Dave, once that barrels been cut to 16 inches, then turned down some and fluted, it wont matter what contour it was/is.  I think Vans gonna need a bloop tube. 

               Joe. 

Thats great you have an official Green frog rule book. The trouble is, the Schutzenmeister at Tacoma will print his. Now in Tacoma they allow bolt action rifles in the ASSRA matches. Will that Scutzenmeister amend his book just a wee bit? 
The Canadian Schutzenmeister who uses a handicap system. Will he maybe adjust his book just a smudge to accomodate his shooters? 

How many different unofficial versions will we have ? 

Chuck Bordman doesnt have a computer. He's never gonna have a computer. 

We need a new official paper rule book like we had before.  I'll take two. Thank you. 

                                       Joe.  

I'm confused, 
Boats, you are saying that a lot matches are shot under individual club rules with no central control, then why have any ASSRA rules at all, just go shoot and have fun, how could any organization or association have different rules for different clubs or parts of the country ?. If shooting in a ASSRA match shouldn't all the shooting being done be governed by the same ASSRA rules ?.  How can some be allowed to use bolt actions in an ASSRA match and others not allowed ?. 

Joe, your sayin that the Canadian Schutzenmeister uses a handicap system, how can that be ?. no wonder there always winin' .

I thought that ASSRA was finely gettin there stuff together when they did away with the "about" rule , I always got a kick out of the barrel diameter rule, when it said the barrel will be "about"  2 inches in diameter, ya that's what it said, is that like a "rolling" stop at a stop sign, tell that to any cop and see how far you get.

How can any association possibly keep records on who shot what and with what ?
S T

Boats,
I get it now, the matches your talking about are not ASSRA matches, just fun get together shoot um ups. I'm so involved with NRA matches where it's a very level playing field for all shooters that I wasn't getting the it's just a "fun"  make your own rules as you go along get together event.

  We call them farm shoots where I come from, each area has there own rules for there own shoot, most just shoot what they hunt with, some bring out the target guns but there are times that a farmer will win with his huntin rifle now and then.
  S T

Joe,
I am curious as to why you believe the Stevens Crackshot is not legal for ASSRA matches. 

Craig

Re: #5 32-40 Barrel
Reply #15 - Nov 18th, 2010, 11:09pm  Alert Board Moderator about this Post!  Quote   Van, to get back to your original question, is your barrel a Winchester #5 size or a Douglas/Shilen #5?  Big difference in dimensions and weight!

David 


It's a Douglass #5  still too heavy

van

Set Trigger a bit more formal than you illustrate.  Shooting Schuetzen around the country I have seen many local variations with ASSRA affiliated clubs and Clubs that used to be ASSRA affiliated. Also consider there are 3 single shot organizations outside of NRA competition .

Point is nobody is looking over the local Schuetzenmasters shoulder and they often make adjustments as they see fit.   

This is very different than NRA that takes a active part in match organization and has a paid staff keeping things in line.  Personally it makes no difference to me, have seen pro's and con's to each management style. 

Boats