By the time I finished typing this Jim B. had dumped all responses to the Data part of it, as he should have as it had nothing to do with Scores.

Frank,
I also like 40 Rods attitude regarding most every thing concerning ASSRA, he should probably run for President, if for no other reason than because of his attitude and the ideas he comes up with.

I also realize that people are different and that we have both shooters and collectors, but like Frank said, what would your rifle be worth if it had a name on it such as Pope, Rowland, Mann, Hudson, etc.

Theses guys were shooters. I may be wrong but I believe that ASSRA is more of a shooting association than a collectors association.

It just hit me and I now realized what Frank said, and I have to agree, it was done years ago, way before computers and there didn't seem to be a problem, and it had to be done with a pencil and paper because there were no computers, guys just seemed to do what had to be done for the good of others and the association. It should be much, much easier and faster now that we have computers. 

At my first shoot I was told that I had to fill out the info on the target for it to count for score, needless to say I filled out the info and have done it at all the shoots I've gone to since, it was not a hard thing to do and thought it was a good thing and would help others if the info was shared. Thought for sure that's why it was on the target. I did not know that it wasn't going to be used for anything.

Frank,
I hear a lot about the Coors events, I don't know much about them but I assume it was before computers, does anyone have an idea of how many shooters were in these events.

 QB,
What happens to the equipment section of the registration form after your done with it, I would still like to build my RF gun with some knowledge of what most guys are using.
 O C S

Here are some pics of how equipment lists used to be, before computers. 

At Coors in '87 there were 101 shooters and the equip list continues on the back of the last page. There were 5 full pages of it, I only copied 2 pages.

Frank

The ISSA is the successor to the Coors match organization.  The website is (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links); You can contact the president, Dave Purcell, about copies of the bulletin at davepurcell50@msn.com.   

Personally, I've used the equipment lists in match results, both from the ISSA and when it was published in the ASSRA Journal, when I was looking to get started in the game...barrels, sights, moulds, chamberings, powder and amounts, primers...all good information for a newbie!  And you could see what the winners were reporting for equipment.

David

I am willing to send the registration sheets to anyone who wants to key in all the data and post it on the forum and maybe send it in to Merz for inclusion in the Journal.

Pat Weber has copies of the results and the equipment lists from last years ISSA Nationals. Contact her and she will sell you a copy of the published hard copy results. She is shooting at the Canadian International ASSRA Match and the Canadian ISSA regional  this week and is not imediately available to contact.

Muchas gracias!

David

Centershot and all
I am taking on the project this time for two reasons. First I am scratching for material to fill a Journal - That's a hint for any of you who are inclined to write. I will accept articles about anything single shot related. 
Secondly I have not established a format for the equipment information and it will be easier the first time around for me to do it myself than take what someone else has done and then get it back into a format that will work in the Journal. Once I get a format established I would appreciate all the help I can get in keeping it up.
Centershot thank you for stepping up I hope we can work together on later equipment lists.

40 Rod