These are the group records that can ONLY be shot at the Beeson Range.

Rowland Match: Benchrest, 10 shots for group, single entry, annual match (spring)
1.240”    Jeff Schultz        2011

10 Shot Group Match: Benchrest, single entry, annual match (fall)2
.924”        Dale Reynolds        2011    

Benchrest Agg.: 80 shots, 20 shots each day for 4 days (spring & fall)
1992- 73    Dale Reynolds        2011** One measured .656”

The above one was part of a score match and not eligible to be considered for any kind of Group Match. Jan's (pictured), .512  group was also shot on a score target, not a group target, it was witnessed but, not at a match.

All groups, MUST be shot on a group target, 10 shot groups, MUST be shot in either the Spring or Fall to be considered for a record target and MUST be a ASSRA member. CW Rowland wasn't a ASSRA member

5 shot groups are re-entry and can be shot at anytime but, Must be shot on a group target. The five, 5 shot (both 100 & 200 yard) group match can be shot at anytime and any one of the targets can be considered for the single 5 shot group record.

I hope that clears up the way group records must be shot.

Frank

Sarge- a one inch group is pretty damn good for anybody!

I suppose one could state on the match flyer that any ASSRA Match is available upon request for anyone wanting to try one of the 25 or 50 shot group matches even though they are not and never have been listed at a particular affiliated club, eh?     (Or any other record match.)

What I was getting at, although what I wrote didn't specifically spell it out, is that records set at Beeson range, can not be broken, unless the better score is also shot at Beeson range. 

JSSS, up coming 50 shot match was put together as a "Specialty Match". I thought everyone knew about Specialty Matches. It's also a aniverary match, not for records but, to reconize it's 30 year history.

It's also what would be termed a "Professional Match" since the prizes are cash money.

BTW, thank's for the compiment?

Frank

I have wondered about that too as I have been trying to shed my responsiblities for quite some time.  My replacement at the club is not a member but I would think the match director needs to be.  Since I still do 90+%, it should not matter to the ASSRA who is responsible to the local club.

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But, the 10 shot group matches, still have to only be shot in the spring and fall to qualify for a 10 shot group record? Is that right? Since the designation where applied at the Spring and Fall EG matches, would a 10 shot group, shot in June, July or August be considered for a record? Or would it be considered as a re-entery type target?

One more thing, since we are talking about records, are there any range distance, requirements. Such as if a range had 200 yard targets but, because of them not being accurately measured when installed, how would that effect quallifing for a record. Say it was suppose to be 200 yards and it turned out to be 190 yards?

Not anyones fault but, it was just accepted for many years and no one though to actually measure the distance.

Is there a yardage tolerance?

Sorry but, I had to ask.

Frank

I believe what we are now experiencing is record confusion. We keep track of 2 sets of records the first is the ASSRA Match Records, these are open to any ASSRA member in good standing shooting a target under ASSRA rules. The second are National match records these are records that have been made by ASSRA Members in good standing at one of the three National matches held each year at Beeson’s Range in Etna Green Indiana. 
Because the ASSRA Schuetzenmeister is in attendance at these matches and scores the targets for the matches a target that has qualified for a record can be entered as a National Record signifying that it was shot at one of the Etna Green matches. If it also qualifies as an ASSRA Record than it is also entered on that list.
Just because at Etna Green matches we only have two shoulder-to-shoulder ten shot group matches a year does now preclude any local club from having a ten shot group match at every match they held. If someone beat the current 10 shot group record and submitted the target than he would be entered as the new ASSRA record holder.

 
J Louis, You need to calm down, take a deep breath, and explain what you wrote.
I have no idea what you mean.