The attached file was sent to me, it only includes the first 4 matches. I believe though the aggregate that is posted is the fiinal after the 8 targets (However I'm not absolutely sure. I will attempt to post each days results.
2024 NBRSA Nationals Phoenix LV, SP, HV 100 unl 200, unl grand
- Thread starter gary ocock
- Start date
- Status
I can't help but notice several names aren't on the score sheet, did they not shoot?
SP, LV, and HV 100 added, unl 200 and Grand
Last edited:
jmill21
Gold $$ Contributor
Thanks Gary good job.
jackieschmidt
Gold $$ Contributor
Thanks for the reports.
Leeinmichigan
Silver $$ Contributor
Congratulations Ed Adams. The UNL Grand Agg win provides him the necessary points to get inducted into the US Benchrest Hall of Fame!
No HOF points to be awarded in the UL class this year
Last edited:
What a shame, I feel for Mr. Adams.
I can't believe this isn't being discussed here, surely people are up in arms?!
I can't believe this isn't being discussed here, surely people are up in arms?!
jackieschmidt
Gold $$ Contributor
What’s that all about.
varminthunter1
Gold $$ Contributor
I heard that the shooters agreed to only rotate benches after every other match for Unlimited only.
Nobody could point to rule that required it. It was also rumored that Dave Woodward (NBRSA president) resigned over it.
Rules are Rules for a reason!
NBRSA rules should not be altered at a sanctioned match. This was a highly anticipated match and shooters traveled a long distance to attend.
I also heard multiple shooters, that had already registered and paid, refused to shoot the Unlimited class. I also heard this range announced they will no longer be hosting NBRSA matches in the future.
NBRSA rules should not be altered at a sanctioned match. This was a highly anticipated match and shooters traveled a long distance to attend.
I also heard multiple shooters, that had already registered and paid, refused to shoot the Unlimited class. I also heard this range announced they will no longer be hosting NBRSA matches in the future.
Last edited:
jcline
Silver $$ Contributor
Shooters did NOT agree to this and even if they did, they don’t have the power to override the rulebook. There is a procedure to have a rule changed and that clearly didn’t happen.
varminthunter1
Gold $$ Contributor
I believe that I misspoke about them agreeing.
I just looked it up. NBRSA Rules 6.5.5 looks to cover bench rotation. It refers to a match, but then says event.
However, the word "event" is not clearly defined. Any vague wording is open to interpretation.
I'm curious how this plays out.
Jeff
JoeDuke
Gold $$ Contributor
from the NBRSA rule book on the NBRSA website.
"6.5.5. Under no circumstances will a shooter be allowed to select his/her bench. In lieu of a physical bench drawing, computer software approved by the NBRSA Board of Directors may be used to randomly draw benches. At National Championship Tournaments, a system of bench rotation will be used whereby each competitor will fire his/her first match on the assigned bench and for each following event, he/she shall move a predetermined number of benches to the right. This bench rotation system may be used at any NBRSA Match when so elected by the Host Club."
Clear to me that you must move / rotate after each and every target shot.
"6.5.5. Under no circumstances will a shooter be allowed to select his/her bench. In lieu of a physical bench drawing, computer software approved by the NBRSA Board of Directors may be used to randomly draw benches. At National Championship Tournaments, a system of bench rotation will be used whereby each competitor will fire his/her first match on the assigned bench and for each following event, he/she shall move a predetermined number of benches to the right. This bench rotation system may be used at any NBRSA Match when so elected by the Host Club."
Clear to me that you must move / rotate after each and every target shot.
I agree
Last edited:
D Coots
Silver $$ Contributor
^^^^^^^^^^^^
jackieschmidt
Gold $$ Contributor
The fact that they chose not to rotate benches after every match should have no bearing on whether the winner of the 100, 200, and Grand Aggregate would be awarded the appropriate HOF points.
The reason being is the HOF is NOT a purview of the NBRSA. It is a separate entity.
It has always been understood that HOF points were awarded at IBS and NBRSA National Events for yardage wins, Grand Agg wins, and the Three Gun.
This was still The Unlimited Nationals regardless of the Ranges decision on how it would be run or who chose to shoot or not.
The reason being is the HOF is NOT a purview of the NBRSA. It is a separate entity.
It has always been understood that HOF points were awarded at IBS and NBRSA National Events for yardage wins, Grand Agg wins, and the Three Gun.
This was still The Unlimited Nationals regardless of the Ranges decision on how it would be run or who chose to shoot or not.
jcline
Silver $$ Contributor
Pretty sure it was only one person or possibly two. It sure wasn’t the executive board.
- Status
Upgrades & Donations
This Forum's expenses are primarily paid by member contributions. You can upgrade your Forum membership in seconds. Gold and Silver members get unlimited FREE classifieds for one year. Gold members can upload custom avatars.
Click Upgrade Membership Button ABOVE to get Gold or Silver Status.
You can also donate any amount, large or small, with the button below. Include your Forum Name in the PayPal Notes field.
To DONATE by CHECK, or make a recurring donation, CLICK HERE to learn how.
Click Upgrade Membership Button ABOVE to get Gold or Silver Status.
You can also donate any amount, large or small, with the button below. Include your Forum Name in the PayPal Notes field.
To DONATE by CHECK, or make a recurring donation, CLICK HERE to learn how.