Bianchi Plates

[scooterj]

47 out of 48 today.. That is all

 

[spanky]

Nice job pooter.

 

[bayoupirate]

Sounds like a game I want to play.

 

[kz45]

Nice!! whats the distance, 50 yards?

 

[scooterj]

12 plates at 10 yds
12 plates at 15 yds
12 plates at 20 yds
12 plates at 25 yds

All fixed time and not allowed any extra shots.

AND 459 with 23 X's on the mover

 

[scooterj]

Joe, when you gonna try the Bianchi match?

 

[kz45]

Joe, when you gonna try the Bianchi match?

I need to seriously work on my accuracy first, but, I will show up one day.

 

[scooterj]

It can't do anything but help all the other games. Everything is equal to a fixed time USPSA stage (no extra shots and the targets disappear so you can't go overtime)

BTW...it is frickin hard!!

 

[Sin-ster]

It can't do anything but help all the other games. Everything is equal to a fixed time USPSA stage (no extra shots and the targets disappear so you can't go overtime)

BTW...it is frickin hard!!

What are the time limits, out of curiosity?

And where did you shoot it?

 

[scooterj]

Shot in Liberty Mississippi. This is kinda long but...

The Practical Event
Sponsored by: Universal Coin & Bullion
Rounds: 48
Targets: NRA AP-l targets.
Range: 10, 15, 25, and 50 Yards.
2010 Open Winner: Bruce Piatt 480-46x
2010 Metallic Winner: Robert Vadasz 476-24x
2010 Production Winner: Mark Owensby 463-21x
Procedure:
The Competitor stands facing 2 targets downrange.
The tops of the targets will be approximately 6 feet
above ground level and 3 feet apart, edge-to-edge.
The starting position will be with the firearm
holstered and both hands held shoulder high. The
starting signal will be the turning of the targets
preceded by the verbal commands “READY” and
“STAND BY."
10 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor fires
one round at each target within a three (3) second
time period. At the second signal to commence
fire, the competitor fires two (2) rounds at each
target within a four (4) second time period. At the
third signal to commence fire, the competitor fires
three (3) rounds at each target with the weak hand
only within eight (8) second time period. (The
competitor may use the strong hand to produce and
exchange the handgun for this third segment, but all
six (6) rounds must be fired with the weak hand
without support for the hand or arm of any kind.)
15 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor fires
one (1) round at each target within a four (4) second
time period. At the second signal to commence
fire, the competitor fires two (2) rounds at each
target within five (5) seconds. At the third (3)
signal to commence fire, the competitor fires three
(3) rounds at each target within six (6) seconds.
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25 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor fires
one (1) round at each target within a five (5) second
time period. At the second signal to commence fire,
the competitor fires two (2) rounds at each target
within six (6) seconds. At the third signal to
commence fire, the competitor fires three (3) rounds
at each target within the seven (7) second time
period.
50 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor fires
one (1) round at each target within seven (7)
seconds. At the second signal to commence fire,
the competitor fires two (2) rounds at each target
within ten (10) seconds. At the third signal to
commence fire, the competitor fires three (3) rounds
at each target within fifteen (15) seconds.
Penalties:
A penalty of ten (10) points will be charged for a
premature start, for each procedural error, as well as
for each round fired over the designated number,
for each round fired while supporting the weak
hand or arm during the third segment at the 10-yard
stage. Penalties for crossfire will be determined
from actual scoring of targets as outlined in NRA
Action Pistol Rule 9.25, 14.7 & 14.10.
Note: Competitors must fire the 10-yard line
segment in the standing position. Competitors may
fire the 15, 25, and 50-yard line segments in the
prone position at their option.
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E-2 Event II:
The Barricade Event
Sponsored by: Safariland
Rounds: 48
Targets: NRA AP-l targets.
Range: 10, 15, 25, and 35 Yards.
2010 Open Winner: Luca Mangano 480-48x
2010 Metallic Winner: Robert Vadasz 480-38x
2010 Production Winner: Enoch Smith 469-22x
Procedure:
At each stage there will be a six (6) foot high, two
(2) foot-wide barricade. They will be placed in a
line, one directly behind another. Each barricade
will have a clearly marked two (2) foot-wide by
three (3) foot long firing area on the up range side.
The competitor must be within the firing area at the
“COMMENCE FIRE” signal and no portion of the
competitor’s body or equipment may touch outside
the firing area until the competitor has finished
firing the designated rounds. The barricade will be
considered to be within the firing area and may be
used as support. There will be two (2) targets
downrange. One will be placed three (3) feet to the
left of the centerline and one three (3) feet to the
right. The starting position will be with the firearm
holstered and the palms of both hands on the face of
the barricade. The starting signal will be the
turning of the targets preceded by the verbal
commands “READY” and “STAND BY."
10 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor fires
six (6) rounds at either target from the matching
side of the barricade within the five (5) second time
period. At the second signal to commence fire, the
competitor fires six (6) rounds at the remaining
target from the matching side of the barricade
within the five (5) second time period.
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15 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor fires
six (6) rounds at either target from the matching
side of the barricade within the six (6) second time
period. At the second signal to commence fire, the
competitor fires six (6) rounds at the remaining
target from the matching side of the barricade
within the six (6) second time period.
25 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor fires
six (6) rounds at either target from the matching
side of the barricade within the seven (7) second
time period. At the second signal to commence
fire, the competitor fires six (6) rounds at the
remaining target from the matching side of the
barricade within the seven (7) second time period.
35 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor fires
six (6) rounds at either target from the matching
side of the barricade within the eight (8) second
time period. At the second signal to commence
fire, the competitor fires six (6) rounds at the
remaining target from the matching side of the
barricade within the eight (8) second time period.
Penalties:
A penalty of ten (10) points will be charged for a
premature start, for each procedural error and for
each round fired over the designated number.
Penalties for crossfire will be determined from
actual scoring of targets as outlined in NRA Action
Pistol Rule 9.25, 14.7 & 14.10.
Note: All competitors must fire all stages in the
standing position. All competitors may use the
Barricade for support. No portion of the firearm to
rest against the Barricade for Metallic or
Production Firearm categories. Competitors will
not be permitted to “Lock on to the Barricade”.
This course will be divided into four stages, two
strings per stage, 6 shots per string, 48 shots; all
shots will be fired from behind a barricade.
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E-3 Event III:
The Moving Target Event
Sponsored by: Sig Sauer, Inc.
Rounds: 48
Targets: NRA AP-l target.
Range: 10, 15, 20, and 25 Yards.
2010 Open Winner: Don Golembieski 480-42x
2010 Metallic Winner: Greg Davis 478-37x
2010 Production Winner: Enoch Smith 476-28x
Procedure:
The target will move from behind a barricade,
travel sixty (60) feet in six (6) seconds, and then
disappear behind another barricade. There will be a
clearly marked, three (3) foot square firing area at
each stage. The firing square will be at the center of
the sixty (60) foot run of the target. The competitor
must remain within the firing square for the
complete firing sequence. The starting position will
be with the firearm holstered and both hands held
shoulder high. There will be no audible signals.
When the competitor is ready to fire, both hands
must be raised to the starting position. The signal to
commence firing will be when the target appears
from behind the barricade.
10 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor fires
six (6) rounds at the target, which moves from right
to left. At the second signal to commence fire, the
competitor fires six (6) rounds at the target, which
moves from left to right.
15 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor fires
six (6) rounds at the target, which moves from right
to left. At the second signal to commence fire, the
competitor fires six (6) rounds at the target, which
moves from left to right.
20 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor fires
three (3) rounds at the target, which moves from
right to left. At the second signal to commence fire,
the competitor fires three (3) rounds at the target,
which moves from left to right. This procedure is
then repeated one more time.
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25 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor fires
three (3) rounds at the target, which moves from
right to left. At the second signal to commence fire,
the competitor fires three (3) rounds at the target,
which moves from left to right. The procedure is
then repeated one more time.
Penalties:
There will be a ten (10)-point penalty for any
premature start, for each procedural error, for any
round that strikes either barricade, and for any
round fired over the designated amount.
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E-4 Event IV:
The Falling Plate Event
Sponsored by: Smith & Wesson
Rounds: 48
Targets: 8" Round White Metal
Plates
Range: 10, 15, 20, and 25 Yards.
2010 Open Winner: Craig Ginger 480-123x
2010 Metallic Winner: Troy Mattheyer 480-51x
2010 Production Winner: Kyle Schmidt 470-47x
Procedure:
There will be six (6) target plates placed one foot
apart, edge-to-edge. They will be four (4) feet
above ground level to the bottom edge. The starting
position will be with firearm holstered and both
hands held shoulder high. The starting signal will
be an audible type (whistle, horn, etc.) preceded by
the verbal commands “READY” and “STAND
BY."
10 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor will
fire one (1) round at each target. The targets must
be knocked down in order to count for score. The
time limit will be six (6) seconds. The procedure is
then repeated.
15 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor will
fire one (1) round at each target. The targets must
be knocked down in order to count for score. The
time limit will be seven (7) seconds. The procedure
is then repeated.
20 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor will
fire one (1) round at each target. The targets must
be knocked down in order to count for score. The
time limit will be eight (8) seconds. The procedure
is then repeated.
25 Yard Stage:
At the signal to commence fire, the competitor will
fire one (1) round at each target. The targets must
be knocked down in order to count for score. The
time limit will be nine (9) seconds. The procedure is
then repeated.
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Penalties:
A penalty of ten (10) points and 1X will be charged
for a premature start, for each procedural error, and
for each round fired over the designated number.
Note: Competitors must fire the 10-yard line
segment in the standing position. Competitors may
fire the 15, 20, and 25-yard line segments in the
prone position at their option.

 

[latech15]

What gun do you shoot for Bianchi?

 

[scooterj]

S&W 610 10mm revolver shooting 40S&W loaded with Bayou Bullets 140gr tc bullet atop VV n320. velocity is 1150fps

 

[latech15]

Do you have a power factor in Bianchi?

I have seen your 610. Nice rig. Don't you have a revo set up with an offset base (not sure what you call it) for the mover?

You know most of my guns, which one would I shoot?

 

[scooterj]

Minimum PF is 120
No Mover base, just an Alchin C-more mount with a 2min C-more and a set of Hogue BigButt Grips.
Whatever you feel You can shoot the most accurate with a bullet velocity as close to 1000fps as possible. The velocity comes into play on the mover.