USPSA Bass River 7-1

[Supermoto]

Another great match at Bass River. The stages were alot of fun.
stage 2 was interesting, were yo had to read a Dice and a playing card before shooting. Stage 3 had a good amount of run and gun, which I always like.

Thanks to all who work to put on this match

Quick video of stage 3
www.walshimaging.com/uspsa/media/mikestage1.mpg

 

[Mooney]

Yeah- thanks Bass River crew! I had a really fun day (except for those dang standards ) 75 feet, weak hand only, with a DAO revolver and no practice lately was a humbling experience to say the least! Good choice of classifier and great freestyle stages.

 

[38supermatt]

Stage 2 was "interesting" but not a legal stage under the current rules, but hey, shoot the problem presented to you.
3 & 4 were great
the classifier, well, it's a classifier. I wish there was a match tomorrow since we've got the day off.

 

[Rob Boudrie]

Great choice of classifier - It solved the problem of "OK, we're done with the classifier; guess we have to hang around at wait, and wait, and wait since we got done so far ahead of the next stage."

 

[TY43215]

The 4 people that set up that match did a great job. Many had to work Saturday but 4 were able to make sure there were 4 stages for the 40 plus shooters to enjoy.

Hat's off to Lori, Larry, Steve and Neil for stepping up and making the 07-01 match fun for all.

 

[swatmedic]

It was a good match, I had fun, and it was a beautiful day on the cape

 

[Supermoto]

scores are up

 

[PMD]

Wow - six Masters at the match - looks like their was some good competition.

 

[GTOShootr]

Wow - six Masters at the match - looks like their was some good competition.

Yes, Ian wasn't very rusty either. He probably would have won but on the last stage he had a mag follower hang-up, turned the mag into a rattle. A 5 second string took him 22.

We had the complete opposite of the classifier you shot at Westfield, Lazy Man Standards, with a target out to 25 yard and strong/weak hand shooting.

Matt took gaming to a whole new level on stage two by memorizing the backsides of the playing cards so he didn't have to flip the one dealt to him.

 

[Supermoto]

Matt took gaming to a whole new level on stage two by memorizing the backsides of the playing cards so he didn't have to flip the one dealt to him.

that was pretty funny.
I wonder if it would have been faster just to take headshots on all the targets instead of picking up the cone, but that would probably be a procedural.

What I thought was interesting was how many people, myself included, looked at the card, shot, then looked at the card again before takingthe headshot

 

[PMD]

that was pretty funny.
I wonder if it would have been faster just to take headshots on all the targets instead of picking up the cone, but that would probably be a procedural.

What I thought was interesting was how many people, myself included, looked at the card, shot, then looked at the card again before takingthe headshot

Guess I need to see the replay to understand that stage.

 

[38supermatt]

Yes, Ian wasn't very rusty either. He probably would have won but on the last stage he had a mag follower hang-up, turned the mag into a rattle. A 5 second string took him 22.

BLASPHEMY!
I was up 18 points after 2 stages, and he only got 14.5 of them back on our third, stage 1. So it all came down to that last stage

Mike- you could have taken headshots on all the targets, but then you'd have had to put 15 shots out there, as you're going to need 3 shots on one of them and if you don't know which one you need, you'll need to shoot them all, plus, you have a higher chance of misses when shooting head shots, and you are down more points shooting head shots if you're just getting B's. Great big A zone on those targets in the center, can't afford to be down points on those so close.
Can't say it would be a procedural.
If the target is scored comstock, any hit anywhere on the scoring zone is supposed to be counted, so if you just shot them all, can't say it's a procedural for shooting them all in the upper A/B zone.

Having thought a lot about the string with the steel, it would be a better hit factor to have never picked up the die, shot all the steel down, and taken the procedural for knocking the one down you weren't supposed to.

Paul- I'll explain it to you Sunday

 

[Supermoto]

BLASPHEMY!
I was up 18 points after 2 stages, and he only got 14.5 of them back on our third, stage 1. So it all came down to that last stage

Mike- you could have taken headshots on all the targets, but then you'd have had to put 15 shots out there, as you're going to need 3 shots on one of them and if you don't know which one you need, you'll need to shoot them all, plus, you have a higher chance of misses when shooting head shots, and you are down more points shooting head shots if you're just getting B's. Great big A zone on those targets in the center, can't afford to be down points on those so close.
Can't say it would be a procedural.
If the target is scored comstock, any hit anywhere on the scoring zone is supposed to be counted, so if you just shot them all, can't say it's a procedural for shooting them all in the upper A/B zone.

Actually what I meant was, to shoot the A-zone in the body with 2 shots, then put 1 in the head on each target, would it take longer for you to pick up the cone, read the card, then to take 4 head shot with the transition

 

[GTOShootr]

BLASPHEMY!
I was up 18 points after 2 stages, and he only got 14.5 of them back on our third, stage 1. So it all came down to that last stage

Anyway, it was close enough that Matt had to do the math.