2019 600/1000 IBS Australian LRBR Championships

[dg]

proposed dates/ schedule for 2019.

Tuesday 13th August - 600yd BR practise day

Copperhead - Gunpro 600 yd BR - Wednesday the 14th of August 2019

Thursday 15th August - 1000yd BR practise day

ExtraVision - Optimus Projectiles -GunPro SCC - Friday 16th August - Saturday 17th August - Sunday 18th August

the 600yd BR will remain a 4 target single day event. - 7 details (5 per detail))

the 1000yd BR will entail 2 targets per day - ( 6 target match) - 8 details ( 5 per detail)

thankyou again to all of our sponsors who have indicated continuing support for the 2019 ND SCC - 600/1000 Championships.


cheers
dave g

[Tony Z]

Still getting over the weekends pain but i guess you had better put me down for HG in both the 600 and 1000 please Dave.

[dg]

tony

locked you in both on sunday night

cheers
dave

[trevort]

I’m either gonna have to prep more cases or join in the bullet factory at the motel


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[Seddo]

I’m either gonna have to prep more cases or join in the bullet factory at the motel


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You've got a lot of time to do some prepping.

[mick_762]

Is there a link to the rules etc so I can look up the round count needed for 600 v 1000 yard shoots?

For example:
the 600yd BR will remain a 4 target single day event. - 7 details (5 per detail)) - I am assuming a 5 shot score (plus sighters) per target = 20 scoring rounds?

the 1000yd BR will entail 2 targets per day - ( 6 target match) - 8 details ( 5 per detail) - here its a little murkier..... 2 targets per day but its a 6 target match over 2 days.

Cheers.

[macca]

1000 yards will be six targets over three days.
Light gun (17lb and under) 30 scoring rounds.
Heavy gun 60 scoring rounds.
Sighter targets are for six minutes at 1000 .
I usuall use 3 to 5 but I did use 8 or 9 on one target when the wind was changing left to right as well as changing speed.

[mick_762]

1000 yards will be six targets over three days.
Light gun (17lb and under) 30 scoring rounds.
Heavy gun 60 scoring rounds.
Sighter targets are for six minutes at 1000 .
I usuall use 3 to 5 but I did use 8 or 9 on one target when the wind was changing left to right as well as changing speed.

Cheers macca - so theoretically 100 rounds would be sufficient for LG to shoot both 600 & 1000 yards.

[macca]

Yep. I took 150 so I could practice a bit on Thursday. That was also fireforming some new brass.

[mick_762]

Yep. I took 150 so I could practice a bit on Thursday. That was also fireforming some new brass.

Thanks mate.

[Old Trev-39]

I feel that 100 would be bare minimum. 150 would be safe. More so if conditions are similar.
I shot 54 in 600 including a few practice shots the day before, and 63 at 1000, including a few on the practice day before. That was for light gun.
Cheers,
Trevor.

[mick_762]

I feel that 100 would be bare minimum. 150 would be safe. More so if conditions are similar.
I shot 54 in 600 including a few practice shots the day before, and 63 at 1000, including a few on the practice day before. That was for light gun.
Cheers,
Trevor.

Not knocking but genuine question - for 50 scoring shots you would take 100 "practice shots"????

[macca]

At Narromine I shot 88 rounds in LG.
That was on 8 targets.
So technically if we had shot the ten targets I would have used at least 110.
So you might want 120-150.
Give me a kick in the bum Mick for forgetting the other 2 targets.

[macca]

Also to the above Trev only shot LG whereas I shot HG immediately before my LG so got a bit of a preview of the wind affect.
So maybethats why I used less rounds.

[mick_762]

All good - i am just confussed (slightly different to befuddled) as to the 66% increase of practice shots to scoring shots.

Coming from a TR "background" its really strange. From 2x sighters that you can convert to score (or cut) and then shooting a total of 10 scored rounds.
To using 2x more practice and sighters than you have shots to score.