Conditions where hot (90+ deg), heavy mirage, light switchy winds.

CF, 200 yard, Average of 5, five shot Groups
1. Tony Heitz, 2.106 (.858, small group)
2. Frank Elliott, 2.282
3. Steve Barber, 2.55
4. Elaine Elliott, 3.708

22RF, 100 yard, AS, BR (Scored ISSA)
1. Frank Elliott, 245 6c (breech seated)
2. Tony Heitz, 244 6c
3. Lonnie Bathke, 243 4c
4. Dave Nulton, 242 4c
5. Nena Heitz, 241 4c
6. Steve Barber, 239 3c
7. Bill Moore, 238 1c
8. Elaine Elliott, 208

This will be the last match, scored by me, in the ISSA format.

This massage was posted on the ASSRA forum, by ASSRA's National Schuetzenmeister:

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The top 3 positions, were much closer, if scored to the center of the bullet impact and the winner is more apparent when scored ASSRA. It was actually a very close match and would have scored this way:

1. Tony, 241 3c
2. Frank, 241 2c
3. Lonnie, 241 2c (wide shot by only 1/8") 

Next shoot will be, August 27th.
We had a discussion and a vote on holding a larger invitational match for September. It will be a two day match, with the range reserved, Friday for practice.
The format will be:

Two relays of 11 shooters, CF and two relays of 10 shooters RF.

50 shot, 22RF, BR, AS and 50 shot OH @ 100 yd. Prize to be determined, to the winners of each match.

50 shot, CF, BR, AS and a 20 shot BR, IS @ 200 yd on Sunday, the 25th. $100 to the winner.

I will be posting more about this in both the Annoument and the General sections of this forum.

Frank

Gentleman when Frank came out to shoot with us he was breech seating his rimfire rifle, loading at the bench and diid extremely well. If memory serves me right he came in second possibly third maybe even first I just can't remember. Frank please feel free to clarify exactly where you finished? I was not only impressed with his results but it was also the first time I have ever seen it done. If anyone is interested in being competitive in Schuetzen rimfire and cannot afford the ammunition race Frank's expertise in doing so is invaluable. All though we do not get along at times my comments are indeed in all honesty and well deserving on his behalf. I would also encourage him to write a detailed article in the journal along with pictures so his vast knowledge in this field would not be lost. If he has calling in the life I truly do feel that Rimfire breech seating Schuetzen is it and I now truly do wish him the best.

I also want to give Bob Z a heart felt thank you for opening my eyes in regards to giving credit to where credit is due and having the ability to overlook the on going distractions and slight differences in opinions for the other topics and subject matter.

JLouis

westerner wrote on Jul 26^th, 2016 at 11:29pm:

Joe,
BSing 22's is my job! The gooberment is paying me well, as another way to dis-arm the booblic. Laughing all the way to the bank

Frank

Yes, it was my German 22, re-barreled by Modesto's, very own George Titherington. A famous barrel maker of the 1930 - 50's.

Leon gave me some info about him, while I was there.

Pictured below, with it's new 3200 scope. I'm very proud of this rifle and it is still my OH rifle.

Frank

Some of the people that shot Titherington barrels, back in the 30's.

Frank