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Extreme Air Rifle Match & AOA Grand Prix- April 29th, 30th, & May 1st - Ashland, Oregon + Match Report

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Wayne_Burns
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Extreme Air Gun Matches –Ashland, Oregon – April 29th, 30th & May 1st

AirGunOregon.com is proud to announce the Second annual, AOA  EBR and EFT Regional  Extreme Grand Prix Match at the Ashland Gun Club in Ashland Oregon.  Here is the location. Ashland Gun Club 555 Emigrant Creek Rd, Ashland OR 97520.

 The gate will be open for that weekend.

 

We have 10 covered benches and will be shooting the 100 yard 25 bull, 3’x4’ EBR targets, and for EFT 10 lanes with 2 targets at 25 to 100 yards for two days of 40 shot Extreme Field Target.

We’ll also have a speed silhouette match with two lanes of 5 shot targets, one at 50 yards and one at 35 yards.  This will be head to head contests with the winners each relay progressing to the finals.  Only 10 pellets can be loaded in your magazine… if you don’t miss, you don’t have to change mags.  The kill paddles are three @ 1- 9/16” and two @ 7/8” at each distance.

It’s a great site along the creek where we have a long covered picnic table & “wailing wall” for viewing the targets shot, and relaxing and eating while waiting for your relay on the benches or Speed Silhouette course.

For all events, we’ll have two classes if at least 3 pre-register for both, 45fpe and under and 46fpe to 100fpe.  .30 cal limit with factory made pellets.  NO Slug class.

There always seems to be a swirling wind blowing in that part of the valley, so this will be a great place to challenge your skills.  There will be money prizes and some nice rifles & equipment.  I’m working on that and the registration forms for the website, until then email me at wayne@airgunoregon.com  to let me know you are interested in coming.  I will update you about prizes as more sponsors sign up.  There will be prizes for 1st-3rd for the EBR and EFT matches and a single high combined score prize in each class if enough sign up for the two classes.  The winners also will earn up to 5 points to deduct from your Extreme Field Target scores at AOA’s Extreme Championships next October.  The date hasn’t been set as far as I know.

Friday morning at 7am, the practice range will open, and the speed silhouette will start at 12 noon.  The sight in/practice area should be able to stay live while competitors are shooting the speed silhouette. There will be a separate prize for first and second place for this event

Saturday the Extreme Field Target matches will start at 9:30am and 8:30 am on Sunday Morning.   Then we’ll shoot the 100 yard EBR targets around noon on Saturday, and Sunday starting at 11:00 am so we can do the awards and get folks heading home as early as possible. 

The distances will be posted on the Extreme Field Targets.  Targets will range from 7/8” to 4” set from 25 to 100 yards.  Timers will be used and competitors will be allowed 3 minutes per lane, to shoot 4 shots on target.  Every shot will count for score, no practice shots during the match.  One lane will be standing offhand. There will be 10 lanes, with two targets, two shots per target.  40 shot match each day. 80 shots possible for both days.

This will be a totally outdoor event and facilities will be setup for social distancing. And face masks will be required when closer than 4’ to a fellow competitor.

Entry fees and prizes are yet to be determined, so stay tuned, but mark the date on your calendars and again, email me if you are interested, so I can plan accordingly. wayne@airgunoregon.com

 

Hope you can make it, there will be dry camping onsite and we'll be cooking up nice meals and lots of fun in the evenings.

 

Wayne Burns,

Match Director

AirGun Oregon

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Wayne_Burns
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Air Guns of Arizona Championship Match bonus Points Breakdown:

This is only n the extreme field target event.  If at least 6 competitors register for under 45fpe AND over 46 to 100fpe, at least 5 days ahead of time, then I'll breakdown the 6 allowed points as follows:  Note that everyone gets one point for just shooting the event… plus:

2 points first place under 45fpe

1 point second place under 45fpe

2 points first place 46 to 100fpe

1 point second place 46 to 100fpe

 

But if less than 6 pre register for each class, like 3 -5 in under 45 and everyone else in the other class, then 1 point for winner of the under 45fpe class and:

3 points for winner of 46 to100fpe

2 points for second in 46 to 100fpe

 

Or visa/versa if under 45fpe has the most shooters..

I think that sound more fair, but I'm open to discussing it for a little while more before the event.

Wayne


   
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Wayne_Burns
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Registration Form.  Please register asap so I can figure out the food and awards.  I can also email you a copy if that is easier.

Thanks Wayne:

 

                         AOA & Ashland Extreme Bench Rest and Field Target Grand Prix

                             April 29- May 1st 2022 - Ashland Gun Club – Air Gun Range

                                        555 Emigrant Creek Road, Ashland, Or.  97520

                                                        Registration Form 

Name________________________________________________________  Phone _________________

Address______________________________________________________________________________

City___________________________________________________  State________ ___ Zip___________ Email________________________________________________________________________________

Air Rifle for FT __________________________________________________Pellet/wt. _______________

Scope________________________________________________________ Speed ______Ft. Lbs.______

Rifle Divisions- NO SLUG CLASSES- Factory made pellets only

.177 caliber to .25 caliber UP to 45fpe ______                       .22 to .30 caliber UP to 100fpe ______

Air Rifle for BR _________________________________________________Pellet & speed______________

Scope_________________________________________________________________ __Ft. Lbs. ________

I _________________________________________ hereby release all the owners of the property and managers of the Ashland Extreme Bench Rest and Field Target Challenge event from any and all liability from any injuries, losses and any other liabilities that might occur before, during, or after the air gun matches at any Ashland Gun Club .

 Signed by competitor__________________________________________________Date_______________

The cost for the Bench Rest and Field Target matches is $75 ea. or $125 for both events.  Registration ends when 30 competitors have registered.  A reserve list for replacing dropouts will also be kept. Use pay pal Friends @ the following email: wayne.burns@naturalyards.com      or make your check payable to Wayne Burns.

Camping onsite Friday & Saturday nights is available with breakfast and evening BBQ’s for an extra $75.

 Send to:  Wayne Burns, PO Box 3180, Ashland, Oregon 97520

Match Director: Wayne Burns 541-531-6926   email wayne@airgunoregon.com                                           

Head Range Head Safety Officer: Randy Ebersole - Cell – 541-613-7829


   
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Wayne_Burns
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Robert from AOA has graciously agreed to provide $1,000 for first place, $500 for second, and $250 for third place for the EFT match.  This will only be for the highest three scores for the extreme field target contest.  Thanks so much Robert and AOA.  Please support them with your air gun and supply purchases.  Robert said they will send some other goodies also to give away.

We also have had only about 15 registered so far and they are mostly all in the 40 to 60fpe range.  So, with these two new developments, I've decided to only have one class for both EFT and EBR. 

The Extreme Field Target Grand Prix points that you can add to your score at the EFT Championship match in AZ in Oct. will be awarded as follows:

3 points for first plus the $1,000 cash

2 points for second plus the $500 cash

1 point for third place plus the $250 cash

1 point is also given to everyone attending the match.

 

Prize money for the Extreme Bench Rest will be as follows:

$250 for first place

$150 for second

$100 for third

$50 for fourth

If you plan on coming and haven't registered yet, or paid yet, or are camping onsite, please let me know.

Registration can be done here:  https://airgunoregon.com/competitive-matches/

and payments can be made by family and friends at Paypal  wayne.burns@naturalyards.com

 

Or mail a check to:  Wayne Burns, PO Box 3180, Ashland, Oregon   97520

 

We'll be doing the speed silhouette matches on Friday afternoon and evening for the late arrivers. 

Saturday morning at 6:30am to 8:45am will be sight in and the day one 40 shot EFT match will start at 9:15 after the safety meeting.  Extreme 100 yard bench rest will start after the EFT which should be about noon or 1pm. 

Sunday morning at 6:30am to 8:15am will be sight in and the day two 40 shot EFT match will start at 8:45am after the safety meeting.  Extreme 100 yard bench rest will start after the EFT which should be about 11am or noon.

Thanks and hope you can make it!

Wayne


   
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Wayne_Burns
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Here is a link to the weather report for the next 10 days in Ashland.  It looks like the much needed rain we've been getting will clear up and we'll have some nice partly cloudy and cooler weather. Low 60's for highs and about 40 for the lows.

https://www.wunderground.com/forecast/us/or/ashland/42.20,-122.72

Wayne

 


   
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Wayne_Burns
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Don't forget your AAFTA 12fpe .177 caliber pistol for the 25 yard pistol bench rest match we'll do while the speed silhouette is going on Friday.

The range is ready for site in on Thursday and Friday as well.

Travel safe everyone... we'll be ready to show you a good time and some fun competitive matches.

 

Wayne

 


   
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Jacob_W_Sumner
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  1. Another great match! Photos are to big to post so here is a link to the Facebook page.

 

https://www.facebook.com/102040668064612/posts/517631909838817/?sfnsn=mo


   
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Match Report AOA and AirGun Oregon 2022 Extreme Bench Rest & Field Target

First off, Thanks to our sponsor Air Guns of Arizona, and my Air Gun Oregon team, Randy, Jacob, Eric, Chris, Casey… and my sister Laurie for feeding us lunch both Saturday and Sunday.  Thanks also to Larry Durham aka LD for his advice with planning.

The second annual AOA-Air Gun Oregon Extreme Air gun match went smoothly.  Competitors had fun and shot safely.  The weather gave a little bit to dance around with a shower Saturday morning during the Extreme Field Target match, but we had the covered benches so we could shoot from those decks when necessary and the showers were mostly light.  But the wind on both sides of that front played havoc on some of the bench rest scores that afternoon, with a particularly gusty period making one relay on Saturday pretty tough. 

We had 19 competitors attend from; AZ, Calif, Portland Or. and locally.  On Sunday, we had high temps in the 70s, clear and partly cloudy skies along with mild morning winds that switched direction about 11am from SW to NE from behind us and became very gusty and changed direction & velocity constantly up to 8mph. The wind would change right before you took your shot.  Shooting only in a wind flag condition you have tested became extra important.

Friday morning we opened sight in practice at 7am and the 15 yard 12fpe pistol bench and Extreme Speed Silhouette games at noon. 

For the pistol bench rest, competitors were allowed to shoot from bags only and could enter as many times as time allowed to improve their scores.  But, the winner and 2nd place shooters of the pistol bench rest only shot one card. Randy Ebersole shot a perfect 250/250 16x with a 1 of 4 custom USFT pistol LD built a couple years ago. Eric McCormick also shot a single card 248 11x for 2nd place. Larry Durham took 3rd with a best card of 3 of 247 11x with his 1 of 1 custom USFT pistol with the hammer spring in the pistol grip. After many cards, Jim Ziegler and I tied with 246 for 4th, Jim shot LDs rig and I shot USFT pistol #3.  Another point behind was Sandy Corcorran with 245 11x, and Chris Lovitt with 245 6x.  Darren Taylor was next with a 242 10x and Scott Hull with 241 6x.

The speed silhouette match was the “John Bagakis Show”.  He knocked over five, 7/8” targets & five, 1- 19/16” targets in 15 seconds at 35 and 50 yards.  Second place was Dave Wilson with 28 seconds, third was Scott Hull with 36 seconds.  John shot again “just for fun” and did it in 13 seconds!  Wow, is all I can say.

We had light showers on Saturday morning and the wind was gentle and fairly predictable.  Sandy Corcorran and John Bagakis scorched the course with 39/40 each and Bobby Corcorran was at 38.  Still potentially in the running after day one was Larry Piercy with 36, me at 35, Randy Ebersole, at 32 and Fred Phillips at 31.

We started the EFT match earlier on Sunday morning with partly cloudy skies, readable moderate wind, and mild temps.  But the wind became very tricky about halfway through the match… switching from steadily in our face from the SW to behind us quartering from both left and right and straight.  It became very easy to not notice the change and get caught holding on the wrong side.

But, some of us are very good at noticing those kinds of things.  People like Bobby Corcorran, who was only one shot from cleaning the course as were his wife Sandy, and John Bagakis the day before.  Bobby took first and the $1,000 prize money & 3 EBR points.  The $500 and 2 points for second went to John Bagakis, and $250 & 1 point to Sandy Corcorran for 3rd.

The Extreme Bench rest featured the same actors pretty much as the EFT show.  Bobby shot the high score Saturday with a 214/250.  Larry Piercy was not far behind with a 210/250 and Sandy Corcorran with a 209/250.

Sunday, we started the EFT match early which allowed starting the EBR match before lunch… with some eating while the first relay was shooting.  That helped us get everything done sooner and traveling folks on their way home by 2 pm.  John Bagakis shot the high score with a 217/250, and that moved him up to a 4th place finish.  Stan Mountford shot the 2nd highest score Sunday with a 215/250 to move him into 3rd place, and Bobby shot the 3rd highest on Sunday with another 214/250 to secure a first place win in the EBR match.  His wife Sandy again shined brightly with a 213/250 to take home 2nd place overall.

The second annual Airgun Oregon/AOA EFT & EBR match went smoothly and we were graced with much admiration for our efforts to host the match.  We also thank all of you who traveled to attend… especially now, with the cost of travel so high.

Again thanks so much to Robert and AOA and my AirGun Oregon team.  Job well done!!

Respectfully submitted,

Wayne Burns,

Match Director

AirGun Oregon


   
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Here are the scores:

EBR

EBR

EBR

EBR

 

EFT

EFT

EFT

EFT

     

Day 1

Day 2

TL

Place

Competitor

Day 1

Day 2

TL

Place

Air Rifle

Scope

Pellet speed

214

214

428

1

Bobby Corcorran

38

39

77

1

DayState Red Wolf

Athlon Midas TAC 24x

.22 JSB 25gr @ 940

196

217

413

4

John Bagakis

39

36

75

2

Daystate Redwolf .25 cal

Athlon

.25 33.95 @ 870

209

213

422

2

Sandy Corcorran

39

35

74

3

DayState Red Wolf

Athlon Midas TAC 24x

.22 JSB 25gr @ 965

210

154

364

9

Larry Piercy

36

33

69

4

Daystate Redwolf .30 cal

Athlon

.30 JSB 44.75 @ 820

163

169

332

14

Wayne Burns

35

32

67

5

LD USFT # 114 .25 cal

Falcon x50 - 10-50x60

.25 JSB 25gr @ 920

168

202

370

7

Fred Phillips

31

33

64

6

FX Impact .25 cal

NF MX8

.25 33.95 @ 870

161

159

320

15

Jacob Sumner

30

33

63

7

FX Impact .22 cal

Falcon x50 - 10-50x60

.22 JSB 25gr @ 980

168

187

355

10

Randy Ebersole

32

29

61

8

Benjamin Gunner .25cal

Falcon x50 - 10-50x60

.25 JSB 25gr @ 900

202

215

417

3

Stanley Mountford

30

30

60

9

FX Crown MKll

Sightron

.25 JSB 25gr @870

198

189

387

6

Darren Taylor

29

29

58

11

Ataman MZ

Falcon T50 - 10-50x60

.22 JSB 25gr @ 980

173

196

369

8

Larry Durham

29

29

58

10

LD USFT .22 cal

Hawke 6-24x50

.22 JSB 25gr @ 920

140

128

268

17

Scott Hull

23

23

46

12

Benjamin Armarda .22cal

Hawke ED 8-32

.22 JSB 25gr @ 980

151

90

241

18

Jim Zigler

22

23

45

13

USFT

Bushnell 6500 8-32

.22 JSB 25gr @ 940

156

179

335

12

Chris Lovitt

23

18

41

14

Krale Pro 500 .25 cal

Falcon T50 - 10-50x60

.25 JSB 25gr @ 865

159

181

340

11

Eric McCormick

23

16

39

15

Krale Pro 500 .25 cal

Falcon T50 - 10-50x60

.25 JSB 25gr @ 865

123

156

279

16

Gene McCafferty

22

15

37

16

Raw HM1000X

Athlon 4.5-30x56

.25 FX 34 gr @ 880

160

175

335

13

Fred Biergiel

 

34

34

17

Raw HM1000X

Hawke ED 8-40

.22 FX 18.1 gr @ 1035

 

193

193

19

Carl Preusse

12

16

28

18

FX Boss

Hawke Sidewinder

.25 33.95 @ 870

198

208

406

5

Dave Wilson

11

14

25

19

FX Impact MKIII

Athlon Cronus BTR 4.5

.25 FX 34 gr @ 880

 

The second annual Airgun Oregon/AOA EFT & EBR match went smoothly and we were graced with much admiration for our efforts to host the match.  We also thank all of you who traveled to attend… especially now, with the cost of travel so high.

Again thanks so much to Robert and AOA and my AirGun Oregon team.  Job well done!!

Respectfully submitted,

Wayne Burns,

Match Director

AirGun Oregon


   
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