ACC USPSA Match August 28

[PTRDRGN]

Great range, match, and stages today... was my first time at ACC and I will make the trip again for sure. Thanks to those that made the effort.

Wish I had shot better, had some issues with my 160gr 9mm reloads. On a side note, I was told to quit "sand baggn" on the classifiers, which for the record I had not done. If my math is right it was 100%, not exactly what I was hoping for! HA

 

[Cowboy1629]

Yep thats that special brass we all cherrish so much. Just dont let kch see ya pick it up he gets a little upset!! Kinda like you do when I stomp on that .45 brass

I don't mind the stoping on the .45 brass as much as I do that brown juice.

 

[gh2]

Yep thats that special brass we all cherrish so much. Just dont let kch see ya pick it up he gets a little upset!! Kinda like you do when I stomp on that .45 brass[/QUOTE]



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[kch]

^^^^^^thats AMAZING!

 

[Cowboy1629]

CAUTION !

40 caliber brass marked with red dye is hazardous! This brass is programmed to explode after a preprogrammed number of firings! It is in the beta stage of testing, by two government agents, to expose underfunded terrorists that are not yet supported by Iran. Loading and firing this brass can cause serious death or severe headache.

If you find any 40 cal brass painted with red dye it must be returned to SOG agents GH2 or his trusted companion, KCH. These two agents are the only people in the western world that have the top secret double dog deactivating code to render this extremely dangerous material inert.

This message is a public service announcement paid for by the Friends of Indiana Shooters Fund. A nonprofit shooting organization dedicated to attending the next match. Donations are not tax deductable but are greatly appreciated.

 

[HICKMAN]

On a side note, I was told to quit "sand baggn" on the classifiers, which for the record I had not done. If my math is right it was 100%, not exactly what I was hoping for! HA

yeah, get yer ass up to A class with Mike where you belong!

 

[f'nstar]

^^----AMEN to that lol

 

[sv40sw45]

Jared and I shot the classifier in the exact same time and hit factor. In Production it was 100% and in Single Stack it was 85.9% I say Master Card for him!!!

 

[Rob377]

what is the deal with that classifier? Seems like it's VERY generous. I felt like I shot it pretty poorly, but Cmcalc is showing it as my best classifier to date, percentage wise.

 

[HICKMAN]

yeah, wasn't long ago he was happy to beat me, now it will be my goal to beat him!

 

[Skroggster]

Scores are up with tentative scores.
I am missing 1 scoresheet. If anyone has it or know its where abouts please contact me.

Display Match Results - Detail Page - USPSA - United States Practical Shooting Association

 

[HICKMAN]

Jared would be well over 70% now if they didn't keep only the most recent 8, since it now excludes a 76% and 56%.

When this 100% and the 73% he shot at South Central go in, he will be up to 67%.

One more good one should do it.

 

[PTRDRGN]

yeah, wasn't long ago he was happy to beat me, now it will be my goal to beat him!

I'm still happy to beat you! Shooting a classifier and putting a good stage plan together are two totally different things, you always manage to come up with crazy plan I am not smart enough to see. I always hope to follow you. HA

Jared would be well over 70% now if they didn't keep only the most recent 8, since it now excludes a 76% and 56%.

When this 100% and the 73% he shot at South Central go in, he will be up to 67%.

One more good one should do it.

I'll be sure to keep that in mind! In all seriousness... I could prolly make master classifier wise, but no way am I ready to compete at that level.

 

[mongo404]

what is the deal with that classifier? Seems like it's VERY generous. I felt like I shot it pretty poorly, but Cmcalc is showing it as my best classifier to date, percentage wise.

Some of the classifiers you cant trust the Calculators. just wait till it comes out on uspsa site for your real percentage

 

[jakemartens]

I could prolly make master classifier wise, but no way am I ready to compete at that level.

I hear ya...

 

[Skroggster]

Scores Fixed

Display Match Results - Detail Page - USPSA - United States Practical Shooting Association

CC August 28th
Match Date: 8/28/2011
Combined divisions - These are NOT official results.
Place Name USPSA Class Division PF Lady Mil Law For Age Points Stg %
1 Briggs, RePete A57071 M Open Major N N N N 637.1067 100.00%
2 Roberts, Brent A52090 A Open Major N N N N 589.8547 92.58%
3 Huening, Kyle TY65922 A Limited Major N N N N 542.8483 85.21%
4 Martens, Jake A52987 M Limited Major N N N N 524.1853 82.28%
5 Bedwell, Max A26597 M Single Stack Major N N N N Super Senior 518.6354 81.40%
6 Bjork, Chuck A58119 B Limited Major N N N N 509.2646 79.93%
7 Blackwell, John A52087 B Single Stack Major N N N N 493.0200 77.38%
8 Bruscemi, Joe FY59291 B Open Major N N N N 488.0635 76.61%
9 McAdams, Jacob A71650 B Production Minor N N N N 474.1265 74.42%
10 Wright, Steve TY17278 B Open Major N N N N Senior 469.6455 73.72%
11 Sample, Larry L2879 A Limited Major N N N N Super Senior 469.1336 73.64%
12 Schutz, Justin A7159 U Limited Major N N N N 444.1459 69.71%
13 Ozminkowski, J.D. A67968 C Production Minor N N N N 441.4203 69.29%
14 Stowers, Jeff TY54993 C Limited Major N N N N 440.5539 69.15%
15 Huening, George A7102 B Limited Major N N N N Senior 405.1169 63.59%
16 Bell, Jody A37964 C Single Stack Major N N N N 401.3256 62.99%
17 Black, Jared A71413 C Production Minor N N N N 397.2309 62.35%
18 Linville, Travis TY71317 C Production Minor N N N N 380.5302 59.73%
19 Thompson, Mike TY47555 B Production Minor N N N N 373.9075 58.69%
20 Jaynes, Chris A68069 C Production Minor N N N N 372.2428 58.43%
21 Simmons, Robert A71223 C Production Minor N N N N 372.1213 58.41%
22 Iliff, J. A. L2987 C Open Major N N N N Super Senior 370.9832 58.23%
23 Harder, Kevin TY50202 C Single Stack Major N N N N 370.7589 58.19%
24 Orr, Rennie L1611 U Single Stack Major N N N N 359.0696 56.36%
25 Iliff, B.E. A56245 C Limited Major N N N N Junior 358.9218 56.34%
26 Ireland, Dan TY70204 D Open Major N N N N Senior 342.6588 53.78%
27 Crichfield, Steve A33002 C Single Stack Major N N N N 342.3851 53.74%
28 Ozminkowski, Aaron A70113 C Production Minor N N N N 336.5735 52.83%
29 Baker, Frank A18245 C Limited Major N N N N 335.2192 52.62%
30 McCauley, Mike TY66824 C Production Minor N N N N 328.4696 51.56%
31 Whitaker, Justin A73151 U Production Minor N N N N 323.4525 50.77%
32 Urbancic, Vince L2960 C Open Major N N N N 320.3090 50.28%
33 Farmer, Bart TY66757 C Limited Major N N N N 315.5675 49.53%
34 McGuire, Brandon U Production Minor N N N N 311.2473 48.85%
35 Crispin, Gary A71191 C Production Minor N N N N 289.6951 45.47%
36 Hart, Joe U Production Minor N N N N 287.6918 45.16%
37 Jones, Bruce TY52545 U Limited Major N N N N Senior 286.7730 45.01%
38 Leffler, Randy A70596 U Production Minor N N N N 274.5084 43.09%
39 Graziano, Gary A62620 C Production Minor N N N N 271.7630 42.66%
40 Shirar, Justin A68663 C Limited 10 Major N N N N 268.9658 42.22%
41 Strauch, Jeff A69656 U Limited Major N N N N 256.9785 40.34%
42 Doan, Glenn TY48292 C Production Minor N N N N Super Senior 253.7500 39.83%
43 Mortier, Noel A58683 D Production Minor N N N N Super Senior 249.9243 39.23%
44 Jones, Garrett A73650 U Limited 10 Major N N N N Junior 237.9769 37.35%
45 Wood, Danny U Single Stack Major N N N N 234.6221 36.83%
46 Oakes, Jeff A62192 D Production Minor N N N N Senior 219.0886 34.39%
47 Orr, Aaron U Limited Major N N N N 203.4806 31.94%
48 Mortier, Abby A66359 D Production Minor Y N N N 181.3700 28.47%
49 Dalton, John TY67131 D Production Minor N N N N Senior 179.9529 28.25%
50 Cary, Craig TY65837 C Limited Major N N N N 0.0000 0.00%
Tie Hart, Daniel A64065 B Limited Major N N N N 0.0000 0.00%
Tie Mortier, Mark TY56779 C Production Minor N N N N 0.0000 0.00%
DQed Coomer, Darrell A13915 B Limited 10 Major N N N N 0.0000 0.00%
DQed Amundson, Jeff A6392 B Limited Major N N N N Senior 0.0000 0.00%

 

[chizzle]

Great match! I had a fun time, but it was pretty humbling to have Max beat me with a Single Stack, when I was shooting Limited! Nice job Max!

 

[RangeJunkie]

I bombed two stages and it showed. Came up midpack, but take it as it comes and move on!

 

[msquared]

It was great to be back at a match, not so great to have my gun crap out after one stage. Seems that 18000 rounds might be the limit on the striker spring/pin??? Once I get it apart I will know more.

Hopefully after complete cleaning and some new springs and pins and it will be good for another 4 years!

See you at the next one.

 

[downrange72]

It was great to be back at a match, not so great to have my gun crap out after one stage. Seems that 18000 rounds might be the limit on the striker spring/pin??? Once I get it apart I will know more.

Hopefully after complete cleaning and some new springs and pins and it will be good for another 4 years!

See you at the next one.

since you are tearing it apart, do you need a Powder River Trigger Kit? I opted to keep my XD a carry gun only. PM me if you are interested.