Anyone going to the IRB at coffs harbour next weekend .
Regards Chris.
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Re: IRB
I was, but I have had to pull out due to personal reasons.
Alot of the guys I shot with last weekend at RBA are going, should be sopme stiff compitition.
My Tip, Peter Armstrong with his Hall.
If you get a chance to have a look at the barrel blocked 2000 series annie, worth a look some radical thinking there, He might not make weight, if he does he will also be very hard to beat.
I hope it all goes well.
Brett
Alot of the guys I shot with last weekend at RBA are going, should be sopme stiff compitition.
My Tip, Peter Armstrong with his Hall.
If you get a chance to have a look at the barrel blocked 2000 series annie, worth a look some radical thinking there, He might not make weight, if he does he will also be very hard to beat.
I hope it all goes well.
Brett
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Hey Brett with regards to weight I was under the impression that the weight was unrestricted.......Shite I better look at the rule book if its not and find out the limit.
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Re: IRB
RBA is unlimited, the only one in AUS that is, IRB is limited to 14lbs, see below from the Elliots website.
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IRB (International Rimfire Benchrest)
This is a relatively new SSAA rimfire discipline. Also a score shooting match, IRB has 25 blue scoring bulls on a rectangular target, however they are a lot smaller than the hunter class ones. The scoring rings are 10, 9, 8, 7, 6 and 5. The dot in the centre of the 10 ring scores an X. Top score is 250.25 per target. Time limit is 30 minutes and there is a sighter area at the top of the target as well as spare sighting bulls down both sides of the card. A match consists of one target or for a bigger event, 3 targets. The rilfles must weigh 14lbs (6.350kgs) or less and scope power is unlimited and the distance is 50m.
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IRB (International Rimfire Benchrest)
This is a relatively new SSAA rimfire discipline. Also a score shooting match, IRB has 25 blue scoring bulls on a rectangular target, however they are a lot smaller than the hunter class ones. The scoring rings are 10, 9, 8, 7, 6 and 5. The dot in the centre of the 10 ring scores an X. Top score is 250.25 per target. Time limit is 30 minutes and there is a sighter area at the top of the target as well as spare sighting bulls down both sides of the card. A match consists of one target or for a bigger event, 3 targets. The rilfles must weigh 14lbs (6.350kgs) or less and scope power is unlimited and the distance is 50m.
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Brett thanks for that.
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Re: IRB
Well i will back a Queenslander to take out the Coffs shoot John Padswald has to modify his rifle to come into weight but should still be up there and if Clinton Sondergeld gets his finger out and joined SSAA he also will be in contention along with Barry Hilzinger Greg Schneider and a few others, after my run to Sydney and back i wont be going anywhere till next year. MAybe the Camberra "FLY" are we still alowed to say FLY on here or will i be taxed.
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Hey Bob it should be interesting,had a crack at one of those targets saturday just gone in near perfect conditions and......................................well I hope its blowing its arse of up there this weekend.
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Re: IRB
Well what a weekend........................................guess who got a lesson on how to shoot on the saturday yep you guessed correct (drum roll please)...........
..............................."ME".
I really dont know what happened on the saturday other than I started to choke before a shot was fired..and I would rather not be in the first detail as I was.
There was a benefit to being in the first detail and that was that we could go and have a beer whilst sitting in the middle of a crystal clear river about half an hour earlier that the rest yes it was hot.
I opened my account on saturday with a spectacular 234 followed by a 239 and finally a 234,prettty consistant cept for the 239 finished 30 something for the day.So come saturday arvo I was hot,sweaty and pissed with myself...Oh well always tomorrow.
I awoke on the Sunday morning at 3.40 with the gut ache from hell and thought there goes any hope for today but the winds/breeze was still swirling but the conditions seemed to hold a little longer and were more consistant.
My first target was a 240 ok better than yesterday,next was a 245 Hmmmmm better still and finished the day with a 247 WooHoo now were talking..........................................shame about saturday though.
So I finished 30 something on saturday and 9th on the sunday for a overall placing of ......26th pretty crap I know but ya never know till ya go....and I went and enjoyed it as well.....blooody hard for me to concentrate for that long,30mins and 25 bulls was tough on the old brain .
Congratulations to Peter Armstrong for the win and also to 2nd and 3rd place and also to a young man that if you havent heard of you will...Mitchell Tallar who claimed 4th position.
IRB Nationals 2009 6 Target Aggregate
Place
ID#
Name
Score
X's
1
2156
Peter ARMSTRONG
1480
72
2
2014
Bill JUPP
1470
57
3
2022
Murray HICKS
1467
59
4
2183
Mitchell TALLAR
1465
68
5
2300
Robin COX
1463
68
6
4224
Mark BROWN
1462
68
7
2313
John PATZWALD
1462
60
8
2170
Bill COLLAROS
1461
55
9
4095
John COOK
1458
64
10
12
Stuart ELLIOT
1458
60
11
6016
Greg CRAWFORD
1457
62
12
2038
Peter FLEMING
1457
59
13
24
Phil JONES
1457
56
14
4157
Barry HILZINGER
1457
52
15
2184
Adrian BAILEY
1456
58
16
15
John RADFORD
1456
56
17
2123
John HARRISON
1455
65
18
21
Ray EDWARDS
1448
59
19
2310
Rob AUSTIN
1447
54
20
4026
Tom HODGSON
1446
53
21
22
Annie ELLIOT
1446
47
22
6015
Maureen EDWARDS
1445
53
23
4300
Stuart NEALE
1441
46
24
4185
Allan SMITH
1440
65
25
2309
Richard LIGHTFOOT
1439
62
26
2210
Chris TYNE
1439
51
27
2304
Nick WARD
1437
44
28
6018
David SLANN
1431
40
29
2137
Colin WOODFORD
1431
39
30
2182
Mark TALLAR
1425
36
31
2168
Clinton HARRISON
1424
44
32
2306
Geoff KNIGHT
1424
40
33
2307
Don POWELL
1421
40
34
2172
Wayne STYLES
1416
42
35
2124
Joy HARRISON
1413
48
36
2312
Jeff GRONO
1412
48
37
2302
Ashley ELFORD
1412
34
38
2125
Ian McNELLEE
1410
47
39
2018
Karl KUEHN
1407
29
40
2198
Paddy MCGUIRE
1405
43
41
2301
Leslie JONES
1397
37
42
2305
Steve BLANCH
1387
22
43
2126
Ray MUNRO
1366
32
44
2314
Jason LIGGETT
1345
23
45
2308
Robert JENSEN
1232
21
Regards Chris.
..............................."ME".
I really dont know what happened on the saturday other than I started to choke before a shot was fired..and I would rather not be in the first detail as I was.
There was a benefit to being in the first detail and that was that we could go and have a beer whilst sitting in the middle of a crystal clear river about half an hour earlier that the rest yes it was hot.
I opened my account on saturday with a spectacular 234 followed by a 239 and finally a 234,prettty consistant cept for the 239 finished 30 something for the day.So come saturday arvo I was hot,sweaty and pissed with myself...Oh well always tomorrow.
I awoke on the Sunday morning at 3.40 with the gut ache from hell and thought there goes any hope for today but the winds/breeze was still swirling but the conditions seemed to hold a little longer and were more consistant.
My first target was a 240 ok better than yesterday,next was a 245 Hmmmmm better still and finished the day with a 247 WooHoo now were talking..........................................shame about saturday though.
So I finished 30 something on saturday and 9th on the sunday for a overall placing of ......26th pretty crap I know but ya never know till ya go....and I went and enjoyed it as well.....blooody hard for me to concentrate for that long,30mins and 25 bulls was tough on the old brain .
Congratulations to Peter Armstrong for the win and also to 2nd and 3rd place and also to a young man that if you havent heard of you will...Mitchell Tallar who claimed 4th position.
IRB Nationals 2009 6 Target Aggregate
Place
ID#
Name
Score
X's
1
2156
Peter ARMSTRONG
1480
72
2
2014
Bill JUPP
1470
57
3
2022
Murray HICKS
1467
59
4
2183
Mitchell TALLAR
1465
68
5
2300
Robin COX
1463
68
6
4224
Mark BROWN
1462
68
7
2313
John PATZWALD
1462
60
8
2170
Bill COLLAROS
1461
55
9
4095
John COOK
1458
64
10
12
Stuart ELLIOT
1458
60
11
6016
Greg CRAWFORD
1457
62
12
2038
Peter FLEMING
1457
59
13
24
Phil JONES
1457
56
14
4157
Barry HILZINGER
1457
52
15
2184
Adrian BAILEY
1456
58
16
15
John RADFORD
1456
56
17
2123
John HARRISON
1455
65
18
21
Ray EDWARDS
1448
59
19
2310
Rob AUSTIN
1447
54
20
4026
Tom HODGSON
1446
53
21
22
Annie ELLIOT
1446
47
22
6015
Maureen EDWARDS
1445
53
23
4300
Stuart NEALE
1441
46
24
4185
Allan SMITH
1440
65
25
2309
Richard LIGHTFOOT
1439
62
26
2210
Chris TYNE
1439
51
27
2304
Nick WARD
1437
44
28
6018
David SLANN
1431
40
29
2137
Colin WOODFORD
1431
39
30
2182
Mark TALLAR
1425
36
31
2168
Clinton HARRISON
1424
44
32
2306
Geoff KNIGHT
1424
40
33
2307
Don POWELL
1421
40
34
2172
Wayne STYLES
1416
42
35
2124
Joy HARRISON
1413
48
36
2312
Jeff GRONO
1412
48
37
2302
Ashley ELFORD
1412
34
38
2125
Ian McNELLEE
1410
47
39
2018
Karl KUEHN
1407
29
40
2198
Paddy MCGUIRE
1405
43
41
2301
Leslie JONES
1397
37
42
2305
Steve BLANCH
1387
22
43
2126
Ray MUNRO
1366
32
44
2314
Jason LIGGETT
1345
23
45
2308
Robert JENSEN
1232
21
Regards Chris.