600 IBS at Manatee?

[DHuffman]

Fair enough, my point was not the IBS wouldn't allow it. My point was it's been that way in Freedom from the beginning.

 

[R L U]

Im not sure about that? I dont remember seeing an agenda item about rear rests? I could be wrong though.

FYI. Last year’s nationals this topic was coveted and allowed. Heavy steel rear rest with a sand bag are ok to use as long as they don’t have elevation options (adjustable feet). See IBS current rules book.

 

[R L U]

FYI. Last year’s nationals this topic was coveted and allowed. Heavy steel rear rest with a sand bag are ok to use as long as they don’t have elevation options (adjustable feet). See IBS current rules book.

PS. For LG. HG. Was already ok to use.

 

[R L U]

Good reason for 51 state. Little brother

 

[JFrank]

FYI. Last year’s nationals this topic was coveted and allowed. Heavy steel rear rest with a sand bag are ok to use as long as they don’t have elevation options (adjustable feet). See IBS current rules book.

IBS light guns using mechanical rear rests..
When did that happen ?

 

[tom]

There are separate rule books for IBS 600 and 1,000, as they're two different disciplines. I have not read the 600, so you might check for yourselves to be sure. My light gun equipment will likely stay "old school" just for ease of use, but it does look like 600 has relaxed the light gun requirements. That was one of the few topics that I got push back on when we created the new 1,000 yard rulebook, so 1,000 is still the "old way".

Tom

 

[DHuffman]

IBS light guns using mechanical rear rests..
When did that happen ?

600 not 1k, was discussed for 1k at DC and left as it was.

 

[JFrank]

Well I’ll be darned .,

 

[R L U]

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Well I’ll be darned .,

Not mechanical. Just a monkey rest. Steel/ sandbag.

 

[DHuffman]

Not mechanical. Just a monkey rest. Steel/ sandbag.

Preach it brotha! There is a difference and much confusion!