GUNSMOKE VOLUME # 13 Issue # 6 August-September 1997

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1 GUNSMOKE VOLUME # 13 Issue # 6 August-September 1997 THE BUFF CHRONICLES NOTES FROM THE IPSC RANGE CHAIRMAN This space is usually reserved for something humorous, IMHO, but this month I would like to devote the column to the subject of sportsmanship as applied to IPSC shooting. The pursuit of prizes and wooden placks sometimes drives the best of us to acting immaturely in an all out total effort to win. Now this winning of an award may be nice for the winner, but when it is done at someone else s expense I ask you all to consider the price. We are all out here shooting and playing at games in the pursuit of recreation, fun, diversion--we want to get away from the pressures of jobs and business. We want to forget about family problems. We just want to have a good time and spend our leisure time pursuing fun. If a shooter pulls an over competitive number in order to do better in a match--he puts all those around him in a state of NON FUN, and that s a drag. e.g. Our old friend the undeserved reshoot puts pressure on the RO. When appealed up to the MD, it ruins his day. If anyone else needs to get involved, their recreational pastime is compromised with inane bickering and arguing. At a recent Limited match we had a situation which after hearing accounts (I didn t have the misfortune to be involved but heard about it later), I would describe as adversarial officiating. Two of our guys were in hyper competitive mode and were not cutting any slack for each other, and they RO d each other on a couple of stages. There were questions raised of inappropriate scoring of penalties and requests for reshoots which were known to be undeserved. The MD had to get involved a several times and his day was much less fun than it should have been. All this bickering ended up being relatively meaningless in the overall standings and easily could have been avoided by a little less desire to win at all costs. This incident was looked at by the Hot Shots Board which decided that nothing could be proved--so the matter was dropped. Feathers were definitely ruffled, but nothing was done about that incident. HOWEVER as a result of this incident, I have instituted a new procedure for dealing with events raising questions of sportsmanship. The Hot Shots now have a Board of Control which will deal with any reports concerning issues of behavior or sportsmanship at the range and during the matches. Joan Wieder is the chair of the Board of Control and anyone can make a report to her (or to me) about any questionable incidents. Issues may be reported to the Board of Control by anyone--that is, someone who is not a party to the incident is able to report it and the incident will be investigated thoroughly. This Board of Control is empowered to apply sanctions to those violating the tenants of behavior and good sportsmanship. Hopefully the existence of a venue to explore and enforce behavior will deter our group from further over competitiveness which goes beyond the bounds of acceptable deportment. into the realm of unsportsmanlike conduct. Tom Frenkel IPSC Range Chairman VERY SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS GOOD FRIEND BILL LAGUSIS IS MOVING TO ARIZONA HE WILL BE MISSED 2755 N. Sea Pines Circle Mesa, AZ billybullet@earthlink.net VISIT HOT SHOTS WEB PAGE RESULTS, SCHEDULE, MOVIES,& MORE COURTESY ALAN SAMUEL TABLE OF CONTENTS Page BUFF CHRONICLES...# 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS...# 1 RO SCHEDULE...# 2 MATCH REPORT...# 2 LETTER TO GUNSMOKE...# 3 MATCH RESULTS...# 4-7 CLASSIFIED ADDS...# 3 COMING EVENTS...# 8 CONTRIBUTIONS SHOULD BE SENT TO RETURN ADDRESS PREFERABLY IN DISK FORM, OR TO: buff87@aol.com DEADLINE FOR ALL 10TH OF MONTH!

2 page 2 GUNSMOKE August-September, VOLUME 13, ISSUE 6. Chuck (chuckdvc@aol.com) Bradley of Shooter s Connection presents 7th Limited C award to the BUFFSTER SATURDAY R.O. SCHEDULE DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE LATEST ISSUE OF GUNSMOKE RULES! THE LAST ISSUE OF GUNSMOKE HAD SOME MISTAKES IN THE RO SCHEDULE, YOUR EDITOR APOLOGIZES AND WOULD ASK FOR IMMEDIATE INPUT IT ANYONE SEES SUCH MISTAKES IN THE FUTURE. GOLDEN GATE CHAMPIONSHIP REPORT BUFF SABOED BY WATER SPORTS For the first time in nine years your fearless reporter shot the Golden Gate with a squad. Unfortunately he was sabotaged by evil Smythian water devices and vile vials of green slime courtesy of the King s minions. Out of six stages the Buffmeister managed to have one decent un, make that lurch. Beginning with the last stage as would befit a late middle aged person, I managed to start by dropping the tube of Elvis DNA for the first act after the buzzer beeped. Picked it up and shuffled off to mediocrity. On to Stage 1 where there was one very low and perniciously vil port which caused my old fiend Mike to appear and not for the last ime. Stage 2 presented an array of poppers which I couldn t seem to hit with less than 2 shots each. Another slow burn (as opposed to blazing un). Stage 3 had lots of little plates which were even harder to hit han the nasty poppers on 2. The only thing I did right here was managing to reload before I ran out of ammo. That was luck and it didn t help enuf. Stage 4 of Smyth (that s with an S) design was a zero. Succeeded in dropping the little gizmo which I was supposed to carry in my pocket and picked up 32 or so procedurals along the way. Too bad ince I did it fast (just ask my wife) for me. Stage 5 was a really good run. No misses, no procedurals, no mistakes, no extra shots. Less than twice the best time of the day and I was tickled pink--or was that not enuf Bullfrog? All in all the word inauspicious was given a new meaning at Golden Gate 97. To think I could have shot through and had an excuse. At least I had a nice name badge and got home by midnight. Thanks to all the people who helped clean up after the banquet nd especially to Wes Lew, Rich Theilen, and Brian Agron who along with me were out in the dark picking up the tables and chairs from the endor area at 10:15 p.m. From the trenches, Two Pigs F...ing Ray Wakida photo LEADER SQUAD DATE Linder squad 6 10/04/97 BAY BRIDGE CHARITY MATCH 10/11/97 Wong squad 7 10/18/97 Potter squad 8 10/25/97 Kan squad 9 11/01/97 Frenkel squad 0 11/08/97 Ruff squad 1 11/15/97 Maeda squad 2 11/22/97 Ochoa squad 3 11/29/97 Antonini squad 4 12/06/97 Roessler squad 5 12/13/97 Linder squad 6 12/20/97 Wong squad 7 12/27/97 Potter squad 8 01/03/98 Kan squad 9 01/10/98 Frenkel squad 0 01/17/98 Ruff squad 1 01/24/98 Maeda squad 2 01/31/98 Ochoa squad 3 02/07/98 Antonini squad 4 02/14/98 Roessler squad 5 02/21/98 Linder squad 6 02/28/98 Wong squad 7 03/07/98 Potter squad 8 03/14/98 Kan squad 9 03/21/98 Frenkel squad 0 03/28/98 Ruff squad 1 04/04/98 Maeda squad 2 04/11/98 Ochoa squad 3 04/18/98 Antonini squad 4 04/25/98 Roessler squad 5 05/02/98 Linder squad 6 05/09/98 Wong squad 7 05/16/98 Potter squad 8 05/23/98 Kan squad 9 05/30/98 Frenkel squad 0 06/06/98 Ruff squad 1 06/13/98 Maeda squad 2 06/20/98 Ochoa squad 3 06/27/98

3 page 3 GUNSMOKE August-September, VOLUME 13, ISSUE 6. SAFE HANDGUNNER CLASSES 4th SAT OF SEP-NOV 1997 CALL EBERT KAN h w Equpiment needed: ear and eye protection, safe and servicable handgun of 9 mm or larger, hoster that covers the trigger guard and retains the gun under movement, and a couple of spare magazines or speed loaders approx. 150 rounds of ammunition. $15 class fee. Class 9:30--4:30, Registration 9:00-9:30 Students receive Safe Handgun Competitor Handbook. Upon completion of course, all paper work will be turned in to USPSA, who will mail back certification cards for all students passing the course. These will be mailed to the students with a certificate to shoot their first IPSC match at Richmond Rod and Gun Club for free. STEEL CHALLENGE MATCH 5 TRADITIONAL STAGES IONE RANGE NOV 1 & 2 SUNDAY MATCH $15.00 SATURDAY PRACTICE $6.00 BRUCE GRAY MD Super comp gun built by Dick Bancroft. Test fired only, very accurate. STI frame, Colt slide, Nowlin bbl, Brown beavertail & safety, McCormick hammer & sear, 3 chamber comp with 2 hybrid holes. Bomar cut for slide racker. Provide your own optic. New. $1200. Springfield P9 comp gun by Bruce Gray. Long slide, 9x21, Huening bbl, 5 port comp, checkered, beavertail, magwell, safety, trigger job, PDP2 scope & mount, 5 magazines, brass. Exc. condition. $1000. Para P14.45, new in box. $550. SV.40 hicap magazines. New, $55 each. REVOLVER STUFF FOR SALE L FRAME S& W SPEED LOADERS 9 SAFARILAND COMP III PLUS 7 HKS S & W N FRAME.44 7 SKW S & W PPC BOX. ALL FOR $ PAUL JUNG Rich Wilbur

4 page 4 GUNSMOKE August-September, VOLUME 13, ISSUE 6. CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES AUGUST 3, 1997 Place Competitor USPSA Class L R F M L M F J S Match Pts. Match % 1 WAKIDA, RUSS TY22486 G MAEDA, ROD TY21696 M OCHOA, JAMES A14785 M RUFF, DAN A2964 M WAKIDA, RAY TY22211 A CRUZ, FRANK JR. L1658 M LIM, JOHNNY A23606 A CARLSON, ADAM L1363 M Low, Elson TY33636 B UCHIDA, DAVE A6582 M L Chan, Thomas L1620 A KAN, EBERT TY7271 M WONG, STEVE L2191 A Schmidt, Carl A19294 M AHERN, BRUCE A28700 B SAMUEL, ALAN TY29527 A POTTER, ALEX A15167 A Roessler, Carl FY2511 B HASHIMOTO, WALTER A25441 B MINGOA, GLENN TY30082 C JUNG, ALAN A22820 B ECHOLS, RAY A24921 G Spilker, Russell A33093 U VIZCARRA, ARTHUR A27836 B DEVOLL, RICK A25465 B CRUZ, SHERYL A30037 C F Bajada, Jose L L2289 A LAGUSIS, BILL A4075 B LEW, WESLEY TY19390 A Evans, Rocky TY26846 B SMYTH, NOLAN A11898 A L SOLANO, JOE A4918 B L Johnson, Gillis FY28472 C CHU, KEVIN TY25171 B L Bagley, Ken A34153 C Katalbas, Carlos A33484 C Ashcavai, Gary TY31052 C L MEEDS, DAVID A23794 B L RAYMUNDO, RICKY TY31347 C L MILLER, SCOTT TY16696 C L CAMBRE, LOUIS L2161 C L THEILEN, RICK A22188 B GALLAGHER, JIM A20550 A Miyashiro, Matt A36779 U Manzon, Rene A35693 D Umpa, Alex A Van Zevern, Mark A32422 C Saburomaru, James A18635 C L AGRON, BRIAN A22901 C Melton, Albert TY35379 D L SHUEY, GENE A32423 C L FUGATE, TOM A34312 C L FRICANO, TONY A18862 C Fields, Mark A30049 C Warren, Erik A36569 D L Ganoe, David J A34792 C L SMYTH, GENE A27993 B L DERRAMA, BEN A23650 A L Broadnax, Bill B HAYS, VERN A5386 B L Morgenroth, Jerry A34726 D L STOLARZ, RON U L Coates, Randy A33287 C L MELTON, ED A26614 C Stage 1 Place Competitor No. Class Pts Pen Time Hit Fact Stg Pts Stg % 1 MAEDA, ROD 35 M OCHOA, JAMES 36 M RUFF, DAN 8 M WAKIDA, RUSS 47 G WAKIDA, RAY 43 A Chan, Thomas 34 A Low, Elson 46 B SAMUEL, ALAN 33 A CARLSON, ADAM 59 M Johnson, Gillis 15 C AHERN, BRUCE 2 B HASHIMOTO, WALTER 41 B Roessler, Carl 1 B KAN, EBERT 32 M Spilker, Russell 3 U Bajada, Jose L 6 A Schmidt, Carl 27 M CRUZ, SHERYL 58 C ECHOLS, RAY 18 G MINGOA, GLENN 49 C LIM, JOHNNY 62 A UCHIDA, DAVE 60 M LEW, WESLEY 31 A DERRAMA, BEN 61 A CHU, KEVIN 63 B Bagley, Ken 39 C POTTER, ALEX 7 A MEEDS, DAVID 21 B Melton, Albert 48 D RAYMUNDO, RICKY 52 C Miyashiro, Matt 23 U Manzon, Rene 53 D Ashcavai, Gary 11 C MILLER, SCOTT 14 C AGRON, BRIAN 37 C WONG, STEVE 42 A CAMBRE, LOUIS 30 C FRICANO, TONY 16 C HAYS, VERN 24 B Katalbas, Carlos 55 C Evans, Rocky 28 B CRUZ, FRANK JR. 57 M JUNG, ALAN 45 B VIZCARRA, ARTHUR 50 B LAGUSIS, BILL 25 B Warren, Erik 22 D STOLARZ, RON 44 U Van Zevern, Mark 9 C Broadnax, Bill 29 B SOLANO, JOE 64 B FUGATE, TOM 4 C Morgenroth, Jerry 38 D DEVOLL, RICK 26 B SHUEY, GENE 13 C Umpa, Alex THEILEN, RICK 40 B Fields, Mark 56 C Saburomaru, James 10 C SMYTH, GENE 20 B Ganoe, David J 5 C Coates, Randy 12 C DNF MELTON, ED 51 C Did Not Finish Tie SMYTH, NOLAN 19 A DNF GALLAGHER, JIM 17 A Did Not Finish Stage 2 1 WAKIDA, RUSS 47 G LIM, JOHNNY 62 A RUFF, DAN 8 M CARLSON, ADAM 59 M Spilker, Russell 3 U WAKIDA, RAY 43 A CRUZ, FRANK JR. 57 M DEVOLL, RICK 26 B SAMUEL, ALAN 33 A MAEDA, ROD 35 M OCHOA, JAMES 36 M AHERN, BRUCE 2 B HASHIMOTO, WALTER 41 B Chan, Thomas 34 A MINGOA, GLENN 49 C Manzon, Rene 53 D UCHIDA, DAVE 60 M Low, Elson 46 B VIZCARRA, ARTHUR 50 B ECHOLS, RAY 18 G CRUZ, SHERYL 58 C KAN, EBERT 32 M SMYTH, NOLAN 19 A GALLAGHER, JIM 17 A Evans, Rocky 28 B POTTER, ALEX 7 A Umpa, Alex LAGUSIS, BILL 25 B Bajada, Jose L 6 A JUNG, ALAN 45 B Ashcavai, Gary 11 C Bagley, Ken 39 C LEW, WESLEY 31 A Roessler, Carl 1 B Schmidt, Carl 27 M SOLANO, JOE 64 B Katalbas, Carlos 55 C RAYMUNDO, RICKY 52 C MEEDS, DAVID 21 B WONG, STEVE 42 A MILLER, SCOTT 14 C Johnson, Gillis 15 C Melton, Albert 48 D Fields, Mark 56 C CHU, KEVIN 63 B CAMBRE, LOUIS 30 C Miyashiro, Matt 23 U AGRON, BRIAN 37 C Saburomaru, James 10 C Van Zevern, Mark 9 C SHUEY, GENE 13 C Broadnax, Bill 29 B FUGATE, TOM 4 C Warren, Erik 22 D Morgenroth, Jerry 38 D Ganoe, David J 5 C SMYTH, GENE 20 B Coates, Randy 12 C THEILEN, RICK 40 B FRICANO, TONY 16 C STOLARZ, RON 44 U DNF DERRAMA, BEN 61 A Did Not Finish DNF MELTON, ED 51 C Did Not Finish DNF HAYS, VERN 24 B Did Not Finish Stage 3 1 MAEDA, ROD 35 M ECHOLS, RAY 18 G WAKIDA, RUSS 47 G POTTER, ALEX 7 A CRUZ, FRANK JR. 57 M WAKIDA, RAY 43 A VIZCARRA, ARTHUR 50 B OCHOA, JAMES 36 M CARLSON, ADAM 59 M Low, Elson 46 B Roessler, Carl 1 B SOLANO, JOE 64 B Chan, Thomas 34 A WONG, STEVE 42 A JUNG, ALAN 45 B GALLAGHER, JIM 17 A Schmidt, Carl 27 M LIM, JOHNNY 62 A UCHIDA, DAVE 60 M DEVOLL, RICK 26 B RUFF, DAN 8 M AGRON, BRIAN 37 C Evans, Rocky 28 B HASHIMOTO, WALTER 41 B LAGUSIS, BILL 25 B SMYTH, NOLAN 19 A AHERN, BRUCE 2 B Katalbas, Carlos 55 C KAN, EBERT 32 M LEW, WESLEY 31 A Spilker, Russell 3 U Johnson, Gillis 15 C CHU, KEVIN 63 B SMYTH, GENE 20 B MINGOA, GLENN 49 C MEEDS, DAVID 21 B Bagley, Ken 39 C Umpa, Alex Ganoe, David J 5 C DERRAMA, BEN 61 A Broadnax, Bill 29 B CAMBRE, LOUIS 30 C THEILEN, RICK 40 B Manzon, Rene 53 D Ashcavai, Gary 11 C MILLER, SCOTT 14 C SHUEY, GENE 13 C Van Zevern, Mark 9 C Melton, Albert 48 D Fields, Mark 56 C FUGATE, TOM 4 C RAYMUNDO, RICKY 52 C Coates, Randy 12 C Saburomaru, James 10 C SAMUEL, ALAN 33 A FRICANO, TONY 16 C Warren, Erik 22 D Bajada, Jose L 6 A CRUZ, SHERYL 58 C Morgenroth, Jerry 38 D STOLARZ, RON 44 U Miyashiro, Matt 23 U DNF MELTON, ED 51 C Did Not Finish DNF HAYS, VERN 24 B Did Not Finish Stage 4 1 WAKIDA, RUSS 47 G CRUZ, FRANK JR. 57 M

5 page 5 GUNSMOKE August-September, VOLUME 13, ISSUE 6. 3 MAEDA, ROD 35 M OCHOA, JAMES 36 M WAKIDA, RAY 43 A WONG, STEVE 42 A SAMUEL, ALAN 33 A SMYTH, NOLAN 19 A JUNG, ALAN 45 B UCHIDA, DAVE 60 M KAN, EBERT 32 M MINGOA, GLENN 49 C RUFF, DAN 8 M Schmidt, Carl 27 M ECHOLS, RAY 18 G Chan, Thomas 34 A Roessler, Carl 1 B Low, Elson 46 B AHERN, BRUCE 2 B POTTER, ALEX 7 A DEVOLL, RICK 26 B CARLSON, ADAM 59 M HASHIMOTO, WALTER 41 B GALLAGHER, JIM 17 A THEILEN, RICK 40 B CHU, KEVIN 63 B Evans, Rocky 28 B Spilker, Russell 3 U Van Zevern, Mark 9 C Saburomaru, James 10 C Miyashiro, Matt 23 U Umpa, Alex Bajada, Jose L 6 A Johnson, Gillis 15 C RAYMUNDO, RICKY 52 C Ashcavai, Gary 11 C CAMBRE, LOUIS 30 C LAGUSIS, BILL 25 B Bagley, Ken 39 C CRUZ, SHERYL 58 C LIM, JOHNNY 62 A Katalbas, Carlos 55 C LEW, WESLEY 31 A FUGATE, TOM 4 C Melton, Albert 48 D VIZCARRA, ARTHUR 50 B SHUEY, GENE 13 C SOLANO, JOE 64 B MILLER, SCOTT 14 C SMYTH, GENE 20 B FRICANO, TONY 16 C MEEDS, DAVID 21 B AGRON, BRIAN 37 C Fields, Mark 56 C STOLARZ, RON 44 U Ganoe, David J 5 C Warren, Erik 22 D Morgenroth, Jerry 38 D Broadnax, Bill 29 B Manzon, Rene 53 D DNF Coates, Randy 12 C Did Not Finish DNF HAYS, VERN 24 B Did Not Finish DNF DERRAMA, BEN 61 A Did Not Finish DNF MELTON, ED 51 C Did Not Finish Stage 5 1 MAEDA, ROD 35 M WAKIDA, RUSS 47 G LIM, JOHNNY 62 A CRUZ, FRANK JR. 57 M VIZCARRA, ARTHUR 50 B RUFF, DAN 8 M WONG, STEVE 42 A OCHOA, JAMES 36 M Low, Elson 46 B JUNG, ALAN 45 B POTTER, ALEX 7 A KAN, EBERT 32 M DEVOLL, RICK 26 B CARLSON, ADAM 59 M LAGUSIS, BILL 25 B GALLAGHER, JIM 17 A UCHIDA, DAVE 60 M Schmidt, Carl 27 M MINGOA, GLENN 49 C DERRAMA, BEN 61 A ECHOLS, RAY 18 G WAKIDA, RAY 43 A CRUZ, SHERYL 58 C Roessler, Carl 1 B SAMUEL, ALAN 33 A Spilker, Russell 3 U THEILEN, RICK 40 B SOLANO, JOE 64 B LEW, WESLEY 31 A AHERN, BRUCE 2 B Bajada, Jose L 6 A Manzon, Rene 53 D SMYTH, NOLAN 19 A Van Zevern, Mark 9 C Broadnax, Bill 29 B HASHIMOTO, WALTER 41 B Johnson, Gillis 15 C Chan, Thomas 34 A Miyashiro, Matt 23 U Umpa, Alex HAYS, VERN 24 B Evans, Rocky 28 B MEEDS, DAVID 21 B Melton, Albert 48 D Ganoe, David J 5 C MILLER, SCOTT 14 C Saburomaru, James 10 C Katalbas, Carlos 55 C SMYTH, GENE 20 B Ashcavai, Gary 11 C Bagley, Ken 39 C SHUEY, GENE 13 C CHU, KEVIN 63 B CAMBRE, LOUIS 30 C RAYMUNDO, RICKY 52 C FRICANO, TONY 16 C FUGATE, TOM 4 C MELTON, ED 51 C AGRON, BRIAN 37 C Fields, Mark 56 C Morgenroth, Jerry 38 D Warren, Erik 22 D Coates, Randy 12 C STOLARZ, RON 44 U Stage 6 CLOSE QUARTER STANDARDS 1 WAKIDA, RUSS 47 G RUFF, DAN 8 M MAEDA, ROD 35 M OCHOA, JAMES 36 M UCHIDA, DAVE 60 M WONG, STEVE 42 A WAKIDA, RAY 43 A LIM, JOHNNY 62 A Schmidt, Carl 27 M SOLANO, JOE 64 B SMYTH, NOLAN 19 A Saburomaru, James 10 C CRUZ, FRANK JR. 57 M Roessler, Carl 1 B Bajada, Jose L 6 A HASHIMOTO, WALTER 41 B HAYS, VERN 24 B JUNG, ALAN 45 B AHERN, BRUCE 2 B THEILEN, RICK 40 B POTTER, ALEX 7 A CHU, KEVIN 63 B Chan, Thomas 34 A CARLSON, ADAM 59 M DEVOLL, RICK 26 B Evans, Rocky 28 B CRUZ, SHERYL 58 C LAGUSIS, BILL 25 B Katalbas, Carlos 55 C VIZCARRA, ARTHUR 50 B Bagley, Ken 39 C KAN, EBERT 32 M LEW, WESLEY 31 A Ashcavai, Gary 11 C CAMBRE, LOUIS 30 C Low, Elson 46 B MEEDS, DAVID 21 B MILLER, SCOTT 14 C Tie SAMUEL, ALAN 33 A Spilker, Russell 3 U Manzon, Rene 53 D RAYMUNDO, RICKY 52 C SHUEY, GENE 13 C FUGATE, TOM 4 C MINGOA, GLENN 49 C Miyashiro, Matt 23 U AGRON, BRIAN 37 C Ganoe, David J 5 C Warren, Erik 22 D Fields, Mark 56 C FRICANO, TONY 16 C SMYTH, GENE 20 B ECHOLS, RAY 18 G Van Zevern, Mark 9 C Morgenroth, Jerry 38 D Johnson, Gillis 15 C Umpa, Alex Coates, Randy 12 C DERRAMA, BEN 61 A Broadnax, Bill 29 B Melton, Albert 48 D MELTON, ED 51 C DNF STOLARZ, RON 44 U Did Not Finish Limited Match July 20, 1997 Place Competitor USPSA Class L R F M L M F J S Match Pts. Match % 1 Spagnoli, Angelo L1078 M L Daudet, John TY24736 A L SMYTH, NOLAN A11898 A L MAEDA, ROD TY21696 A L SAMUEL, ALAN TY29527 B L SOLANO, JOE A4918 B L RUFF, DAN A2964 A L HOHL, DETLEF TY17474 B L BELTRAME, MAX A31833 B L WELLER, KEVIN A33056 B L SHAVER, TIM A33885 B L CHU, KEVIN TY25171 B L MEEDS, DAVID A23794 B L NG, JON L2151 B L Webb, David A31974 C L Ashcavai, Gary TY31052 C L JUNG, ALAN A22820 B L Saburomaiu, James A18635 U L CAMBRE, LOUIS L2161 C L SHUEY, GENE A32423 C L High II, Royce A32334 C L NISHIMURA, DEAN U L Coates, Randy A33287 C L KREAMER, JIM A23360 C L Warren, Erik A36569 D L BUSH, MIKE TY35023 D L Gunar, Ron A35742 D L BENNETT, PAUL A27107 D L m LITTMAN, DAVID A31091 U L AGRON, BRIAN A22901 B L DEMICELL, DUANE A34534 U L White, Richard A36640 U L Temph, Bill U L Lee, Ham U L Adley, Ben A33553 U L JENSEN, RICH A36801 U L Lu, Allen U L Littman, Kathy A31090 U L F HARO, DANIEL A24997 C L DQ STOLARZ, RON U L MATCH DISQUALIFICATION Stage1 Almost The Same Place Competitor No. Class Pts Pen Time Hit Fact Stg Pts Stg % 1 Spagnoli, Angelo 34 M SMYTH, NOLAN 30 A RUFF, DAN 35 A SAMUEL, ALAN 27 B Daudet, John 29 A Ashcavai, Gary 19 C CHU, KEVIN 33 B Saburomaiu, James 18 U HOHL, DETLEF 26 B JUNG, ALAN 39 B WELLER, KEVIN 28 B SHAVER, TIM 2 B SHUEY, GENE 7 C Webb, David 11 C BELTRAME, MAX 38 B MAEDA, ROD 40 A CAMBRE, LOUIS 21 C High II, Royce 10 C NG, JON 32 B SOLANO, JOE 36 B MEEDS, DAVID 20 B NISHIMURA, DEAN 14 U BENNETT, PAUL 17 D DEMICELL, DUANE 22 U Gunar, Ron 3 D Temph, Bill 12 U AGRON, BRIAN 13 B KREAMER, JIM 8 C Coates, Randy 9 C White, Richard 25 U BUSH, MIKE 1 D Warren, Erik 6 D LITTMAN, DAVID 16 U Lee, Ham 4 U

6 page 6 GUNSMOKE August-September, VOLUME 13, ISSUE Adley, Ben 37 U Lu, Allen 5 U Littman, Kathy 15 U JENSEN, RICH 23 U DNF HARO, DANIEL 31 C Did Not Finish Stage2 Oh No, More Steel 1 Spagnoli, Angelo 34 M MAEDA, ROD 40 A SOLANO, JOE 36 B SMYTH, NOLAN 30 A BELTRAME, MAX 38 B JUNG, ALAN 39 B HOHL, DETLEF 26 B MEEDS, DAVID 20 B Webb, David 11 C SHAVER, TIM 2 B SAMUEL, ALAN 27 B Saburomaiu, James 18 U SHUEY, GENE 7 C WELLER, KEVIN 28 B Daudet, John 29 A CAMBRE, LOUIS 21 C KREAMER, JIM 8 C CHU, KEVIN 33 B Ashcavai, Gary 19 C NISHIMURA, DEAN 14 U RUFF, DAN 35 A Coates, Randy 9 C NG, JON 32 B Warren, Erik 6 D BENNETT, PAUL 17 D Gunar, Ron 3 D AGRON, BRIAN 13 B Lee, Ham 4 U High II, Royce 10 C BUSH, MIKE 1 D LITTMAN, DAVID 16 U DEMICELL, DUANE 22 U Temph, Bill 12 U Adley, Ben 37 U Littman, Kathy 15 U JENSEN, RICH 23 U White, Richard 25 U Lu, Allen 5 U DNF HARO, DANIEL 31 C Did Not Finish Stage3 Rod's Revenge 1 MAEDA, ROD 40 A Daudet, John 29 A WELLER, KEVIN 28 B Spagnoli, Angelo 34 M SOLANO, JOE 36 B BELTRAME, MAX 38 B JUNG, ALAN 39 B HOHL, DETLEF 26 B NG, JON 32 B SMYTH, NOLAN 30 A MEEDS, DAVID 20 B SHAVER, TIM 2 B Webb, David 11 C High II, Royce 10 C CHU, KEVIN 33 B SAMUEL, ALAN 27 B RUFF, DAN 35 A Ashcavai, Gary 19 C NISHIMURA, DEAN 14 U KREAMER, JIM 8 C Coates, Randy 9 C CAMBRE, LOUIS 21 C Warren, Erik 6 D BUSH, MIKE 1 D SHUEY, GENE 7 C Saburomaiu, James 18 U White, Richard 25 U DEMICELL, DUANE 22 U LITTMAN, DAVID 16 U HARO, DANIEL 31 C Gunar, Ron 3 D Lee, Ham 4 U Temph, Bill 12 U Littman, Kathy 15 U BENNETT, PAUL 17 D Adley, Ben 37 U JENSEN, RICH 23 U Lu, Allen 5 U AGRON, BRIAN 13 B Stage4 Mirror Image 1 MAEDA, ROD 40 A Spagnoli, Angelo 34 M RUFF, DAN 35 A Daudet, John 29 A SHAVER, TIM 2 B Saburomaiu, James 18 U SOLANO, JOE 36 B NG, JON 32 B SMYTH, NOLAN 30 A BELTRAME, MAX 38 B HOHL, DETLEF 26 B SAMUEL, ALAN 27 B CAMBRE, LOUIS 21 C MEEDS, DAVID 20 B JUNG, ALAN 39 B SHUEY, GENE 7 C CHU, KEVIN 33 B Webb, David 11 C WELLER, KEVIN 28 B Coates, Randy 9 C KREAMER, JIM 8 C Ashcavai, Gary 19 C High II, Royce 10 C BUSH, MIKE 1 D Gunar, Ron 3 D HARO, DANIEL 31 C LITTMAN, DAVID 16 U Warren, Erik 6 D AGRON, BRIAN 13 B NISHIMURA, DEAN 14 U BENNETT, PAUL 17 D DEMICELL, DUANE 22 U JENSEN, RICH 23 U Temph, Bill 12 U Lee, Ham 4 U White, Richard 25 U Adley, Ben 37 U Lu, Allen 5 U Littman, Kathy 15 U July Limited Match Report Ken Hashimoto. MD Many thanks to my CRO s for their help. The challenging stages for us to shoot would not have been there without them. Steve Sui, Russ and Ran Wakida, Steve Wong, Alan Jung, Rod Maeda, Jon Ng, Randy Coates, Wesley Lew(stats) and Joe Solano, Thank-you!! We had 40 shooters show up for our July Limited Match and 13 open shooter shooting for practice. Congratulations to our match winners: Angelo Spagnoli won stages 1, 2, and 5; Rod Maeda won stages 3 and 4. Hey! Alan Samuel, maybe you should retire that slammin' jammin'.40 cal. and stick to your stock Para.45!! You did well with it. 1st B. The two lucky shooters of this match were Kathy Littman (scores didn t add up) who probably would have had 7 procedurals; and Jon Ng (poppers didn t fall upon calibration) Two poppers, lucky guy. Unlucky person was Dan Ruff who requested calibration of two poppers during the match and they both fell. To the 14 open shooters trying to beat Russ--nice try, but he beat us again guys. Stage5 Off Balance Blast 1 Spagnoli, Angelo 34 M SAMUEL, ALAN 27 B Daudet, John 29 A CHU, KEVIN 33 B WELLER, KEVIN 28 B RUFF, DAN 35 A NG, JON 32 B HOHL, DETLEF 26 B Ashcavai, Gary 19 C BELTRAME, MAX 38 B SMYTH, NOLAN 30 A MEEDS, DAVID 20 B AGRON, BRIAN 13 B SOLANO, JOE 36 B CAMBRE, LOUIS 21 C Coates, Randy 9 C Webb, David 11 C NISHIMURA, DEAN 14 U SHAVER, TIM 2 B Lu, Allen 5 U Warren, Erik 6 D High II, Royce 10 C BUSH, MIKE 1 D Gunar, Ron 3 D BENNETT, PAUL 17 D LITTMAN, DAVID 16 U Saburomaiu, James 18 U SHUEY, GENE 7 C JENSEN, RICH 23 U KREAMER, JIM 8 C White, Richard 25 U MAEDA, ROD 40 A Adley, Ben 37 U Lee, Ham 4 U Temph, Bill 12 U Littman, Kathy 15 U JUNG, ALAN 39 B HARO, DANIEL 31 C DNF DEMICELL, DUANE 22 U Did Not Finish

7 page 7 GUNSMOKE August-September, VOLUME 13, ISSUE 6. July Revolver match Place Competitor USPSA Class L R F M L M F J S Match Pts. Match % 1 NAGATA, ICHIRO YADI, MASHSHI ANTONINI, DAVE MEYERS, TOM MILLER, SCOTT L WATANABE, ERIKO CAMBRE, LOUIS L TEMPLE, BILL L JONES, ROBERT L SHAVER, TIM L HUEY, KEN L LEE, HAM L GUNNAR, RON L LU, ALLEN L STAGE 1 Place Competitor No. Class Pts Pen Time Hit Fact Stg Pts Stg % 1 NAGATA, ICHIRO ANTONINI, DAVE YADI, MASHSHI MEYERS, TOM WATANABE, ERIKO MILLER, SCOTT HUEY, KEN LEE, HAM TEMPLE, BILL CAMBRE, LOUIS SHAVER, TIM GUNNAR, RON JONES, ROBERT LU, ALLEN STAGE YADI, MASHSHI NAGATA, ICHIRO ANTONINI, DAVE WATANABE, ERIKO MEYERS, TOM MILLER, SCOTT HUEY, KEN TEMPLE, BILL CAMBRE, LOUIS SHAVER, TIM LEE, HAM JONES, ROBERT GUNNAR, RON LU, ALLEN STAGE 2 1 NAGATA, ICHIRO YADI, MASHSHI ANTONINI, DAVE MEYERS, TOM WATANABE, ERIKO MILLER, SCOTT CAMBRE, LOUIS SHAVER, TIM HUEY, KEN TEMPLE, BILL LEE, HAM GUNNAR, RON JONES, ROBERT LU, ALLEN STAGE 3 1 NAGATA, ICHIRO YADI, MASHSHI MEYERS, TOM MILLER, SCOTT ANTONINI, DAVE WATANABE, ERIKO JONES, ROBERT CAMBRE, LOUIS TEMPLE, BILL SHAVER, TIM LU, ALLEN LEE, HAM GUNNAR, RON HUEY, KEN STAGE 4 1 NAGATA, ICHIRO MEYERS, TOM YADI, MASHSHI ANTONINI, DAVE MILLER, SCOTT JONES, ROBERT CAMBRE, LOUIS WATANABE, ERIKO SHAVER, TIM TEMPLE, BILL LEE, HAM HUEY, KEN GUNNAR, RON LU, ALLEN GUN, RIFLE, & SHOTGUN MATCH RULES LIMITED EQUIPMENT RULES GENERAL Weapons used in competition shall be serviceable and safe No optical sight is allowed on any pistol, rifle, or shotgun No compensators may be used. The standard military A2 flash hinder, or similar, is OK. Through the barrel and/o slide porting is considered a compensator. A weapon can be replaced for use in later stages or strings of fire with an acceptable similar weapon if it becomes unserviceable during a stage or string of fire. PISTOLS The maximum barrel length is 6 inches. There are no weight limits on weapons. No extended front sights to increase sight radius. Maximum magazine length i 140mm. RIFLES Will be military service rifles or their civilian equivalent No bipods may be used. A permanently mounted bipod may remain attached to the rifle but may not be used Rifles must be equipped with battle sights (no targe sights). SHOTGUNS Shall be 12 or 20 gauge either semi-auto or pump actions The shotgun magazine tube may not extend more than one inch past the end of the barrel. No magazine tube may exceed 26 inches regardless of barrel length. Any device on the weapon used to carry extra ammo must be secure enough to hold the ammo during rigorous movement. AMMUNITION 9mm Parabellum is the minimum allowable pistol caliber There are no power factor requirements for ammunition No tracer or armor piercing ammo allowed (no SS mm or any other ammo with a steel or tungsten core or penetrator). TARGETS Standard USPSA designated targets will be used in matches. USPSA Scoring will be followed. A shot on a paper target whose outside diameter touches any part of a scoring ring will count for the higher value zone. HOLSTERS AND GEAR Holsters must be practical, safe, and suit the pistol. Any security device on the holster must be in place at the star of each string of fire or stage, e.g. flaps down and snapped thumb breaks snapped in place, etc. Magazines may not be used from pockets unless the pocket is specifically designed for such use, such as tactical vests, etc.