The records rules are in the rule book, section 7.0 page 17. 

The gentleman from WA state shot a 243 with 6 centers on a previous visit to Etna green.  The Kentucky trip he didnt take a 22.

The 243 6 target was shot with a Walnut Hill (heavy) model with RKS gain twist barrel. 

Tommy Mason told me he shot a 248 once . I think he said in Arizona.

                                                                       Joe.

                                                         

Mr. Stenback,

   I don't belong to any club, per se, so the record of any one club doesn't affect me at all. I was just wondering how national records could be established. I would imagine that any affilitated club member should be able to have a course their club schuetzenmeister could follow so their name could be recognized.
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  It would appear then that from your quote above that the only way an ASSRA member could establish an official ASSRA record would be to go to EG and shoot it even though something better was shot at a registered ASSRA club match. From what you say later in your message you seem to agree with this, so if some kind of procedure isn't already in place then one should be where these scores could be sent to for verification and posted to the Journal as officia ASSRAl records, don't you think?. Heck. Even the NRA allows national records to be set at local registered matches. You don't have to go to Camp Perry to do it.

hoo-ray cork-o,

knew you could do it.  always knew you were a champion at heart. hoo-ray, hoo-ray. you are the champ

hope your record stands forever..

..ttfn..grampa..

Section 7.0 Records
Section 7.10
Records are kept for each individual match event but also for high target scores even thought th high score target is part of another event For an example, if one targets of the Hudson match has a score bettering the record of 241-5, it will set a new record for a 10 shot Offhand target score.

Section 7.11
Matches named for a specific shooter (except the Hudson Match) which are only shot at the Etna Green range will be considered for world class records. Similar matches shot at affiliated club ranges will not be designated by these names, but will quailify for ASSRA national class
records for matches which adhere to the same rules. For example: The Hill match is the single entry, any sight, ten shot offhand match.  Scores for this event fired at Etna Green only will quality entry in the world class records.   A similar single entry, any sight, ten shot offhand match fired at an affiliated club will not qualify the shooter for a place in the world records but will be included in the national match records.It is possible for a shooter at Etna Green match to shoot a score that will simultaneously set a world recordand a national match record.

Match Equipment and scoring rule books are availible from the target guy, at a cost of $5.00 which includes postage.

Mr. Asst., & Mr. Stenback,

  Yes, I am familiar with the ASSRA rules but from past messages on this and other threads on here it appears as if many are not. So, I was just trying to "officially" clarify what the procedure was. IIRC the question was asked in this thread with no forth-coming answer. I thank you Mr. Asst. for the reply.