 39+5 to 39+4. Rich Baird shot our first PH-SC and got a39.FIELD PISTOL: P-INT Carl Skidmore TC22Hor 32 Jim Kesser TC22Hor 28 Bill Urbank TC32HR 25 Mark Basham TC22 17P-AAA Bob Ochs TC22Hor 24 Steve Powell TC22Hor 22PAS-INT Rich Baird TC22Hor 35 Jim Kesser TC22Hor 31 John Maple TC22Hor 27PAS-AAA Carl Skidmore TC22Hor 29 Bob Ochs TC22Hor 28 Steve Powell TC22Hor 25 Bill Urbank TC 24Aggregate: Carl Skidmore 61FIFTH SCALE:UASFS-INT Rich Baird ANS 38UASFS-AAA Gordon Lash ANS 35SMALL BORE:P-INT Carl Skidmore TC 25R-INT Jim Kesser FA 32

S-INT Bill Urbank TC 17U-INT Bob Ochs ANS 39+5 Steve Powell ANS 39+4 Doug Lash RUG 36UAS-INT Gordon Lash ANS 40+9 Dave Calloway ANS 38 Doug Lash ANS 32US-AAA Carl Skidmore TC 23US-AA Bill Urbank TC 23 Doug Lash TC 18

Logan Handgun AssociationBellefontaine, OH

3/26/2016By Steve Powell

We had great weather for our first match of the year with temps in the 60’s light wind andaround 30 entries for the match. Several good scores shot after the long Ohio winter breakwith Lynn Schultz firing the only 40 in BB-UAS. Gordon Lash had a close 39 in half size ashe continues to tune his 221 fireball. Great shooting guys.BIG BORE:P-INT Bill Urbank 34P-AA Brian Gildea 31R-INT Bruce Smith 36S-INT Jim Kesser 29S-AAA Bruce Smith 20S-AA Steve Powell 20U-INT Jim Kesser 35U-AAA Lynn Shultz 36U-AA Brian Gildea 33US-INT Jim Kesser 34UAS-INT Lynn Shultz 40+8HALF SCALE:UHS-AA Lynn Shultz 23UASHS-AAA Gordon Lash 39+4FIELD PISTOL:P-INT Doug Lash 30P-AAA Steve Powell 26PAS-INT Brian Evans 27SMALL BORE:S-INT Mark Basham 19U-INT Bob Ochs 36U-C Marshall Walker 11US-AAA Mark Basham 23US-C Marshall Walker 8UAS-INT Dave Calloway 39+4

4/23/2016BIG BORE:P-INT Bob Ochs 37+3R-INT Bill Urbank 31S-INT Jim Kesser 25S-AAA Bruce Smith 19S-AA Steve Powell 13U-INT Bob Ochs 40+4U-AAA Jim Kelly 37US-INT Jim Kesser 31US-INT Doug Lash 28UAS-INT Lynn Shultz 39HALF SCALE:UHS-AA Lynn Shultz 23UASHS-INT Steve Powell 39+9FIELD PISTOL:P-INT Mark Basham 26P-AAA Bob Ochs 23PAS-INT Brian Evans 31SMALL BORE:S-INT Bill Urbank 14U-INT Gordon Lash 39U-AA Katie Smart 15UAS-INT Gordon Lash 40+8

ONTARIO CANADACAMBRIDGE, ONTARIO CANADA

GALT SPORTSMEN’S CLUB17th April, 2016By Pete Durrant

Great weather for our first match of 2016, sunny and warm (sorry Steve!)Attendance was reasonable despite a local Bullseye League final causing a few absences.Three perfect scores posted, two of them in BB UAS where the resulting shoot offs resultedin Lorena beating her Dad yet again!!Highlight of the day for me was my 10 year old grandson Ronan shooting through the Small Bore course with the Ruger Charger my daughter and I acquired over the winter, he shot through at the end of the match (using the bipod) and recorded a respectable 16.Had a few new shooters turn out, now just need a way to persuade them to join IHMSA.Big Bore Results:P-AA Sandy Ball TC 7mmTCU 27R-AA Murray Anderson FA 44Mag 26U-INT Pete Durrant TC 7mmTCU 35US-AAA Gerald Catt TC 30Herrett 13UAS-INT Lorena Niemi TC 30-30 40/4UAS-AAA Gerald Catt TC 7.62X39 32Small Bore Results:P-AA Gerald Catt TC 14U-AAA Lorena Niemi Anschutz 32US-A Gerald Catt TC 18UAS-INT Pete Durrant TC 22LR 40Field Pistol Results:P-INT Sandy Ball TC 22Hornet 17P-AAA Joe Leslo TC 357Mag 12

CAMBRIDGE, ONTARIO CANADA GALT SPORTSMEN’S CLUB

15th May, 2016By Pete Durrant

Well I don’t think we have ever had such lousy weather for our May match, we had amixture of rain, sleet, snow and ice pellets along with a gusty wind. This likely accountedfor the very light turn out of shooters!Only one perfect score posted for the match so no shoot offs, not had this for a long time,it was close but Lorena let two Rams get away unscathed!!Good to see Ric Olsen on the line after a long absence.Looking forward to our traditional Father’s Day match in June, hopefully it will be warmer.Big Bore Results:P-AA Sandy Ball TC 7mmTCU 19R-AA Murray Anderson FA 44Mag 24U-INT Pete Durrant TC 7mmTCU 40U-AAA Lorena Niemi XP-100 7mmBR 38Small Bore Results:UAS-INT Pete Durrant TC 22LR 38UAS-AA Ric Olsen TC 22LR 11Field Pistol Results:P-INT Sandy Ball TC 22Hornet 17PAS-AA Dale Millar TC 357Mag 16

PENNSYLVANIAWilkes Barre Rifle and Pistol Club

Mulenburg, PATom Lyckowski, Match Director

4-24-2016BBU-AAA Fred Siluvich xp100/7br 31R-AAA K.Patrick Smith DW/44mag 24R-AA Fred Siluvich DW/44mag 22UAS-int Fred Siluvich Jr xp100/7tcu 34UASHS-AA Fred Siluvich Jr xp100/6tcu 19SBU-AAA K.Patrick Smith Anshutz 34R-AA K.Patrick Smith DW/22 27P-INT Wayne F Boston TC/22 35R-INT Wayne F Boston FA/22 36US-INT Wayne F Boston TC/22 33S-INT Wayne F Boston TC/22 27

Wilkes Barre Rifle and Pistol ClubMulenburg, PA

Tom Lyckowski, match director5/22/2016

_ FP PAS -- AAA Perry Gotshal T/C: 357 26

P-AAA Perry Gotshal DW: 357 19 P-AA Alan Kuhar TC: 22 hor 19

SB P -- INT Wayne Boston TC: 22lr 39 U-INT Wayne Boston ANS: 22lr 36

U Rowland Smith TC: 22lr 27 R-INT Wayne Boston FA: 22lr 33 PHunter-INT Wayne Boston TC: 22lr 39 US Rowland Smith TC: 22lr 14 US-A Shawn Camus S&W: 22lr 16 UAS-AAA Keith Forstell MRPicuda 40+9 UAS Rowland Smith ? 261/5th scale USFAS-AA Keith Forstell MRPicuda 34Big Bore

UAS-INT Fred Sivulich Xp100: 7TCU 37 UAS-INT Fred Sivulich Jr xp100: 7TCU 32 U-AAA Fred Sivulich Xp100: 7BR 29 U-A Shawn Camus TC: 30-30 29 S-AA Alan Kuhar TC: 7TCU 19 US-AAA Perry Gotchal TC: 7TCU 21 US-AA Alan Kuhar TC: 30Herret 16Half Size

UASHS-AA Fred Sivulich Jr XP100: 6TCU 21

REGION 4KANSAS

TRI COUNTY ROD & GUN CLUBLINWOOD, KS,APRIL 10, 2016

BY BOB CURRYBefore I do anything else, I want to reiterate the two fundamental rules of silhouetteshooting:

1) Misses are never the spotter’s fault.2) The weather is never the Match Director’s fault.

The usual suspects showed up and shot the (mostly) usual guns. Brett Dunlap got his firstproduction 40, using a very high-mileage MOA Maximum in 7br. Bob Doherty and JackWade couldn’t settle short-range practical hunter until Jack ran out of ammo. They both shot40 + 10 using half-scale pigs as shootoff targets. They then switched to half-scale turkeys,whereupon Jack hit four with his last 4 bullets for 4x5. Bob was better supplied, and shot8x10. You decide. I am tired enough of being blamed for the weather. Fred Hornbaker got40 on the teeny targets, and we had a Spanish-American War reenactment in the military boltrifle category, with a Krag and a Spanish Mauser tied at 26. Caramba!

BIGBORE

S-Int Bob Curry Merrill 270max 23 CBR-AAA Brett Dunlap Ruger 44mag 31P-Int Brett Dunlap MOA 7br 40U-Int Rob Dunlap XP 7br 38U-AA Brett Dunlap MOA 7br 36US-AAA Bob Curry TC 32-20 32 CBUS-AA Margaret Curry TC 32-20 21 CBUAS-Int Larry Jackson tc 7tcu 40+8

Bob Doherty TC 30-30 40+7

HALFSCALEU-AA Rob Dunlap XP 7br 28UAS-Int Bob Doherty Wichita 6br 38UAS-AAA Rob Dunlap TC 6.5br 30SMALLBORES-Int Bob Curry TC 17UAS-Int Fred Hornbaker TC 40PRHUNTR

fp Bob Doherty TC hornet 40+10Jack Wade TC hornet 40+10

0.22 Fred Hornbaker TC 37RIFLE

MILITARY Bob Curry Krag 26RichardLungstrom

Mauser 26

TRI COUNTY ROD & GUN CLUBLINWOOD, KS,

MAY 8, 2016BY BOB CURRY

It threatened rain all day, getting darker and darker as the day went on. Still, most of theusual stalwarts stuck it out. We were all glad to see that Chris Dunlap had his bionic arm outof the sling, and was able to shoot a couple of guns. David Glass shot in his first match ofthe season, and got forty with his cast bullet unlimited gun. I spotted, and there were veryfew hits out of the central body area. David also won the UASHS shootoff against BobDoherty. He hit 4x5 on the first bank, and didn’t need to shoot a second one. Our halfscaleshootoff targets are smallbore-size chickens at 200, and are quite challenging.

It finally poured around 2:00, so Bob and Larry Jackson decided the UAS Int winner with acoin flip, and Larry called it correctly. Then Bob got soaking wet downrange trying to getthe targets out. Not really one of his better days.

TRI COUNTY ROD & GUN CLUBKANSAS BIGBORE CHAMPIONSHIP

LINWOOD, KS,JUNE 12, 2016

BY BOB CURRY

It was blazing hot with very little breeze for the Kansas Bigbore Championship.Once again, I hasten to point out Rule Number Two: The weather is not the matchdirector’s fault. In fact, the match director is pleased to announce that he sufferedfrom the heat just as much as any of you other yahoos. It was only after a coolshower and several cool beverages that he was able to produce this report.

The traditional four-gun aggregate was won by Brett Dunlap. He did it the hardway: The MOA served for production and unlimited, and a Ruger .44 magnumtook care of revolver and standing. Bob Curry won the standing aggregate, andDavid Glass the half-scale aggregate. Bob Doherty won the long range practicalhunter event. Jim Luke won cowboy rifle with a Marlin 30-30, and Bob Currywon the military bolt rifle event with a Krag carbine.

Next month, the field pistol and smallbore events will again be in play. Hope tosee you there.

Air capitol Gun ClubWhitewater, KS

5/15/2016By Martin Phillips

FIELD PISTOL:P-AA Mike Kraft TC32-20 13PAS-AAA Don Luelleu S&W38 14PAS-AA Steve Manske TC32-20 22PAS-A Bill Kraft TC22Hor 11SMALL BORE:R-AAA Mark Barb DW22 27UAS-INT Jack ? ANS 39 Debbie ? ANS 39

WOWCCWilliamsburg, KS

3/6/2016By Chris Dunlap

SMALL BORE:P-INT Brett Dunlap TC 26S-INT Bob Curry TC 16UAS-INT Chris Dunlap ANS 40+6 Brett Dunlap ANS 40+5 Randy O’Dell ANS 40+3UAS-AA Tom Giuler TC 23US-AAA Bob Curry TC 23US-AA Margaret Curry TC 20UASFS-AAA Randy O’Dell 37FIELD PISTOL:P-INT Bob Curry MER32M 26P-AAA Chris Dunlap TC22Hor 13P-A Bill Kraft TC22Hor 10PAS-AAA Rob Dunlap TC22Hor 22PAS-A Randy O’Dell TC22Hor 15PRACTICAL HUNTER:PHSC-INT Jack Wade TC22Hor 40+9 Bob Doherty TC22Hor 40+8 Fred Hornbaker TC22Hor 40+7 Chris Dunlap TC22Hor 40+6PH22-INT Fred Hornbaker TC 39

BIGBORE

U-Int David Glass XP 7br 40 CB

US-AAA Bob Curry TC 32-20 25 CB

US-AA Margaret Curry TC 32-20 18 CB

UAS-Int Larry Jackson XP 7br 40+8

Bob Doherty TC 30-30 40+8

UAS-AA Tom Givler TC 7br 24

HALFSCALE

U-AA David Glass XP 7br 31

UAS-Int David Glass XP 223 39+4

UAS-AAA Jack Wade TC 223 39+2

FIELD PISTOL

PAS-AA Patricia Ziegler TChornet

27

SMALLBORE

P-Int Chris Dunlap TC 26

PRACTICAL HUNTER

LONG Bob Doherty TC 30-30 38

RIFLE

MILITARY CB Richard Lungstrum .308Mauser

31 CB

BIGBORE

S-Champ Bob Curry Merrill 270max 25 CBS-AA Brett Dunlap Rug 44mag 6R-Champ David Glass DW 357max 39 CBR-AAA Brett Dunlap Rug 44mag 35P-Champ Brett Dunlap MOA 7br 35+8P-AAA Larry Jackson TC 7tcu 35+1

U-Champ Rob Dunlap XP 7br 40+8U-Int Chris Dunlap TC 6.8spc 37U-AAA Cody Owsley XP 7-08 37U-AA Brett Dunlap MOA 7br 31US-Champ Bob Curry TC 32-20 28 CBUS-AAA Chris Dunlap TC 300wh 16UAS-Champ Bob Doherty Wich 6br 40+10UAS-Int Jack Wade TC 30herr 40+9HALFSCALE

U-Champ David Glass XP 7br 32UAS-Champ David Glass XP 223 40UAS-Int Bob Doherty Wich 6br 37UAS-AAA Jack Wade TC 223 39UAS-AA Rob Dunlap TC 7tcu 33

OKLAHOMA

November 1st, 2015By Jim Fields

OKC Gun Club

We had a total of 37entries for our November match, not bad turn-out forthe last match of 2015, & the weather wasn't bad for this time of year inOklahoma, a little windy but again not too cold..There were a total of (18) 40x40s shot in this match. This is indeed a lotof perfect scores for a monthly match. See all the results below.During the coming winter we are going to install an auto-reset targetsystem on our 500 meter range. After this project is complete, our entirebig-bore targets will be auto-reset from 50 meters all the way out to 500meters. The 500 meter course will be an IHMSA sanctioned event startingthe 2016 seasonThanks to everyone who helped with our match, you are appreciated&especially our target setters.That's about it for now, so shoot safe, shoot straight & the good Lord willing,see you next year, March 3rd, 2016 to be exact.BIG BORE:R-AAA Woody Liddell DW357Max 25U-INT Scott Thompson XP5.6TCU 40+7UAS-INT Jackie Brown XP223 40 Jack Tessman NES6BR 40UAS-AAA Ben Bural XP6BR 40UAS-AA Rick Felter TC7TCU 22HALF SCALE:UASHS-INT Scott Thompson XP223 40+7 Gary Crews XP6TCU 40+6 Jackie Brown XP223 40 Jack Tessman NES6BR 40 Woody Liddell XP221BR 39UAS-AAA Dakota Turk XP22x47 40+3 John Waller XP223 35UHS-INT Gary Crews XP223IMP 40UHS-AAA Dakota Turk XP223IMP 36SMALL BORE:P-INT John Waller BRN 38U-INT Scott Thompson ANS 40U-AA Debra Tessman ANS 30UAS-INT Jack Tessman ANS 40+7 John Blue ANS 40+7 Jackie Brown ANS 40+6 Jim Fields, SR ANS 40 John Waller ANS 39 Debra Tessman ANS 38UAS-AAA Ben Bural ANS 39UAS-AA Rick Feller TC 30FIFTH SCALE:UASFS-INT Woody Liddell ANS 40+7 John Blue ANS 40+4 Jim Field,SR ANS 39 Scott Thompson ANS 39 Jackie Brown ANS 37 Jack Tessman ANS 31UHS-INT Woody Liddell ANS 36FIELD PISTOL:P-AAA Woody Liddell RPM30-20 28PAS-AAA Woody Liddell MOA22HOR 28

3/6/2016 Windy, That’s the only way to describe our weather for the first matchof the season, Not unusual this time of year in Oklahoma.

We had a total of 31 entries for this Match.BIG BORE:R-AAA Barb Mark DW41M 21U-INT Scott Thompson XP6.5TCU 39U-AAA Barb Mark XP7BR 29UAS-AAA Ben Bural XP6BR 38UAS-AA Josh Delso XP7BR 31HALF SCALE:UASHS-INT Scott Thompson XP260 40 Gary Crews XP223IMP 38 Woody Liddell XP221FB 34UASHS-AAA Dakota Turk XP22x47 40+5UHS-INT Gary Crews XP223 39SMALL BORE:P-INT John Anderson TC 38 John Waller BRN 35R-INT John Anderson RUG 37S-INT John Anderson TC 24U-INT John Anderson ANS 40 Scott Thompson ANS 39U-AAA Steven Crews ANS 34UAS-INT Larry Curts ANS 40+7 John Blue ANS 40+7 Jackie Brown ANS 40+7 Dakota Turk ANS 36 John Waller ANS 35UAS-AAA Ben Bural ANS 40 Steven Crews ANS 37FIFTH SCALE:UASFS-INT Scott Thompson ANS 37 Woody Liddell ANS 37UASFS-AAA Steven Crews ANS 38UFS-INT Woody Liddell ANS 38UFS-AAA Gary Crews TC 28FIELD PISTOL:PAS-AAA John Anderson TC22HOR 28

4/3/2016 Our April 3rd match was ushered in with temperatures in the low 70's &very windy conditions, which made for a testy day at the silhouetterange, however we had a fairly good turnout despite the wind, with 44entries. There were ten (10) 40x40's shot in this match; Jackie Brown (1) in UAS-lnt. SB, Jim Fields (1) in UASFS-lnt. SB, Scott Thompson (2) UASHS-lnt.BB & U-SBINT,John Blue (2) UAS-lnt. BB & UASHS-lnt. Jack Tessman(1) UAS- INT. BBDakota Turk (1) UAS-lnt BB & Josh Delso (1) UAS-AM-BB & Don Klein (1)UASINT BB. Josh Delso is one of our new shooters this year & alreadyhas a perfect score in UAS-BB, our hats are off to you Josh. Another newshooter is Randy Rannberg who shot a 38x40 in UAS-SB, great shootingRandy. Randy & Josh wound up in a shoot-off in UAS-SB, both had38x40's. Randy is the match director of the BPCR division here at our club.Welcome to both of you to IHMSA competition.Our practical hunter category is a great way to introduce a new shooter toour sport, so think who you might want to introduce to the most excitingshooting sport in the world.Our new 500 meter range is now complete with our new auto-rest targetsfrom 200 meters to 500 meters, this was a 7-month project & was verylabor intensive & expensive. I would like to thank every-one who workedon this winter-long project it will be very useful not only for our sport butalso the black powder cartridge division as well, it was a group effort.Again, as most of you know, our HMSA World Championship isscheduled at our club for July 5th thru the 22nd, so make plans for thatone for sure.We appreciate all of our out-of-state shooters for attending our monthlymatches, thank you very much.Thanks to our target setters who, as usual, did a great job as well as thosewho helped in the stat house with our noon meal.

BIG BORE:P-AA Wayne Hott TC7TCU 25P-A Mike Kraft TC32-20 16R-AA John Waller FA41M 32S-AAA Mike Kraft TC32-20 23U-INT Scott Thompson XP6.5TCU 38U-AA Wayne Hott TC357Max 33UAS-INT Don Klein XP7BR 40+6 John Blue XP6BR 40 Jack Tessman NES6BR 40 Dakota Turk XP6TCU 40UAS-AAA Josh Delso XP7BR 40 Ben Bural XP6BR 33HALF SCALE:UASHS-INT Scott Thompson XP260 40+4 John Blue XP6BR 40 Jack Tessman NES6BR 38UASHS-AAA Dakota Turk XP22x47 37 Don Klein XP7BR 37UHS-INT Woody Liddell XP22BR 35SMALL BORE:P-INT John Waller BRN 26P-AA Sean Murray TC 25R-INT Scott Thompson FA 35R-AAA John Waller FA 29U-INT Scott Thompson ANS 40U-AAA Steven Crews ANS 33U-AA Wayne Hott ANS 30UAS-INT Jackie Brown ANS 40+7 Larry Curts ANS 39 Dave Stone ANS 39UAS-AAA Steven Crews ANS 39 Josh Delso ANS 38 Randy Rannberg ANS 38 Ben Bural ANS 37FIFTH SCALE:UASFS-INT Jim Fields ANS 40+8 Jackie Brown ? 39 Larry Curts ANS 39 John Blue ANS 38 Sean Murray ANS 36UASFS-AAA Don Klein ANS 37UASFS-AA Randy Rannberg ANS 36UFS-INT Woody Liddell ANS 39FIELD PISTOL:P-B Bill Kraft TC22HOR 7PAS-AAA Wayne Hott TC22HOR 29PAS-A Bill Kraft TC22HOR 6

5/1/2016Our May match was greeted with mild temperatures; wind conditionsweren't too bad as some very good scores were shot. A total of eight40x40s were fired during the course of this match, down some but stillnot bad.Ryan Schuff (1) UAS-SB, Jackie Brown (1) UAS-BB; Jack Tessman (1)UAS-BB Steven Crews (1) in UAS-SB, Ryan Schuff won the shoot-off inUAS-SB with 7x10 1/5 scale chickens a 100 yards. Scott Thompson (2)in BB 1/2 scale plus a re entry in 1/2 scale BB. Jim Fields (1) in UAS-SB,

John Anderson (1) 1/2 scale BB with 9 shoot-off targets to win that shoot-off.Jim Meyers shot his first match in UAS-SB with a 38x40, great shootingJim, that's a triple A score, not bad for a first time score; Jim is one of myco-match directors & helps tremendously with all our range duties & wasinvaluable in the construction of our 500 meter auto re-set project whichis now complete.Speaking of our 500 meter course of fire, Woody Liddell shot a 21x40open sight during this match.No 40x40's in SB 1/5 scale which was a bit unusual.We appreciate all the out-of-state shooters who came to our match, youare welcome to OKC gun club anytime, thanks.Also thanks to our target setters who again did a fantastic job & thanks toDebbie Tessman for handling our noon meal.Check out all the scores below.See you at the next match, shoot straight & shoot safe.BIG BORE:P-AAA Barb Mark TC7TCU 24R-AAA Don Klein RUG44M 33S-AAA Mike Kraft TC? 22U-INT John Anderson XP22BR 37 Don Klein TC6.8SPC 35U-AAA Sean Murray XP6.5TAL 36UAS-INT Jackie Brown XP223IMP 40UAS-AAA Don Klein XL30HER 36 Steven Crews XP6TCU 35HALF SCALE:UASHS-INT John Anderson XP6BR 40+9 Scott Thompson XP223 40 Jack Tessman NES6BR 39UASHS-AAA Sean Murray XP6BR 37 Debby Tessman NES6BR 33 John Waller XP223 30UHS-INT Woody Liddell XP6.5BR 38 John Anderson XP22BR 32SMALL BORE:P-INT Dave Stone BRN 26R-INT Scott Thompson FA 37 John Anderson FA 34R-AAA Barb Mark RUGER 28S-INT John Anderson FA 24S-AAA Scott Thompson TC 17U-AAA Steven Crews ANS 31UAS-INT Ryan Schuff ANS 40+7 Jack Tessman ANS 40+6 Jim Fields ANS 40UAS-AAA Steven Crews ANS 40 Jim Meyers ANS 38FIFTH SCALE:UASFS-INT Jack Tessman ANS 39 Scott Thompson ANS 37UASFS-AAA Don Klein ANS 39 Steven Crews ANS 36UASFS-AA Jim Meyers ANS 27FIELD PISTOL:P-INT George Duggan TC22 24P-AA Mike Kraft TC32-20 24 Don Klein COLT45 12PAS-INT George Duggan RPM22 31PAS-A Bill Kraft TC22HOR 16

AIR PISTOL ONLY1/12/2016

P-INT John Anderson 1701P 39S-INT John Anderson 1701P 26U-INT John Anderson Steyr 40UAS-INT John Blue 46M 40UAS-AAA Randy Rannberg Morini 36US-INT Woody Liddell Morini 33

Jim Fields Morini 29 John Blue 46M 28US-AAA Randy Rannberg Morini 34High Senior John Blue

2/9/2016P-INT John Anderson 1701P 39USIS-AAA John Anderson Steyr 26 Woody Liddell CROSS 24S-INT John Anderson 1701P 28U-INT John Anderson Steyr 40US-INT Jim Fields Morini 34 Woody Liddell Morini 30

3/8/2016P-INT Woody Liddell CROSS 40 John Anderson 1701P 37S-INT John Anderson 1701P 24S-AAA Woody Liddell CROSS 21U-INT John Anderson Steyr 40UAS-AAA Randy Rannberg Morini 36US-INT Jim Fields Morini 32US-AAA Randy Rannberg Morini 33High Senior Woody Liddell

4/12/2016P-INT Woody Liddell CROSS 40S-AAA Woody Liddell CROSS 20UAS-AAA Randy Rannberg Morini 40US-INT Woody Liddell Morini 30 Jim Fields Morini 30US-AAA Randy Rannberg Morini 33High Senior: Randy Rannberg

NEW MEXICOSteel HuntersHobbs, NM3/26/2016

By David StanfieldFIELD PISTOL:PAS-INT Rus Gould TC32-20 33PAS-AA David Stanfield TC22HOR 27SMALL BORE:US-AAA Rus Gould TC 25

4/23/2016SMALL BORE:US-AA Rus Gould TC 26US-A David Stanfield TC 15FIELD PISTOL:PAS-INT Rus Gould TC32-20 27PAS-AA David Stanfield TC22HOR 25

TEXASSweetwater Rifle and Pistol Club

Sweetwater, TX3/5/2016

By Richard Porter We had really nice weather for this match until after noon when thewind was a factor. Dale Adams shot a 40 with his .22 in the wind. Only one Golden thismonth – Raymond shot his first 40 in U-AAA last month followed by hisfirst 40 in UAS-AAA. Four new shooters in February with 2 returning inMarch.BIG BORE:P-AAA Warren Alkire BF32-20 33R-AAA Warren Alkire FA357 24U-AAA Raymond Golden XP7BR 32UAS-AAA Raymond Golden XP7BR 37SMALL BORE:P-AAA Warren Alkire RUG 22

U-AAA Warren Alkire ANS 18U-C Clinton Connor Cricket 15UAS-INT Dale Adams BRN 40FIELD PISTOL:P-AA Warren Alkire BF32-20 20P-A Raymond Golden HS 11PRACTICAL HUNTER:PHLC-INT Wayne Young MOA7BR 38PHLC-AAA Ray Fried BF30-20 28PHSC-AAA Wayne Young TC22HOR 38PHSC-AA Clinton Connor TC22HOR 24PH22-AAA Roger Williams RUG 32

4/2/2016 A light turnout for this month. 5 shooters enjoyed a temperature range of30’s to 70’s. Many thanks to warren Alkire for helping call the line and to the otherswho helped with the targets.BIG BORE:P-AAA Warren Alkire BF30-20 33R-AAA Warren Alkire FA357 32S-INT Richard Porter XL30MAX 23S-AA Janie Porter MER357 15U-C Clinton Connor XP7I 16SMALL BORE:U-A Clinton Connor Cricket 26UAS-AA Janie Porter BRN 27FIELD PISTOL:P-AA Warren Alkire FA357 10PAS-AA Richard Porter BRN 19PRACTICAL HUNTER:PH22 Clinton Connor Cricket 22PHSC Clinton Connor TC22HOR 33

5/7/2016 This was a two clamps in the wind match. Tough with plenty of excusesfor the shooters who shot anyway. Still was fun and good fellowship. Asalways, Thanks for all the help.BIG BORE:P-INT Richard Porter MOA30BR 33P-AAA Warren Alkire BF30-20 34R-AAA Warren Alkire FA357 29UAS-AAA Wayne Young MOA7BR 39UAS-AA Clinton Connor XP7I 18SMALL BORE:P-AA Joshua Alkire RUG 30PRACTICAL HUNTER:PH22-AA Clinton Connor RUG 26PHSC-AAA Wayne Young TC22HOR 38PHLC-INT Wayne Young MOA7BR 37

REGION 5MINNESOTA

Minnetonka Fish and Game ClubST. France, MN

5/14/2016By Ken LaCroix

BIG BORE:P-INT Jeffrey Naab TC7TCU 33P-AAA Michael Kenny TC7TCU 28P-AA Michael Dougherty MOA7BR 24R-INT Steve Martens FA357 39R-AAA Michael Kenny FA41M 35S-INT Jeffrey Naab TC7TCU 23U-AAA Jeffrey Naab TC357H 34UAS-INT Terry Clymer XP7BR 39UAS-AA Michael Dougherty TC32-20 22High 3-gun AGG Jeffrey Naab 90FIELD PISTOL:P-INT Jeffrey Naab TC32-20 23

PAS-INT Terry Clymer BF25-20 16PAS-AA Mary Clymer BF25-20 27SMALL BORE:P-INT Steve Martens BF 40R-INT Steve Martens FA 39S-INT Steve Martens TC 35U-INT Steve Martens ANS 39UAS-INT Mary Clymer ANS 40UAS-AA Michael Dougherty ANS 26US-AAA Steve Martens TC 32High 3-gun AGG Steve Martens 114High 4-gun AGG Steve Martens 153Standing AGG Steve Martens 67

6/6/2016BIG BORE:P-INT Steve Martens BF7US 40+4R-INT Steve Martens FA357 38R-A Michael Dougherty FA44M 12S-INT John Richards TC300B 24U-INT John Richards RAM6DASH 40+5 Steve Martens XL357 40U-AAA Mary Clymer HS6BR 31UAS-INT Terry Clymer XP7BR 39UAS-AAA Jeffrey Naab TC357H 23High 3-gun AGG Steve Martens 104High 4-gun AGG Steve Martens 142SMALL BORE:P-AAA Dan Harder BRN 37R-INT Steve Martens FA 40S-INT Steve Martens TC 28S-AAA Jeffrey Naab TC 15U-AAA Jeffrey Naab ANS 38UAS-INT Terry Clymer ANS 39UAS-AAA Jeffrey Naab ANS 40US-AAA John Richards TC 23High 3-gun AGG Jeffrey Naab 81FIELD PISTOL:P-INT John Richards TC22HOR 32PAS-INT John Richards TC22HOR 33HIGH AGG: John Richards 65PRACTICAL HUNTER:PHLC Michael Dougherty TC32-20 37PH22 Terry Clymer BF 39PHSC Michael Dougherty TC32-20 36

Oakdale Gun ClubLake Elmo, MN

4/23/2016By Mike Dougherty

BIG BORE:P-INT Steve Martens RPM357 33P-AA Jared Richards TC300W 26R-INT Steve Martens FA357 38R-AAA Michael Kenny FA41M 35U-AAA Michael Kenny TC7TCU 37UAS-INT Dan Harder TC7TCU 40+9US-AAA John Richards TC300W 34FIELD PISTOL:PAS-AA Jared Richards TC22HOR 27HALF SCALE:UASHS-INT Terry Clymer XP223 35SMALL BORE:P-AAA Dan Harder TC 34R-INT Steve Martens FA 38S-INT Steve Martens TC 31S-AA Jared Richards TC 20U-INT Dan Harder TC 38UAS-INT Terry Clymer ANS 36

US-AAA John Richards TC 23PRACTICAL HUNTER:PH22-AAA Terry Clymer BF 38

5/7/2016BIG BORE:P-INT Steve Martens XL357 34R-INT Steve Martens FA357 40R-AAA Michael Kenny FA41 36S-INT Steve Martens TC300W 26S-AA Michael Dougherty TC30-20 23U-AAA Michael Kenny XP7BR 30U-AA Michael Dougherty XP6.5BR 36UAS-INT Mary Clymer XP7BR 38 Terry Clymer XP7BR 37UAS-AA Michael Dougherty TC30-20 25High 3-gun AGG: Steve Martens 100FIELD PISTOL:P-INT Steve Martens TC22 26P-AA Michael Dougherty TC30-20 21HALF SCALE:UASHS-AA Mary Clymer XP223 27 Michael Dougherty XP223 21SMALL BORE:R-INT Steve Martens FA 38S-INT Steve Martens TC 29UAS-INT Steve Martens RUG 40+10 Mary Clymer ANS 40+9

6/11/2016BIG BORE:R-INT Steve Martens FA357 39R-AAA Michael Kenny FA41M 34S-INT John Richards TC300B 32U-AAA Dan Harder TC7TCU 34UAS-INT Terry Clymer XP7BR 40US-INT John Richards TC300W 34US-AA Michael Dougherty TC30-20 18HALF SCALE:UHS-AAA John Richards RAM6DASH 25UHS-AA Michael Dougherty XP6BR 15SMALL BORE:P-AAA Dan Harder BRN 30R-INT Steve Martens FA 40+7R-AAA Dan Harder S&W 32S-INT John Richards TC 28U-AAA Michael Dougherty ANS 24UAS-INT Terry Clymer ANS 37UAS-AA Michael Dougherty ANS 34US-AAA John Richards TC 31

6/25/2016BIG BORE:P-AAA Dan Harder TC357SM 34R-INT Steve Martens FA357 36R-AAA Michael Kenny FA41M 35UAS-INT Terry Clymer XP7BR 39FIELD PISTOL:P-AAA Tom Leibold SIG9 6P-AA Charles Nilsson TC32M 8PAS-AA Charles Nilsson BF32M 6HALF SCALE:UASHS-INT Terry Clymer XP223 33SMALL BORE:P-AAA Dan Harder BRN 37R-INT Steve Martens FA 39R-AAA Dan Harder S&W 31S-INT Steve Martens TC 25UAS-INT Terry Clymer ANS 40

REGION 6

ARIZONATUCSON RIFLE CLUB

Tucson, AZ3/19/2016

By Tony NicolettiBIG BORE:S-AAA Marlas Duchene TC7TCU 14US-B Lary Leitman TC41M 6SMALL BORE:S-AA Bill Robbins TC 18S-A Robert Nicolleti RUG 8S-B John Cloyd TC 8US-AAA Marlas Dushene 11FIELD PISTOL:P-AAA Jim Bertrand HS 22P-A Bill Robins TC22 20P-B Larry Leitman TC41 9PAS-AAA Jim Bertrand ANS 30PAS-AA Will Schmall ANS 30PAS-A Bill Robins RUG 7PAS-B John Cloyd TC22 21

6/18/2016BIG BORE:S-AA Tony Nicoletti Colt44 7US-AA Rex Jensen TC30-30 21US-B Larry Lettman TC41M 4SMALL BORE:P-B Robert Nicoletti RUG 7S-AA Bill Robins TC 8US-AAA Mike McGuire TC 21US-AA Rex Jensen TC 21US-B Joel Edwards TC 6FIELD PISTOL:P-AAA Tony Nicoletti RUG22 12P-A Robert Nicoletti RUG22 7PAS-AAA Jim Bertrand ANS 32PAS-A Rex Jensen TC22HOR 23PAS-B Joel Edwards TC22HOR 10

Cochise Gun ClubTombstone, AZ

3/12/2016By Steve Quast

Claude Brought his son out and it was nice to meet you Zach. Joe had agreat day and finished with 6 rams. 10 shooters today and 2 were firsttimers. Come back any time.SMALL BORE:S-AAA Steve Quast BRN 21S-AA Joe Hummel TC 21S-A Steve Manigault TC 5S-B Zach Aichele RUG 5US-AAA Marleys Duchene TC 23FIELD PISTOL:P-AA Joe Hummel TC38 14PAS-AAA Roger Wysong TC22HOR 28PAS-B Shurray Barnes Glock40 4

4/9/2016BIG BORE:S-A Rusty Jackson RUG44M 15US-AA Rex Jensen TC30-30 26SMALL BORE:S-AAA Steve Quast BRN 18S-AA Bill Robbins TC 17S-A Rusty Jackson RUG 13

US-AAA Roger Wysong HS 17US-AA Rex Jensen TC 23US-A Joel Edwards TC 10FIELD PISTOL:P-A Steve Manigault TC38 10PAS-AAA Marlyes Duchene TC22HOR 28PAS-AA Rex Jensen TC22HOR 20

5/14/2016SMALL BORE:S-AA Bill Robbins 14S-A Tony Nicoletti 14UAS-AAA Marlys Duchene 24FIELD PISTOL:P-AAA Tony Nicoletti RUG357 11P-AA Mike McGuire TC 7P-A Steve Manigault 4PAS-AAA Mike McGuire TC22HOR 27

6/11/2016BIG BORE:S-AA Rusty Jackson 16UAS-INT Kieren Curtis 36US-AA Rex Jensen 29US-B Joel Edwards 2SMALL BORE:S-AAA Steve Quast BRN 20S-AA Mike McGuire HS 11S-A Steve Manigault TC 12US-AAA Mike McGuire TC 20US-AA Rusty Jackson TC 16US-A Rex Jensen TC 22US-B Norm Smith RUG 8FIELD PISTOL:PAS-AAA Roger Wysong 32PAS-AA Rex Jensen 15PAS-B Joel Edwards 12AIR PISTOL:US-AAA Mike McGuire 21

NEVADADesert Sportsman's Rifle and Pistol Club

Las Vegas NV - Big BoreMay 2016

By Paul Habig

The Sin City Silhouette Shooters found some new faces and someold ones this month but are still a pretty small group. Sue Redhead hasstarted shooting BB with us and has some work to do but it is a start.Barry Krebs hadn't shot with us for some time but is getting his eye issuesworked out and hopes to be shooting more soon as well. I'm still workingon some loads my wrist will let me shoot and if Val had been there it mayhave looked like a real match.Kate Lightsey is loading her own now andmoving up some already and Gary D. is shooting well in U-AAA.

Big BoreUAS-AAA Barry Krebs T/C7BR 32R-C Kate Lightsey Rug 44 17R-C Sue Redhead Rug 44 6U-INT Paul Habig BF 6.5 US 40U-AAA Gary De Coster T/C308 32 Small Bore

The Sin City Silhouette Shooters had probably our last day withoutthe heat for awhile, but we live here so we know it's coming. JoeKennedy shot a US-38 with his T/C in small bore and then, apparently,just to have some fun he shot FP-PAS with a 45 ACP with an aim point.The score may not have showed it but Joe was smiling all the way. KateLightsey was also smiling as she shot her Ruger 44 with open sights inboth FP categories. Sue Redhead is shooting 40's in UAS so she wants togo back and master PH. 32 ain't bad but you've got some work to do there

yet Sue. Art Cheshire made it in from Logandale and when he's healthyhe's always smiling. Debi Wright is having some knee problems(welcometo the club) so she can't shoot laying down yet and apparently she hasn't"cheated" with that gun in US standing so we'll give her a pass thismonth. Get Well Deb.

Field PistolPAS-INT Joe Kennedy Colt45ACP 21PAS-B Kate Lightsey Rug 44 11P-A Kate Lightsey Rug 44 14Small BorePH-AAA Sue Redhead Rug 32S-INT Paul Habig BF 28S-A Art Cheshire Rug 7P-INT Paul Habig BF 40R-INT Paul Habig FA 38R-A Kate Lightsey FA 24U-INT Paul Habig Ans 40US-INT Joe Kennedy T/C 38US-B Debi Wright Brn 5UASFS-INT Paul Habig Ans 40

6/19/2016 With Val and Kate out of town and Debi and I on the DL (AGAIN!) TheSin City Silhouette shooters were only able to put 2 guns to the line. GaryD. would have shot 2 guns but his eye would not clear so he quit after adisappointing Revolver score. Our other shooter, Sue Redhead has beendoing with with the SB Game. She decided she needed a bigger challengeand she took on the toughest- Big bore Revolver. Shooting a recentlypurchased Ruger super Blackhawk and borrowed reloads she had a roughday but she is already working the problem and loving the challenge.BIG BORE:R-AA Gary Decoster RUG44M 27R-C Sue Redhead RUG44M 7

6/26/2016 It was your typical day for the sin city silhouette shooters. Art Chesireshowed up with new loads and no sight settings for FP and it showed. SueRedhead shot a 36 in PH22 so she wanted a little more challenge thanUAS so she shot UASFS. I think she needs a bit more cheatin’ time there.Gary Decoster shoot UAS for the first time ever and despite hitting thefirst ram in the foot he shot into INT class with a 40. Gary has troublewith his vision at times and more scope shooting could be in his future.Joe K. was our no-typical shooter. Joe wasn’t feeling well and had an offday. I should have shot US, Maybe I could have beaten him for a change.Joe shot a US-38 a couple of months ago and he’s a great shooter and agreat person. He won’t be down long.FIELD PISTOL:P-B Art Cheshire RUG38 4SMALL BORE:P-INT Paul Habig BF 38P-AA Gary Decoster TC 29R-INT Paul Habig FA 40S-INT Paul Habig BF 28S-A Art Cheshire RUG 6U-INT Paul Habig ANS 40UAS-INT Gary Decoster RUG 40US-INT Joe Kennedy TC 29PH22-AAA Sue Redhead RUG 36UASFS-INT Paul Habig ANS 40UASFS-AA Sue Redhead RUG 32

7/24/2016 It was a light turn out for the Sin City Silhouette Shooters butwith the temp around 114 it's hard to blame too many people. As a groupwe are having physical problems as well. Let's just hope Aug is coolerand everyone comes back. It was kind of a strange day for us. We only had 5 actual 22scores fired and I fired 4 of them. Debi Wright was cruising to her 2nd legup in UAS when she got to thinking about that magical 40 and the 37thtarget jumped up and made her miss. That's what she told me and I'm in

no position to call her a liar. Sue Redhead is fighting mags that won't feedin her Charger and Val shot one target out of sequence to finish with a 38in UASFS. Val also shot a FP-PAS 21. not his best but better than it hasbeen. Val is not big on "cheatin" with that gun so it's just a grin andchuckle time for him anyway. Thanks to Sue for all the help painting andto Val for helping me pick up at the end. My knees and I both appreciateand need the help.Field PistolP-INT Paul Habig BF22H 34PAS-INT Paul Habig RPM22H 36PAS-AA Val Shaver TC22Hor 21PH22PH-AAA Sue Redhead Rug 341/5 scaleUASFS- INT Paul Habig Ans 40UASFS-INT Val Shaver Ans 38UASFS-AA Sue Redhead Rug 32SMALL BORE:R-INT Paul Habig FA 40UAS-AAA Debi Wright Brn 39

REGION 7CALIFORNIA

Sierra Pistol ClubFresno, CA4/2-3/2016

By Scott RobertsBIG BORE:P-INT Eric King TC7TCU 38P-AAA Jim Parr 31P-A Marvin Wahl TC357 12R-INT Eric King FA357 38 Dan Hagerty FA44M 35R-B Jim Parr 18S-INT Eric King TC300W 23S-A Marvin Wahl Colt45 5U-B Steve Peck TC7TCU 22 Marvin Wahl COLT45 4UAS-INT Steve Peck XP7BR 40+2 Eric King XP22PPC 38HALF SCALE:UASHS-INT Dan Hagerty WICH7BR 39 Eric King XP22PPC 37 Ross McKinney 32 Steve Peck XP7BR 32PRACTICAL HUNTER:PHLC-INT Larry Fobes TC7TCU 40+3 Dan Bucks TC7TCU 40+1 Ross McKinney TC357 39PHSC-INT Dan Bucks TC22HOR 38 Larry Fobes TC32HR 36

5/7-8/2016BIG BORE:P-INT Eric King 39 Dan Hagerty 38 Jerry Ray 35P-A Marvin Wahl 3R-INT Dan Hagerty 38+1 Eric King 38+0 Harry Sharp 33U-INT Jerry Ray 40+3U-AAA Dan Bucks 34 T. Braun 30U-A D. Leberge 12U-B Marvin Wahl 14

UAS-INT Larry Fobes 39S-INT Eric King 20S-AA Larry Fobes 9S-A Marvin Wahl 10US-B Marvin Wahl 12HALF SCALE:UHS-INT Eric King 33 Jerry Ray 31UASHS-INT Jerry Ray 39 Scott Roberts 36 Eric King 35UASHS-AAA Scott Barry 38 Larry Fobes 36PRACTICAL HUNTER:PHLC-INT Dan Bucks 40 Larry Fobes 39PHSC-INT Dan Bucks 39

5/22/2016SMALL BORE:P-INT Eric King XL 38P-B Marvin Wahl TC 8S-INT Eric King TC 21S-A Marvin Wahl TC 4U-INT Jerry Ray ANS 39 Dennis Edwards ANS 35U-AAA Scott Barry ANS 39U-B Marvin Wahl TC 18UAS-INT Dan Hagerty TC 39 Dennis Edwards ANS 38 Dan Bucks 38FIELD PISTOL:P-AA Scott Barry XL 20FIFTH SCALE:UFS-INT Eric King XP 31 Jerry Ray ANS 30UASFS-INT Jerry Ray ANS 35UASFS-AAA Dan Hagerty TC 30PRACTICAL HUNTER:PH22-INT Dennis Edwards ANS 39 Dan Bucks ANS 39

LASC Match ReportMarch 12 & 13, 2015

By Jim Harris I made a bit of a mess of the top shooters category last month – in mytext, I was correct in citing high score in Rifle went to Mike Dewey witha nice 31. But in the “Top Rifle Shooter” I erred in adding both JR andBoris as the top dogs. Sorry Mike! Welcome back to silhouettes – Michael Liechty! Great to have youshooting with us again. A few people were working out the kinks with new gear. WilliamBrooker was obviously getting sight settings on his Dan Wesson 44revolver. Hulan Matthies found out that a 2X power scope is not enoughfor Practical Hunter Short Course. I’m sure both shooters will come bewith improved scores next time out. Boris Sorkin was the top rifle shooter, but I couldn’t tell which scorewas for match and which for re-run, 33 or36. Either way, he takes thehonors. Lots of cast bullet interest, especially over on Practical Hunter. ValShaver shot the top score of 40+5 with cast bullets in the Short Course(IHMSA Field Pistol targets to 100m). Nice shooting Val! Jerry Ray was match winner in Big Bore with an Unlimited 40+5, andalso in Smallbore with a 39 (missed the first chicken!) Thanks once again to our target setters, the L.A. Young Marines, andtheir mentors, Joe and Ramon. Great work ethic from these youngsters!Looking forward to seeing everyone at the next match!Big Bore Match Winner – Jerry RaySmall Bore Match Winner – Jerry Ray

Top Rifle Shooters –Boris Sorkin

Big BoreProduction – IntVal Shaver TC 6.5TCU 38Ted Matthies MOA 7BR 36Moose TC 30H 34Revolver – IntEric King FA 357 37AAWilliam Brooker DW 44 22Standing – IntEric King TC 300W 25AAATed Matthies TC 7TCU 22UncMichael Liechty BF 7US 11Unlimited – IntJerry Ray XP 6.5x39 40+5Jerry Napier XP 7BR 40+2Jim Harris Rampro 6.5BR 40+2Ted Matthies TC 6.5TCU 39William Brooker TC 7US 28AAAAl Roberts XP 7BR 38UAS – IntJerry Napier XP 7BR 38AAAlan Miyamoto TC 7TCU 24½ Scale Open Sight – IntEric King XP 22PPC 37+4Jerry Ray XP 6.5x39 37Jim Harris Rampro 6.5BR 331/2 Scale UAS – IntJerry Ray XP 6.5 Gren 39AAAl Roberts XP 22PPC 34Practical Hunter -- Long Course – IntVal Shaver TC 32-20 36Practical Hunter Short Course – IntVal Shaver TC 32-20 40+5 CBJerry Napier TC 22K-H 40+5Hulan Matthies TC 357 38Moose TC 30Carb 37 CBDavid Lehman FA 357 21SmallboreUnlimited – IntJerry Ray Ans 39AAAlan Miyamoto TC 23Unlimited Any Sight – IntJerry Napier TC 381/5 Scale UASMoose Ans 38AALanden Christensen Ans 34Hunter's/Field Pistol Open Sight – AAAJoel Mosher TC 9mm 17 CBHunter's/Field Pistol Scoped – AAAAlan Miyamoto TC 22H 23Smallbore Hunter’s Pistol Scoped – AAAAlan Miyamoto TC 20RifleCast Bullet Rifle ScopedLanden Christensen Rem 6.5TKS 28Michael Liechty Rug 7BR 21Torryn Christensen Rem 6.5TKS 15Cowboy Lever Action Pistol Cartridge

Mark Woss Henry 22M 19Cowboy Lever Action SmallboreKaren Bailey Mar 27Stan Gin Rem 20Mark Woss Henry 20Jim Watson Mar 6Smallbore Rifle Scoped (3/8 Size)Boris Sorkin Rug 33/36?Irving Choi Rug 17Torryn Christensen Rug 17

LASC Match ReportApril 9 & 10, 2016

By Jim Harris

Sort of a small turnout this month. Windy weather was probably theculprit. Hopefully better weather coming in May as shooters tune up forthe West Coast Championship in Grants Pass, OR, June 21-25. A fewmore LASC matches before then. Thanks again to our great target setters and line callers. Special thanksalways to Joe and Ramon. See you all at the May match, the 14 & 15!

Big Bore Match Winner – Jim HarrisSmall Bore Match Winner – Ted Matthies/Jerry NapierTop Rifle Shooters – Mike Dewey

Big BoreProduction – IntTed Matthies TC 7TCU 37Unlimited – IntJim Harris XP 7BR 40+2Ted Matthies TC 6.5TCU 40+1Dennis Edwards XP 6BR 38Jerry Napier XP 7BR 36AAAAl Roberts XP 7BR 38UAS – IntVal Shaver XP 7TCU 27 DNFAAAlan Miyamoto TC 7TCU 23½ Scale Open Sight – IntJim Harris XP 22PPC 371/2 Scale UAS – IntVal Shaver XP 22PPC 37AAAAl Roberts XP 22PPC 37Practical Hunter -- Long Course – IntDennis Edwards TC 6.5 TCU 38Practical Hunter Short Course – IntMoose TC 30Carb 37Practical Hunter Smallbore – IntVal Shaver Ans 40Lee Markham TC 34SmallboreUnlimited – IntTed Matthies TC 39Jerry Napier TC 39AAAAl Roberts Ans 35AAAlan Miyamoto TC 221/5 Scale UAS – IntVal Shaver Ans 40Moose Ans 37Hunter's/Field Pistol Scoped – ALee Markham TC 22H 21Smallbore Hunter’s Pistol Open Sight -- MasJoel Mosher TC 15

RifleCast Bullet Rifle ScopedMike Dewey Rem 6.5TKS 31Michael Liechty Rem 300BLK 25CBR Open SightLee Markham Mar 45C 16Cowboy Lever Action Long RangeSteve Alarcon Win 32 Spl 29Jeff Erickson Win 30-30 27Mike Takaki Win 357 22Ted White Win 30-30 21Steve Vandecar Win 30-30 18Cowboy Lever Action Pistol CartridgeMike Takaki Win 32-20 29Steve Alarcon Win 32-20 26Jeff Erickson Win 22M 26Ted White Win 357 26Steve Vandecar Brn 22 24Cowboy Lever Action SmallboreKaren Bailey Mar 26Smallbore Rifle Scoped (3/8 Size)Lee Markham CZ 25

1/5 Size Scoped NRAHector Alfaro ? 22

LASC Match ReportJuly 9 & 10, 2016

By Jim Harris

Sort of a small turnout this last match. Weather was a little warm, but notexcessive. Overall, pleasant conditions for the match. Most improved has to be Alan Miyamoto and his shooting freestyle. Hisscores have been coming up and up and he’s now getting verycompetitive. Jerry Napier had an excellent perfect score in the Practical Hunter ShortCourse (Pistol Cartridge). Sorry to see Val Shaver miss his last ram in 1/5 Scale UAS for a 39. Valhas three perfect scores for the year so far. Mike Takaki did very well as the high score in amongst the rifleshooters. A nice match for the pre-shoulder-surgery Jerry “JR” Ray – winningboth the Big Bore and Small Bore competitions.

Big Bore Match Winner – Jerry RaySmall Bore Match Winner – Jerry RayTop Rifle Shooters – Mike Takaki

Big BoreProduction – IntTed Matthies BF 7US 39Val Shaver TC 30C 37Jerry Ray BF 7US 36Revolver – AAWilliam Brooker DW 44 31Standing – AAJames Henry Rug 45 4Unlimited – IntJerry Ray XP 6.5Grend 40+1Jim Harris Rampro 6.5BR 39Val Shaver XP 6BR 39Ted Matthies XP 7BR 37Dennis Edwards XP 6BR 36AAAAl Roberts XP 7BR 36William Brooker TC 7US 35UncRay Larson TC 7TCU 23

½ Scale Open Sight – IntJerry Ray XP 6.5x39 36AAATed Matthies XP 6.5TCU 251/2 Scale UAS – IntDennis Edwards XP 6x45 36AAAAl Roberts XP 22PPC 37Jerry Napier XP 7BR 34Practical Hunter -- Long Course – IntHulan Matthies XL 7.62x39 38Ted Matthies TC 7TCU 36Craig Trask ? 21Practical Hunter Short Course – IntJerry Napier TC 30C 40Craig Trask ? 24SmallboreStanding – AAJoel Mosher Brn 19Unlimited – IntJerry Ray Ans 39Dennis Edwards Ans 35AAAlan Miyamoto TC 31Unlimited Any Sight – IntJerry Napier TC 37Alan Miyamoto TC 341/5 Scale UAS – IntJerry Ray Ans 39+1Val Shaver Ans 39AAAlan Miyamoto TC 28RifleCowboy Lever Action Long RangeMike Takaki Win 357 30Jim Watson Mar 45C 27Jeff Erickson Win 30-30 22Ted White Win 30-30 22Cowboy Lever Action Pistol CartridgeJim Watson Mar 45C 27Mike Takaki Win 32-20 27Jeff Erickson Win 22M 22Ted White Win 357 16Cowboy Lever Action SmallboreKaren Bailey Mar 28Smallbore Rifle Scoped (3/8 Size)Karen Bailey Ans 28Mark Woss Sav 241/5 Size Scoped NRAMike Brabham Ans 21Mark Woss Ans 16

OREGONCOSSA

Bend, OR4/3/2016

By Dave SemichSMALL BORE:P-INT Dave Whitman BRN 30R-INT Joe Cullison FA 40UAS-INT Bill Herrick TC 39UAS-AAA Chuck Hart BRN 32FIFTH SCALE:UASFS-INT Bill Herrick TC 34UASFS-AAA Dave Semich TC 28FIELD PISTOL:P-INT Joe Cullison TC22HOR 36P-AAA Dave Semich TC32-20 22P-AA Jerry Bertagna RUG357 9

PAS-INT Joe Cullison TC22HOR 36PAS-AAA Dwayne Hansen FA357 29PAS-AA Jerry Bertagna RUG41M 10HALF SCALE:UHS-AAA Dave Whitman SAKO30SI 26UASHS-AAA Chuck Hart XP223 33

5/1/2016SMALL BORE:P-INT Dave Whitman BRN 39R-INT Joe Cullison FA 36S-INT Joe Cullison TC 32UAS-INT Dave Semich TC 39UAS-AAA Bill Herrich BRN 37UAS-AA Chuck Hart BRN 19US-INT Joe Cullison TC 35FIFTH SCALE:UFS-INT Dave Whitman ANS 33UASFS-AAA Bill Herrick TC 29FIELD PISTOL:P-AAA Steve Dunbar S&W44 10P-AA Jerry Bertagna RUG41 5PAS-AAA Steve Dunbar S&W357 12PAS-AA Jerry Bertagna RUG357 8HALF SCALE:UASHS-INT Dave Whitman XP7BR 35UASHS-AAA Chuck Hart XP223 31

6/5/2016SMALL BORE:P-INT Dave Whitman BRN 29R-INT Joe Cullison FA 38U-INT Dave Whitman HS 29UAS-INT Dave Semich TC 40FIELD PISTOL:P-INT Joe Cullison TC22HOR 36P-AAA Dave Semich TC32-20 18P-AA Jerry Bertagna RUG357 20PAS-INT Joe Cullison TC22HOR 39PAS-AA Jerry Bertagna RUG41 11

JCSA Pistol Silhouette ClubGrants Pass, OR

19 Turkeys, Match Director4/6/2016

__ With illnesses attendance was a bit sparse today. Hopefully, everyonewill be well by the next shoot. Congratulations to Paul, the big winnerand Gordy for High Senior. Thanks to Frank and Paul for helping to setup and tear down the range.

__ APUAS --INT Paul Hoadley IZH 46M 39 1st -- Gordy Prudencio Cros 36

-- AA Frank Kodl Airmax 34 1st US -- AAA Paul Hoadley IZH 46M 25 1st -- Steve Ware IZH 46M 23

JCSA Pistol Silhouette ClubGrants Pass, OR

19 Turkeys, Match Director4/10/2016

We had our largest match of the year, and it was great to welcome RickRedd back. He’s been missed. & Rick showed that he hasn’t lost itwinning every entry and taking High Senior. Great shooting Rick!

On a sad note, we had a couple of casualties. Two shooters now own“silhouette Levis” with nice in and out .22LR holes. Names of theshooters will remain a secret to protect their reputations. We had one of those “once in a blue moon” events in Field Pistol, a tiefor match champion. The tie was between Dave Whitman (INT) andCharlie Dean (AAA). The shoot-off targets were pigs at 100 yards.Charlie rose to the occasion and hit 4x5 taking the title. Charlie also tookthe SB Revolver title. Paul Hoadley was our US champion.Walt was a bit disappointed in his rifle scores, but there is always nextmonth!Thanks to Dave, Charlie, Rick, Paul, & Walt for helping to set up and teardown the range and clean the office.

__ FPP --INT David Whitman Mer32H&R 18 --AA Gordy Prudencio T/C: 32-20 8PAS --INT David Whitman Mer32H&R 30 --AAA Charlie Dean T/C22Hornet 30 --AA Gordy Prudencio T/C22 WMR 25 FS UASFS -- INT Richard Redd T/C 40+3 N2Freestyle Rifle Walt Padgett CZ452 28 SB P -- INT Richard Redd T/C 39 -- AAA Paul Hoadley Brn 25 R -- INT Charlie Dean FA: 22 LR 36 U -- INT Richard Redd T/C: 22 LR 40 -- AAA Paul Hoadley T/C: 22 LR 33 -- C Frank Kodl T/C: 22 LR 6 UAS -- INT Richard Redd T/C: 22 LR 40 US -- AAA Paul Hoadley T/C: 22 LR 22

JCSA Pistol Silhouette ClubGrants Pass, OR

19 Turkeys, Match Director4/17/2016

It was another good turnout. Thanks again to our supportive travelers! JoeCullison had a stellar day taking the Big Bore Production, Revolver,Standing and Unlimited Standing titles and earning entries in the 3 and 4Gun 140 Clubs and Standing 60+ Club.

Rick Redd was our UAS champion and Charlie Dean took the Unlimitedand Unlimited Half Scale Any Sight titles as well as High Senior.Charlie’s Unlimited score was our only iron sighted 40. Note, we had 339’s in UASHS. Dave Whitman left early without shooting shoot-offs andRick Redd decided not to as it was late in the day.

Thanks to Dave, Charlie, Paul, Rick & Rich for helping to set up and teardown the range.__ BB P -- INT Joe Cullison T/C: 7 TC/U 38 R -- INT Joe Cullison FA: 41 Mag. 38 S -- INT Joe Cullison T/C 300W 35 U -- INT Charlie Dean Bond XP7BR 40 -- AAA Paul Hoadley XP7BR 38 UAS -- INT Richard Redd T/C: 6BR 28 US -- INT Joe Cullison T/C300W 37 -- AAA Paul Hoadley T/C300 W 21 HSUASHS -- INT Charlie Dean XP6 TC/U 39 UHS -- AAA David Whitman XP7Laser 25 N1 Rifle -- Rich Burket Win94: 25-35 28

JCSA Pistol Silhouette ClubGrants Pass, OR

19 Turkeys, Match Director

5/8/2016It looked like attendance was going to be pretty sparse at the beginning ofthe morning, but we ended up with a good crowd! It was great to haveDoug Hockinson back. He has been missed. Doug took the Field PistolProduction title. Paul Hoadley took the Production Any Sightchampionship. Rich Burket came with his Remington and Martini rifles. He missed hisgoal of shooting 30’s but came close. Over on the Fifth Scale discipline, Dave Whitman took the Any Sighttitle and Rick Redd was the Unlimited champion. Joe Cullison shot his usual outstanding scores. He took the Standing,Unlimited Standing & Production titles and shot entries into thePresident’s 3 Gun and Standing Aggregate Clubs. Charlie Dean took the Unlimited and Revolver titles as well as HighSenior.Thanks to Dave, Paul, Charlie, Rick, and Joe for helping to set up and teardown the range.__ FP P -- AA Doug Hockinson S&W357M 17 PAS -- INT David Whitman Mer32H&R 22 -- AAA Paul Hoadley T/C: 25-20 32 FS UASFS -- INT David Whitman Ans 28 UFS -- INT Richard Redd T/C: 22 LR 32 N1 Rifle -- Rich Burket Rem22 LR 26 N2Field Pistol Rifle -- Rich Burket Mart310Cad 25 SB P -- INT Joe Cullison T/C: 22 LR 38 -- AAA Paul Hoadley Brown 24 -- AA Doug Hockinson T/C: 22 LR 29 R -- INT Charlie Dean FA: 22 LR 38 S -- INT Joe Cullison T/C: 22 LR 30 U -- INT Charlie Dean Ans22 LR 39 -- AA Doug Hockinson T/C: 22 LR 31 US -- INT Joe Cullison T/C: 22 LR 32 -- AAA Paul Hoadley T/C: 22 LR 27

JCSA Pistol Silhouette ClubGrants Pass, OR

19 Turkeys, Match Director5/18/2016

__ One of the good things about IHSMA AIR is that it doesn't take manyentries to pay expenses and make a small profit. Thanks to Frank, Ron &Tom for helping to set up and tear down the range.

Gordy took the UAS discipline and was our High Senior. Ron shot agreat 32 in US to take that title. Tom & I were unchallenged.__ AP S -- AAA Steve Ware AVANTI 19 UAS -- INT Gordy Prudencio Crosman 38 -- AA Frank Kodl AirMax 30 US -- AAA Ron Silveira Steyr: 32 -- Steve Ware IZH 46M 27 USIS -- AA Tom Santos IZH 46M 22

JCSA Pistol Silhouette ClubGrants Pass, OR

19 Turkeys, Match Director5/28-29/2016

This Memorial Day weekend we held our normal 4th Saturday Air Pistolmatch, but our Big Bore match was moved to the 5th Sunday due toscheduling issues at the range. So, we had 2 matches back to back, and Idecided for simplicity’s sake to combine them into one report. On the AirPistol side, Barbara Rodriguez was High Lady and Standing champion

kicking my butt! Ron Silveira took the US title, and Frank Kodl was theUAS champion and High Senior. We enjoyed the company of Harry Sharp and his grandson Joshua Ferriat our Big Bore match on Sunday. Joshua took the Practical Hunter LongCourse title and was High Junior. He shot a very nice 35. Joe Cullisoncleaned up on the Big Bore side of things. He took the Production,Standing, and Unlimited Standing titles and won Revolver in a shoot-offwith Harry Sharp both tied at 38. He gained additional entries into thePresident’s 60+ Standing Aggregate, 3 Gun 100 Aggregate, and 4 Gun140 Aggregate Clubs as well. Doug Hockinson was our Big Bore Unlimited champion beating CharlieDean by reverse animal count. His score also moved him to AAA class.Great shooting Doug! Over on the Half Scale side, Charlie took the UAS title with a 40 andHarry took the iron sight title with a 39. Both scores were great; so, Idecided that they should share the High Senior title for the match. Thanks to Barbara, Ron & Frank for helping to set up and tear down theair pistol range and to Joe, Charlie, Paul, and Dave for helping to set upand tear down the Big Bore range.AP

S -- AAA Steve Ware AVANTI 13

-- AA Barbara Rodriguez AVANTI 21

UAS -- AA Frank Kodl AirMax: 34

US -- AAA Ron Silveira Steyr: 26

-- B Barbara Rodriguez IZH46M 11

BB

P -- INT Joe Cullison T/C7TC/U 40+2

-- AAA Doug Hockinson T/C7TC/U 26

-- B Joshua Ferri T/C7TC/U 11

R -- INT Joe Cullison FA41Mag. 38

S -- INT Joe Cullison T/C300W 31

-- AA Doug Hockinson T/C7TC/U 15

U -- INT Charlie Dean BondXP7BR 38

-- AAA Paul Hoadley XP7BR 32

-- AA Doug Hockinson T/C7TC/U 38

US -- INT Joe Cullison T/C300W 36

-- AAA Paul Hoadley T/C300W 27

HS

UASHS -- INT Charlie Dean XP6TC/U 40

UHS -- INT Harry Sharp XP22PPC 39

N3

PH - Long Course --Joshua Ferri T/C7TC/U 35JCSA Pistol Silhouette Club

Grants Pass, OR19 Turkeys, Match Director

6/1/2016Tom shot UAS for the first time since knee replacement. It was somewhatdifficult bending his knee, but he shot well enough to take thechampionship and High Senior as well as the USIS title. Frank was usinga new scope & still needs to refine settings a bit. Ron met his goal ofshooting into the 30's in US taking that title. One thing was constant.Chickens gave several of us trouble.

Thanks to Tom, Ron & Frank for helping to set up and tear down therange.

__ AP S -- AAA Steve Ware AVANTI 22 UAS -- INT Tom Santos Steyr: 37 -- AA Frank Kodl AirMax 28

US -- AAA Ron Silveira Steyr: 31 -- Steve Ware IZH46M 22 USIS -- AA Tom Santos IZH46M 12

JCSA Pistol Silhouette ClubGrants Pass, OR

19 Turkeys, Match Director6/12/2016

Two virus seemed to infect our shooters today. The Failure to Shoot WellStanding virus (except for Joe Cullison of course) and the Shoot Out ofOrder/Cross Fire virus. Thus, several scores were lower than normal. Doug Hockinson was our FP-P champion and Dave Whitman took thePAS title. Rich Burket is not happy with his 310 Cadet and continues tosearch for the right load. On the Small Bore side of thing, Dave Whitman took the Productiontitle by 1 target as well as the UASFS title. Mr. Standing (Joe Cullison)took the S & US titles and shot entries into the Standing, 3 Gun and 4Gun Aggregate Clubs. Rick Redd took the U & UAS titles and HighSenior. Charlie Dean and Joe tied in Revolver, and Charlie took that title 2x5targets to Joe’s 1x5. Revolver shoot-offs are fun! Thanks to Charlie, Paul, Dave, Joe & Rick for helping to set up and teardown the range.

__ FP P -- AA Doug Hockinson S&W357 17 PAS -- INT David Whitman Mer32H&R 28 -- AAA Paul Hoadley T/C: 25-20 22 -- AA Gordy Prudencio T/C22WMR 23 FS UASFS -- INT David Whitman Anschutz 32 N1 Rifle -- Rich Burket Rem22 LR 26 N2Field Pistol Rifle Rich Burket Martini310 13 SB P -- INT David Whitman Browning 36 -- AA Doug Hockinson T/C: 22 LR 26 R -- INT Charlie Dean FA: 22 LR 38 S -- INT Joe Cullison T/C: 22 LR 30 U -- INT Richard Redd T/C: 22 LR 40 -- AA Doug Hockinson T/C: 22 LR 31 UAS -- INT Richard Redd T/C: 22 LR 40 US -- INT Joe Cullison T/C: 22 LR 32 -- AAA Paul Hoadley T/C: 22 LR 18 -- AA Gordy Prudencio Anschutz 17

WASHINGTON

Paul Bunyan Rifle ClubPuyallup, Washington

Bret Stuntebeck, Match Director4/2/2016

__ We had 6 shooters this month put 16 guns across the line. Theweather was warm and sunny making it a perfect day to bust some steel. We were missing a couple of our regulars againthis month. Hope they find some time to come shoot with us again soon. We had one new shooter, well sort of. JoeStumpf's brother Larry came out to shoot with us. He had been out a time or two before but it has been several years.This was Dave Chalfant's last match shooting with our club. He has accepted a job in Texas. He says there is a clubwithin about an hour so hopefully he will have time to shoot there. On to the results of the match. No 40's this month. Vince Leete Posted a nice UASHS-AAA, 36 aswell a a P-Int, 36. I managed a R-Int, 36 and a US-AAA, 30. Joe Stumpf posted a R-AA, 25. In smallbore I posted a U-AAA, 31. Steve Bishop posted a P-AAA,

23 followed by Joe Stunpf with a P-AA, 22. Dave Chalfant posted a S-AAA, 17. Larry Stumpf posted a US-unc, 5 usinghis brother Joe's Ruger mkII with a red dot sight. In Field Pistol Vince Leete posted a PAS-AAA, 28. Dave Chalfantposted a very nice P-AAA, 26 Nice shooting guys. We had two substitute target setters this month as our regular targetsetters were on vacation for spring break. They did a fantastic job getting our targets set and said if we ever neededthem again to give them a call. It is nice to have backups available when it comes to target setters. Thanks to all whostayed to help pick up targets after the match. Until next time shoot straight and be safe.

__ BB P -- INT Vincent Leete TC: 7TCU 36 R -- INT Bret Stuntebeck FA41mag 36 -- AA Joe Stumpf, R FA357mag 25 S -- AAA Bret Stuntebeck TC: 30-20 17 UAS -- INT Joe Stumpf, R XP7Int 12 -- AAA Steve Bishop XP7TCU 13 US -- AAA Bret Stuntebeck TC: 7TCU 30 -- B Steve Bishop TC7BR 13FP P -- AAA David Chalfant, K TC22hor 26 PAS -- AAA Vincent Leete TC22hor 28HSUASHS -- AAA Vincent Leete XP6.5BR 36SB P -- AAA Steve Bishop Ruger22 LR 23 -- AA Joe Stumpf, R TC: 22 LR 22 S -- AAA David Chalfant, K TC: 22 LR 17 U -- AAA Bret Stuntebeck Ans: 22 LR 31 US -- B Larry Stumpf (NRA) Ruger 5

Paul Bunyan Rifle ClubPuyallup, Washington

Bret Stuntebeck, Match Director5/7/2016

__ We had 6 shooters this month put 17 guns across the line. Theweather was warm and sunny with temperatures approaching 70 by the end of the match. This match was our lastchance to brush up for those going down to the West Coast Championships (WCC) down in Grants Pass Oregon June21st through 25th.. Several shooter have improved their scores from earlier in the year. On to the results of thematch. Only one 40 this month shot by myself in UHSAS-Int. Joe Stumpfseems to have gotten the Gremlins worked out of his UAS and UHSAS XP posting a UAS-Int, 38 followed by aUHSAS 29. Turns out the scope base had come loose. Probably the reason for not holding repeatable settings. Vince Leetegot the Gremlins worked out of his Unlimited XP that he had been having issues with misfires. I suggested he changeout the firing pin at the last match. We swapped the firing pin assemblyfrom another XP and problem solved so at this match he had replaced thefiring pin spring, no more issues and posted a nice U-AAA, 38. RichardNicol was close behind with a U-AAA 33. Steve Bishop took the scopeoff his XP in 7TCU and slapped some open sights on it. With no sightsettings he managed his way to an U-AAA, 21. His rear sight wasbottomed out and he was still a foot over the chickens so it was by guessand by golly the whole way out. Better get that front sight lowered andsome settings worked up for WCC. LOL. Vince Leete posted a P-Int, 36followed by Richards Nicol's P-AAA, 30. Nice shooting guys. Imanaged a R-Int, 35. Joe Stumpf posted a R-AA, 30 which is about fiveanimals better than the last few months. About time Joe, Nice shooting. In smallbore Vince Leete posted an outstanding S-AAA, 25. AlRichards improved greatly and posted S-B, 15 getting a leg into S-A.One more and he would have jump class In Field Pistol Joe Stumpf posted a PAS-AA, 18 and Al Richards

posted a P-AA, 17. Nice shooting guys. Our target setters did a fantastic job getting our targets set. Thanks toall who stayed to help pick up targets after the match. Hope to seemany of you down at the West Coast Championships. Until next timeshoot straight and be safe.

__ BB P -- INT Vincent Leete TC: 7TCU 36 -- AAA Richard Nicol TC: 7BR 30 R -- INT Bret Stuntebeck FA: 41mag 35 -- AA Joe Stumpf, R FA 357mag 30 U -- INT Bret Stuntebeck XP7BR 34 -- AAA Vincent Leete XP6.5TCU 38 UAS -- INT Joe Stumpf, R XP7Int 38 US -- AAA Bret Stuntebeck TC: 7TCU 25 -- B Steve Bishop TCEnc7BR 9FP P -- AA Al Richardson Rug41mag 17 PAS -- AA Joe Stumpf, R TC22hor 18HSUASHS -- INT Bret Stuntebeck XP7BR 40 -- AA Joe Stumpf, R XP7Int 29SB S -- AAA Vincent Leete TC: 22 LR 25 -- B Al Richardson Ruger 22 15

REGION 8COLORADO

Colorado Rifle ClubByers, CO4/24/2016

By Ron SchottBIG BORE:UAS-INT Ron Schott TC7BR 31R-INT Bob Smith FA44 34U-C Danny Grayson TC30-30 15UASHS-AAA Joanna Schott XP6.5BR 35UHS-AAA Russel Plakke TC7BR 25SMALL BORE:UAS-INT Joanna Schott ANS 37R-INT Bob Smith FA 34

5/22/2016BIG BORE:UAS-INT Ron Schott TC7BR 38UAS-AA Joanna Schott XP6.5 30P-INT Russell Plakke TC32HR 36R-AA Ron Schott SW44 23S-A Robert Oldham RUG44 7UASHS-AAA Grover Morash XP221 29UHS-AAA Russell Plakke TC7BR 26SMALL BORE:UAS-INT Grover Morash ANS 38 Joanna Schott ANS 37

6/4/2016BIG BORE:U-INT Colin Phillippi TC7x30W 37U-AAA Joanna Schott XP6.5BR 34U-C Danny Grayson TC30-30 15P-INT Colin Phillippi TC30-30 35R-INT Bob Smith FA44 38UAS-INT Grover Morash XP7BR 32UAS-AAA Gary Porter TC7BR 32SMALL BORE:UAS-INT Grover Morash RUG 29UAS-AA Gary Porter TC 34U-AA Joanna Schott ANS 14U-B Zach Withrow ANS 22

R-AAA Colin Phillippi FA 35R-B Danny Grayson FA 16FIFTH SCALE:UFSAS-AAA Joanna Schott ANS 36UFS-INT Russell Plakke ANS 33HALF SCALE:UASHS-INT Russell Plakke TC223 40UASHS-AAA Joanna Schott XP6.5BR 35UASHS-AA Gary Porter TC223 28UHS-AAA Russell Plakke TC7BR 37

NORTH DAKOTABismarck Mandan Rifle and Pistol ASSOC.

Bismarck, ND5/21/2016

By Ray Utter Another fun day of shooting in North Dakota. The winds started at about18MOH with gusts to 25 and then by the afternoon it was 25MPH gustingto 35. The Gusts were just too much for the shooters, so we ended early.Dedicated shooters from around the state showed up. Want to thank ourCanadian friends for coming and joining us.

BIG BORE:P-AA Jared Richards TC300W 23UAS-AA Jerry Lee TC7TCU 9SMALL BORE:P-INT Jared Richards BF 33R-AAA Jared Richards RUG 24UAS-AAA Graham Bakken 36US-B Jerry Lee TC 12FIELD PISTOL:P-AA Claire Stoner TC270REN 8P-B Brandon Stoner TC22HOR 4PAS-AA Jared Richards TC22HOR 16PAS-A Shirley Bakken TC38 4PAS-B Brandon Stoner TC32HR 3

6/18/2016BIG BORE:U-AA David Hartsoch 16US-AAA David Hartsoch 36US-AA Ray Utter 18SMALL BORE:P-AA David Hartsoch 28P-C Ray Utter 13R-B Brandon Stoner 14UAS-AAA David Hartsoch 33FIELD PISTOL:P-AA Claire Stoner 11P-B Brandon Stoner 5PAS-AA Claire Stoner 16PAS-B Brandon Stoner 9

NEBRASKAHoldrege Silhouette Club

Holdrege,NE4/24/2016

By James MooneyBIG BORE:S-AAA Tom Carroll RUG 10U-INT Tom Carroll XP6.5 36U-AAA Allan Pritchard XP7BR 33UAS-INT Jeffrey Bell NES6BR 40+6UAS-AAA Linda Lanning WICH7PPC 38UAS-AA Tom Carroll XP6TCU 37FIELD PISTOL:P-AAA Tom Carroll TC22 22PAS-A Bob Gestwite BF270REN 19FIFTH SCALE:UASFS-AAA Jeffrey Bell ANS 38

UASFS-AA Mary Gestwite SAV 20HALF SCALE:UASHS-INT Jeffrey Bell NES6BR 39UASHS-AA Linda Lanning WICH7PPC 32SMALL BORE:P-AAA Linda Lanning FA 24S-AAA Tom Carroll RUG 10UAS-INT Jeffrey Bell ANS 38UAS-AAA Jean Stapel ANS 39 Allan Pritchard TC 39 Linda Lanning ANS 39

LINCOLN IKESLincoln, NE

3/20/2016By Ed Mundorf

AIR PISTOL:UAS-INT Jeff Shultz IZH 35FIELD PISTOL:P-B Dale Pester RUG41M 14HALF SCALE:UASHS-AAA Ron Teselle TC221 33UASHS-AA Ed Mundorf XP221 28SMALL BORE:UAS-AAA Chuck Pfitzer 38US-AA Chuck Pfitzer TC 20

SOUTH DAKOTASouthern Hills Silhouette Club

Pringle, SD4/12/2016

By Richard PattisonBIG BORE:R-AAA Neil Allen FA357 35S-AAA Jim Lewis RUG44 19U-AAA Neil Allen FA357 31UAS-INT James Hammond XP7TCU 40UAS-AA Joseph Butler TC30-20 32FIELD PISTOL:P-AA Joseph Butler TC22 12PAS-AAA Chris Lewis TC22 30FIFTH SCALE:UASFS-AA Chris Lewis TC22 30HALF SCALE:UASHS-INT Jim Lewis TC7TCU 36SMALL BORE:P-AA Joseph Butler TC 27R-AAA Neil Allen FA 31UAS-INT Neil Allen SAV 40+7UAS-AAA Joseph Butler TC 38

6/13/2016BIG BORE:P-INT Jim Lewis TC7TCU 20R-INT Jim Lewis RUG44 33R-AA Neil Allen FA357 33U-AA George Bonefield TC30-30 33UAS-INT Chris Lewis TC7TCU 40+6FIELD PISTOL:PAS-AA George Bonefield TC22HOR 24HALF SCALE:UASHS-AAA George Bonefield TC256W 26SMALL BORE:U-INT Richard Pattison, SR ANS 35UAS-INT George Bonefield TC 39UAS-AAA Sherri Johnson SAV 30

2016 Georgia state championshipGainesville Georgia

May 5, 6, and 7By Ron Dixon

The Georgia State Smallbore, Fifth Scale and Field Pistol Championship for 2016 were held on May 5, 6, and 7th. We were blessed with good weather for the whole event, it might havestarted a bit cool and windy for the purist, but in reality it was great. Twenty seven shooters came out and fired ninety one entries. I am pleased to thank those who helped prepare the rangeand help run the match. Larry Davis helped replace some cross ties on which our string pull target systems are mounted. Herb Dalton called the line for the first two days and Ed Mundaycalled it on the third. Dave Chaney donated some items for door prizes and Andrew Wasley helped set and paint targets. Carol Barrett and Pattie Slaton brought cookies and a cake to helpkeep that sugar rush going, and Chuck Norman and his wife cooked a great spaghetti supper for the shooters on Saturday evening. And most of all let me thank my wife, Sherri, who helpedwith the whole thing. Our friend Robert Walker could not make it this year, and his absence opened the door for others to step up and be recognized. We sure missed Robert, and we look forward to his return.Richard Slaton, our Georgia shooter from Alabama, shot really well. He was crowned Champion for many of the events and also won the coveted Three Gun Aggregate. Richard Pickering wonthe Unlimited Any Sight class after a twenty round shoot off, where he hit ten of the tiny targets. They say the match director his nasty when he sets up the range with three banks of a fifth scaletargets at one hundred yards. The first target was a ram followed by a chicken then a pig and then two more chickens. The contest was decided with cold barrels and no sighters. And each ofthe three shooters had to fire five shots at each of the three banks. It was going to be a fifteen round match but we had a tie between Richard and Stuart Barrett from Alabama. So we investedfive more rounds to settle it. Richard came out on top by one target. By the way Stuart got into the shoot off from AA class. Let me give another thank you to Cherokee Gun Club for letting us hold the match here again this year, and another thanks to the shooters who play our game. This was the first year wewere able to use string pull fifth scale targets and that really made the event go faster, and with our fellows keeping the line moving we wound up with plenty of shooting opportunities whichmeans next year there will be room for you on the line. So come on out so we can make new friends.SB - Standings (In State)SB

PINT C P T R T SO CO Notes

Richard Slaton Contender: 22 LR 15 15 12 13 55 0 36Mike Davis TC: 22 LR 15 13 12 12 52 0 34Ron Dixon TC: 22 LR 14 15 9 13 51 0 34Randy Fussell BF: 22 LR 12 14 12 6 44 0 29

AAA C P T R T SO CO NotesDave Chaney TC: 22 LR 15 15 8 14 52 0 34Richard Pickering TC: 22 LR 15 12 9 9 45 0 30

A C P T R T SO CO NotesStephen Kuehl TC: 22 LR 9 6 8 2 25 0 16

RINT C P T R T SO CO Notes

Randy Fussell S & W: 22 LR 15 14 14 8 51 0 34AAA C P T R T SO CO Notes

Richard Pickering FA: 22 LR 14 14 10 7 45 0 30AA C P T R T SO CO Notes

Kenneth Hale FA: 22 LR 14 15 10 7 46 0 30S

AAA C P T R T SO CO NotesRichard Slaton Contender: 22 LR 13 10 10 8 41 0 27Ron Dixon TC: 22 LR 12 11 8 3 34 0 22Mike Davis TC: 22 LR 7 11 4 10 32 0 21Dave Chaney TC: 22 LR 13 7 2 3 25 0 16

AA C P T R T SO CO NotesJonathan Moore S & W: 22 LR 7 9 4 4 24 0 16

A C P T R T SO CO NotesStephen Kuehl TC: 22 LR 8 4 0 5 17 0 11

UINT C P T R T SO CO Notes

Randy Fussell ANS: 22 LR 15 15 13 15 58 0 38AAA C P T R T SO CO Notes

Richard Slaton ANS: 22 LR 15 15 14 14 58 0 38Ron Dixon ANS: 22 LR 13 15 12 14 54 0 36Kenneth Hale ANS: 22 LR 15 15 12 12 54 0 36Dave Chaney Contender: 22 LR 15 12 11 15 53 0 35Richard Pickering ANS: 22 LR 12 14 7 11 44 0 29

AA C P T R T SO CO NotesDavid Cote ANS: 22 LR 15 10 9 10 44 0 29

A C P T R T SO CO NotesStephen Kuehl TC: 22 LR 10 14 7 6 37 0 24

UASINT C P T R T SO CO Notes

Eddy Hensley Anshutz 22lr 15 15 15 15 60 0 40Richard Slaton Contender: 22 LR 15 15 15 15 60 6 40Richard Pickering ANS: 22 LR 15 15 15 15 60 10 40Kenneth Hale Ruger Chgr: 22 LR 15 15 15 14 59 0 39Ron Dixon ANS: 22 LR 15 14 15 14 58 0 38

Larry Munday ANS: 22 LR 15 15 14 14 58 0 38David Cote ANS: 22 LR 15 15 10 14 54 0 36

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AAA C P T R T SO CO NotesRandy Fussell ANS: 22 LR 15 15 15 15 60 0 40 MLJonathan Moore ANS: 22 LR 15 15 13 15 58 0 38Mike Davis ANS: 22 LR 15 15 15 13 58 0 38Larry Davis TC: 22 LR 15 15 12 12 54 0 36Larry Davis Ruger Chgr: 22 LR 13 11 6 10 40 0 26 Re-Entry

AA C P T R T SO CO NotesDustin Green Ruger Chgr: 22 LR 15 14 11 14 54 0 36 NRAStephen Kuehl TC: 22 LR 15 11 11 9 46 0 30Clay Mashburn Ruger Chgr: 22 LR 11 11 8 6 36 0 24 NRAFrank Kent TC: 22 LR 11 12 6 3 32 0 21

USAA C P T R T SO CO Notes

Caryl Barrett TC: 22 LR 13 7 5 8 33 0 22 NC: AARon Dixon TC: 22 LR 10 10 6 6 32 0 21Bruce R Barrett TC: 22 LR 13 4 4 7 28 0 18Dave Chaney TC: 22 LR 13 7 3 5 28 0 18

A C P T R T SO CO NotesRichard Slaton Contender: 22 LR 10 12 7 9 38 0 25 ML

FS - Standings (In State)FS

UASFSAAA C P T R T SO CO Notes

Eddy Hensley Anshutz: 22 LR 15 13 11 12 51 0 34Richard Pickering ANS: 22 LR 15 13 10 11 49 0 32

AA C P T R T SO CO NotesMike Davis ANS: 22 LR 11 15 12 12 50 0 33Richard Slaton Contender: 22 LR 14 15 12 8 49 0 32Ron Dixon ANS: 22 LR 13 14 12 9 48 0 32Kenneth Hale Ruger Chgr: 22 LR 15 14 8 9 46 0 30David Cote 64 P: 22 LR 12 9 10 9 40 0 26

UFSAA C P T R T SO CO Notes

Richard Slaton ANS: 22 LR 14 11 7 9 41 0 27Dave Chaney Charger: 22 LR 12 7 6 9 34 0 22

FP - Standings (In State)FP

PINT C P T R T SO CO Notes

Melvin Calliham BF: 22 H 10 14 9 10 43 0 28Ron Dixon TC: 22 H 10 14 7 7 38 0 25

AAA C P T R T SO CO NotesMike Davis TC: 22 H 11 13 5 8 37 0 24Jonathan Moore S & W: 44 11 8 6 9 34 0 22Dave Chaney TC: 25-20 10 12 7 4 33 0 22

AA C P T R T SO CO NotesRichard Slaton Contender: 22 H 12 12 6 4 34 0 22Stephen Kuehl TC: 32-20 6 8 1 1 16 0 10

A C P T R T SO CO NotesKurt Terry S & W: 357 13 10 3 2 28 0 18 ML NRAMark Dunn S & W: 44 7 5 2 7 21 0 14 NRAJohn Willie TC: 357 7 5 0 5 17 0 11Charles Conrad S & W : 44 5 7 2 2 16 0 10 NRAJohn Willie S & W: 357 8 4 2 2 16 0 10 CB NRA Re-EntryGary Willie S & W: 357 8 3 0 3 14 0 9 CB NRA

PASAAA C P T R T SO CO Notes

Melvin Calliham BF: 2 H 14 15 11 9 49 0 32Ron Dixon TC: 22 H 14 15 8 11 48 0 32Mike Davis TC: 22 H 12 13 10 10 45 0 30Richard Pickering TC: 22 H 12 14 12 5 43 0 28

AA C P T R T SO CO NotesKenneth Hale TC: 22 H 13 11 9 8 41 0 27Dave Chaney TC: 25-20 9 10 8 8 35 0 23Jonathan Moore S & W: 44 10 12 5 7 34 0 22

A C P T R T SO CO NotesKurt Terry S & W: 41 Mag 9 10 4 4 27 0 18 NRA

3 Gun Aggregates (In State)

2015 Region IV ChampionshipsOctober 2-3-4 2015

Jim Fields, Match DirectorOKC Gun Club

Anyone missing this one missed some great weather, great times with special friends as well as some great food & excellent shootingconditions all three days, a little cool & humid on Saturday morning but not bad overall. We had a total of 151 entries for this match, about the same as last year. We had shooters from Kansas, Missouri, Texas, Minnesota as well as Oklahoma & all had a great time shooting steel, telling tales oftimes gone by & making excuses for missing targets. We had a total of thirty-one (31) 60x60’s shot in this match so everyone had a great time in the shoot-offs. Those shooting 60x60’s in this match were Woody Liddell (3), Jim Fields (3), Ryan Schuff (2) Scott Thompson (2), Bob Doherty (2)John Blue (1) Sean Murray (1) Jack Tessman (2) Steve Martens (2) Jackie Brown (3) Larry Jackson (1) Jack Wade (3) Dakota Turk (2)Chris Dunlap (2) Steven Crews (1) Linda Lanning (1) WOW!!! And check this out, we had a total of seventeen (17) 59x60’s!!!! One of the highlights of our match was Steve Martens from Minnesota, IHMSA’s new president, who won the 500 meter side matchwith another 40x40, in the scope class, his third now at OKCGC, he backed that up with a fine 34x40 in the 500 open sight class as well.great shooting Steve. On Thursday, prior to our IHMSA match, We hosted an AR-15 Steel Plate Challenge match which everyone enjoyed & the winnerswere as follows: SHORT COURSE - 100 to 300 meters - after a shoot-off - Glen Blanton with a 20x20+4. RAPID FIRE - Dan Baily -20X20 in 36.5 seconds, that's a new record. That is engaging targets at 300 meters, 200 meters, 150 meters & 100 meters in 36.5seconds!! WOW!! Our LONG RANGE winner, 200 meters, 300 meters, 385 meters & 500 meters, was Glen Blanton with a perfect20x20. Great shooting guys. Carroll Pilant came within one target of setting a new record in the rapid fire with a 19x20 in less than 30 seconds. Carroll said with alittle practice it can be done in 25 seconds & that my friend would be moving on!! This is a fun match we have hosted for 4 years now. Linda Lanning from Texas, won high lady in UAS-SB with 60x60+7; she also won high lady in UAS-BB with a 56x60Great shooting gal!! Carroll Pilant our Sierra Bullets rep, won the Bordello shoot-out. He also won our long-range lever-gun class, great shooting Carroll &we appreciate you attending our matches very much. Scott Thompson won the Iron Man award with an eight gun total of 402x480. Dakota Turk, a new shooter this year won the shoot-off in BB UAS with a 60x60+9 shoot-off targets at 200 meters. He has caught onthis sport in a hurry. Great shooting Dakota. Our high junior smallbore UAS champion was Ryan Schuff my grandson, who shot a fine 59x60 in UAS; high junior in AIR, 60x60;high junior in UASFS 1/5 scale, 58x,60, high junior in BB-UAS 60x60 as well as high junior in ½ scale BB, great shooting Ryan.. I’m taking Ryan on a black powder whitetail hunt the end of this month & yes, he's excited to say the least.!!Obviously we need to get more juniors involved in our wonderful sport of silhouette competition. We had a tremendous amount of door prizes we gave away. I think everyone in attendance won at least one prize. Our big raffle was for a Frankford Armory tumbler was won by Scott Thompson. I want to thank some of the companies who donated prizes or gift certificates for this match, Sierra Bullets, Midway USA, StarlineBrass, Redding Reloading equipment, Brownell's & Cabela's. Keep this in mind & mark your calendar, the 2016 IHMSA World Championships will be held here at the Oklahoma City Gun ClubJuly 15th thru the 22nd, so start making plans to attend that one for sure. Again, our target setters did an excellent job of keeping the match moving smoothly & the office personnel & line crew did anexcellent job, you guys are greatly appreciated. Also would like to thank Debbie Tessman for all her hard work feeding everyone eachday. We appreciate all our region IV shooters who travelled from out-of-state to attend this great match. Thanks also go to the guys from Minnesota, Steve Martens, A. J. Richards & his dad John, we enjoy you guys a lot & thanks forcoming down & shooting with us. That's a long trip from Minnesota. It was good to have Buddy Rhoads come up from Texas again. See all the match results accompanying this article. That about sums it up for now, shoot straight, shoot safe, & the good lord willing, I’ll see you at the next match.

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