2014 ASSRA All American 

Off Hand

Arizona Fall           Byron Goff 1066-1
ASSRA Summer      Martin Stenback 1049-5
Arizona Fall           Russ Hooks 983-1
Eau Claire Fall       Brian Dyrcz 968-0
Arizona Fall           Klaus Schattleitner 963-0
Eau Claire May       Laurie Gapko  954-2
Eau Claire Fall       Steven Studt 954-1
Eau Claire Fall       Bill Flanagan 893-2
Eau Claire Fall       Tom Jones 892-1
ASSRA Spring       Matt Blackall 891-2
Eau Claire May      Stan Krogman 847-0
Eau Claire Fall       Wade Nelson 840-0
Eau Claire May      Joel Peabody 845-2   




Bench Rest

Arizona Fall            Donn Hanks 1246-46
Arizona Fall            Tommy Mason 1237-37
Arizona Fall            Klaus Schattleitner 1224-24
Eau Claire Fall        Bill Flanagan 1204-12
Eau Claire Fall        Tom Bates 1194-16
Eau Claire Fall        Brian Dyrcz 1186-10
Eau Claire Fall        Tom Jones 1184-8
Eau Claire May       Laurie Gapko 1160-6
Eau Claire Fall        Wade Nelson 1144-4
Eau Claire Fall        Steven Studt 1141-4 
Eau Claire May       Stan Krogman 1111-6   
Eau Claire May       Joel Peabody 1071-1      
Eau Claire May        Tom Bauer 980-4   

I have some questions about this match:

1. Can the targets be kept by the club until the end of the year, and then be posted?

2. Do the targets have to be turned in or just posted by the club?

3. I take it that you have to have 50 shots completed with BP, to fulfill the requirements? The reason I ask is that I don't see anything designated as BP in the posted scores.

4. What are the BP rules for this match? Do you use the ASSRA BP rules?

5. Are the 50 shots with BP offhand or bench?

Frank

The All American is not a 3 match aggregate?  Just a collection of 3 individual 50 shot matches?

Are you thinking about doing it Frank?

I am not sure that I understand the question.
If you shoot an offhand score with black powder you could submit it for both the Black powder match and the offhand mach.  It would cost you $10.00, $5.00 for each class entered. 

If it is the highest score entered for all the offhand matches it would be the year end winner. 

If it is the highest score entered in the black powder match it would be the year end winner for that match.  In the black powder match that score would also be competing against all black powder scores shot off the bench and offhand.

If you shoot black powder bench rest you could enter it in both the bench rest match and the black powder match.  It would cost you $10.00, $5.00 for each class entered. 

Bench rest is bench rest and offhand is offhand but in the black powder match they compete against each other.  I was told that this was the way the original rules were set up.  It would seem to make it not worthwhile to shoot the black powder match offhand if you were only interested in winning the black powder match, but that may not be the goal of the person shooting the match.

If the match is shot with black powder and entered in the offhand or bench rest matches it could be noted that it was shot with black powder.

In the black powder match it could be noted as being shot either bench rest or offhand.

That sounds like the 50 shot bench match at Tacoma could be entered in All American.  We shoot it at both spring and fall matches.

frnkeore wrote on Feb 18^th, 2015 at 1:30am:

I think the rules are like any other bench rest match but with black powder which may be a duplex of black and smokeless.

I think its any cartridge.