2011 TBRC AAR

vu308 · Post by **vu308** » Sun May 29, 2011 8:25 pm

The 2011 5th Annual NorCal TBRC is now in the books. We had 66 competitors battle over 2 days in roughly a 200 round count course of fire.

I would like to thank all the competitors that traveled from near and far to make this year’s match. It’s an honor having everyone with us this past weekend, and we hope everyone enjoyed themselves as much as we did putting on this event. Our range crew truly appreciates everyone being safe, with no major safety issues needing to be addressed.

I believe our prize table spoke for itself, and all I can say is thank you to the generous sponsors we had support this year’s NorCal TBRC. After some last minute shipments, I believed the prize table was in the arena of $55,000.00 +.

Our sponsors put enough out there for all the competitors and range crew to go through twice, and then some. Everyone walked away with something nice no matter where they finished. Due to a few sponsors jumping on board last minute, I will have to post the complete list tomorrow. CS Tactical as the majority of them listed on the TBRC highlight thread. Once again, I would like thank our sponsors on behalf of NCPPRC for their support. Out event would not be what it is without your support.

And who can forget our “red shirt brigade”. 35 men and women of NCPPRC worked very hard over the last 4 days, setting up, putting on, and tearing down to make everything flow smoothly for our 66 competitors. They make my job so easy, it’s ridiculous. I pretty much cruised around all weekend in a golf cart visiting with competitors, and make sure things were flowing according to schedule. Thank you guys for all your hard work and dedication!

Day 1:

Alpha and Bravo Squad was assigned to the 1K Range. Alpha was shooting first, with Bravo shooting 2nd relay.

Charlie and Delta was assigned to the Steel Range.
We had a weather system move in on Saturday which turned what was already a challenging Course of Fire into something out of a nightmare for quite a few shooters. Our COFs are designed so that our top level competitors should be around 70% area, however by the end of the day on Saturday; it was more like 50% or less due to weather conditions.

A lot of people talk about high winds at their local range, but Sac Valley is a hard range to shoot in windy conditions due to the hilly terrain. Scores on day one reflected the conditions that everyone had to shoot in. By the time everyone was shooting the winds were blowing 25 to 30mph+, then the rain came. Most of us blame the crews out of Washington and Oklahoma for the bad weather.

We had a stage that was thrown out due to me not thinking about cross fires @ 100yards. George Gardner was kind enough to bring up a few issues he saw only after 6 shooters shot the stage. After thinking about the options, I decided to scrap the stage. Next year I will figure out how to run that stage properly.

We ended the day with a catered BBQ from Sierra Smoke House which everyone seemed to enjoy after a rough day on the range.

Day 2:

The squads flip flopped ranges.
Talk about a complete change in weather conditions, it was sunny with VERY light winds. David Skit dominated the 1K range with a 647 4X out of 830pts possible. 36 rounds were fired from 800 to 1Kyards. Total round count for the 1K range was 79 rounds.

On the steel range, the Alpha Squad and Bravo squad went to work taking advantage of the great shooting conditions. All the competitors knew that Sunday would be the day to either make ground, or extend their lead do to the weather conditions on the first day. Some were playing catch up, and some were putting it in high gear.

After all the rounds were down range, Francis “The Animal” took home the win by shooting an 886.12 on the steel range. I’ll get exact numbers in the next few days but I believe he shot near the 80% range of the possible score.

Congrats to Francis on his 2nd TBRC win. Francis took home first place at the 2009 TBRC as well. He is the first shooter to win a 2nd TBRC in our club’s history.

2nd to 10th honors goes to the following shooters:

Top 10 Overall
1st Place Kuehl, Francis 1450.12 5X
2nd Place Emmons, Richard 1228.78 3X
3rd Place Milkovich, Tim 1199.00 2X
4th Place Powers, Todd 1188.35 4X
5th Place McGinnis, Matt 1187.00 1X
6th Place Jefferies, James 1181.91 4X
7th Place Keim, Jason 1181.35 3X
8th Place Denny, Jacob 1169.15 2X
9th Place Kerr, Ryan 1163.42 1X
10th Place Gardner, George 1162.85 2X

Caliber Stats:

308win - 20%
284win - 2%
260rem - 32%
243win - 17%
6.5x47 - 6%
6.5cm - 9%
Other - 15%

Will post more and pics in the next few days. We had 1000s of pictures taken this weekend by about 6 different people.

Thank you to all involved in another great TBRC!

vu308 · Post by **vu308** » Sun May 29, 2011 8:25 pm

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vu308 · Post by **vu308** » Sun May 29, 2011 8:26 pm

2011 TBRC Final Results

1 Kuehl, Francis 1,450.12 5X 100.0% 260rem
2 Emmons, Richard 1,228.78 3X 84.7% 6xc
3 Milkovich, Tim 1,199.00 2X 82.7% 6xc
4 Powers, Todd 1,188.35 4X 81.9% 260rem
5 McGinnis, Matt 1,187.00 1X 81.9% 243win
6 Jefferies, James 1,181.91 4X 81.5% 243win
7 Keim, Jason 1,181.35 3X 81.5% 243win
8 Denny, Jacob 1,169.15 2X 80.6% 260rem
9 Kerr, Ryan 1,163.42 1X 80.2% 243win
10 Gardner, George 1,162.85 2X 80.2% 243win
11 Soulie, Marc 1,133.01 3X 78.1% 243win
12 LaVine, Matt 1,130.58 1X 78.0% 260rem
13 Ducos, Joe 1,124.00 4X 77.5% 260rem
14 Bolves, Brad 1,119.00 3X 77.2% 260rem
15 Lorenzo, Dennis 1,113.86 7X 76.8% 260rem
16 Roberts, Tim 1,103.44 2X 76.1% 7wsm
17 Case, Travis 1,102.00 2X 76.0% 7saum
18 Cecil, Mike 1,083.13 1X 74.7% 260rem
19 Ruby, Jay 1,076.00 4X 74.2% 260rem
20 Howard, Neal 1,057.64 1X 72.9% 6.5cm
21 Kerley, David 1,047.80 2X 72.3% 243win
22 Ristich, Mike 1,037.77 0X 71.6% 260rem
23 Parker, Shane 1,031.59 1X 71.1% 6.5x47
24 Skitarelic, David 1,030.00 4X 71.0% 260rem
25 Bowen, Jerry 1,019.09 3X 70.3% 260rem
26 Guiffreda, Vinny 1,004.00 1X 69.2% 260rem
27 Milkovich, Scott 997.72 4X 68.8% 260rem
28 Milkovich, Regina 997.00 3X 68.8% 6xc
29 Drake, Kevin 951.01 3X 65.6% 6.5cm
30 Canupp, Tim 943.00 4X 65.0% 308win
31 Breedlove, Adam 939.70 5X 64.8% 7mm
32 Parks, Scott 918.30 3X 63.3% 6.5x47
33 Yeung, Bryan 906.00 2X 62.5% 6.5cm
34 Roberts, Charlie 897.00 0X 61.9% 6.5x47
35 Springer, Scott 886.00 3X 61.1% 260rem
36 Sanders, Brian 869.73 1X 60.0% 284win
37 Sandretto, Don 864.00 4X 59.6% 243win
38 Kreslake, Kurtis 863.00 3X 59.5% 260rem
39 Gimmellie, Tony 835.56 0X 57.6% 308win
40 Lu, Jason 822.00 1X 56.7% 260rem
41 Williams, Eric 814.00 1X 56.1% 260rem
42 Christansen, James 805.88 2X 55.6% 6.5cm
43 Olin, Kim 799.00 0X 55.1% 260rem
44 Nitzschke, Michael 792.00 4X 54.6% 308win
45 Sinnema, Ron 788.00 2X 54.3% 243win
46 Cordes, Roger 773.27 3X 53.3% 308win
47 Robertson, Charley 771.00 3X 53.2% 6.5cm
48 Stuurmans, Scott 759.00 1X 52.3% 7mm
49 Victor, Michael 756.00 0X 52.1% 308win
50 Newman, Jerry 748.00 1X 51.6% 6x47
51 McAlary, Shane 722.00 2X 49.8% 243win
52 Embley, Brian 703.00 1X 48.5% 6.5cm
53 Paul, Alex 696.00 0X 48.0% 308win
54 Taylor, Earl 670.00 0X 46.2% 7saum
55 Hernandez, Joe 630.00 1X 43.4% 308win
56 Hellmer, Werner 617.60 4X 42.6% 308win
57 Workinger, Bear 609.00 0X 42.0% 308win
58 Shackle, Ron 589.00 1X 40.6% 6.5x47
59 Stone, Kurt 586.00 2X 40.4% 243win
60 Tanner, Hugh 571.00 0X 39.4% 308win
61 Price, Conner 556.00 1X 38.3% 260rem
62 McDonald, Derek 524.00 0X 36.1% 308win
63 Fertal, Jeff 519.00 0X 35.8% 308win
64 Young, Keith 478.00 1X 33.0% 260rem
65 Kyle, Jason 382.00 0X 26.3% 308win
66 Vibbert, Jake 318.00 0X 21.9% 7mm

vu308 · Post by **vu308** » Sun May 29, 2011 8:26 pm

Top 308win - Timmmmmmay Canupp 943 0X

Top Long Range Shooter - David Skit 647 4X

Top Steel Shooter - Francis *The Animal* Kuehl 886.12

Fastest Shooter - Francis *The Animal* Kuehl 42.88 seconds

Top LE/Mil Shooter - Tim Milkovich

Post by **Gnzrme** » Sun May 29, 2011 8:56 pm

good job to all... Congrats to Francis.....

Vu, whats up with the tenth (0.0) scores... how do you get that. Also, I am sure you are finally at home enjoying a momemt of rest, well earned..

brian01tj · Post by **brian01tj** » Sun May 29, 2011 9:13 pm

Gnzrme wrote:good job to all... Congrats to Francis.....

Vu, whats up with the tenth (0.0) scores... how do you get that. Also, I am sure you are finally at home enjoying a momemt of rest, well earned..

Im guessing it has to do with timed stages

vu308 · Post by **vu308** » Sun May 29, 2011 9:18 pm

Ding ding...Brian is correct.

Points Ticking Away is one of the stages we use to help break things up to keep ties from happening.

7 targets. Multiple ranges, all must be hit in alloted time and round count in the correct order.

10pts per hit, and a time bonus if shot clean. Par time - the time it took you to clean the stage. Francis railed all 7 in under 43 seconds with 1 miss.

Juice5610 · Post by **Juice5610** » Sun May 29, 2011 10:14 pm

Good job Guys! Congrats James! Great shooting brother!

Short Action Precision · Sun May 29, 2011 11:15 pm

Dude James way to show up!! Even with a bum scope you made it happen! Sounds like a good match! Congrats on the Match VU!

DirtRacer151 · Post by **DirtRacer151** » Mon May 30, 2011 2:41 am

Iloveguns wrote:Dude James way to show up!! Even with a bum scope you made it happen! Sounds like a good match! Congrats on the Match VU!

Thanks Nate.. the scope had a major shift some time between fridays zero session and saturdays cold bore. It took me a while to walk it back in and rezeroing the knobs on the 600yd line isn't something i am used to doing

Due to Randall talking shit on my A game i decided to go get it back from the hoe from the night before and things worked well sunday. I can't say the scope gave me any problems after the first big shift on saturday morning. I actually finished 2nd overall behind Francis on the steel portion

DirtRacer151 · Post by **DirtRacer151** » Mon May 30, 2011 2:44 am

Honestly this was a great weekend. We partied hard. There were ups and downs...not just in the club

Congrats to Ryan and Brad too for very good finishes!!

bcrich · Post by **bcrich** » Mon May 30, 2011 6:34 am

Fucken A...James way to go!!! everybody for that matter. Charlie was there 2 of you shooting? Im guessing you were the 6.5x47 the other creedmore? Oh, just realized the other is Robertson.

Connor P Price · Post by **Connor P Price** » Mon May 30, 2011 6:54 am

bcrich wrote:Fucken A...James way to go!!! everybody for that matter. Charlie was there 2 of you shooting? Im guessing you were the 6.5x47 the other creedmore? Oh, just realized the other is Robertson.

The other guy is Charley Robertson of Score HIgh Gunsmithing, real good guy.

Connor P Price · Post by **Connor P Price** » Mon May 30, 2011 6:57 am

Thanks a ton to everyone that helped run this match, I've never had more fun on a firing line. Even doing as poorly as I did. Time to practice a lot of positional, and get lots of time shooting in wind, hopefully then I wont embarrass myself next time.

264Charlie · Post by **264Charlie** » Mon May 30, 2011 7:31 am

Firstly a big THANK YOU to Vu, NCPPRC, Range Officers & all the sponsors. Guy we really should support the companies that make events like this happen.

As always Vu and crew ran a event that others strive to equal, well done. It was awesome to shoot next to Moon (GA rifle builder) and Scout (Vortex) and BS with them all day.

The COF was challenging but did not have any pointless stages like side-prone. I blew the first day bad finishing 62nd on 1k line. I was able to pull it together on the 2nd day steel lines finishing 14th in steel and 34th overall. You can't have bad days when only 171 points separate 20th - 2nd. Then you have Francis that was 222 points above first, that dude is on a whole other level. Some other interesting notes is Ryan only beat George by a fraction of a second and 7 of the top 10 shot 6mms but only 17% of total shooters.

Connor, thats for driving man and it was funny to see you have the exact same response I had last year. Wow, this shit is a whole new level of shooting. To give everyone an idea I held 2.2 mils left for my first shot on the 1k line and made the hit, my second
.2 right and made the hit... That the kind of wind you deal with at Sac. On the steel range I don't think I even amid at center mass of a target all day.

Thanks again NCPPRC you guys are amazing club.

vu308 · Post by **vu308** » Mon May 30, 2011 10:29 am

Charlie,

Thank you for the kind words. It was a pleasure having you guys up here. I am glad you guys had a great time.

I was really glad to give James that bad ass Surefire knife, I knew he wanted one bad. There are only 7 in the world with that engraving, and James owns one of them.

Ryan came pimp hand strong as well in 9th.

Brad showing the youngins that the old man can still pull the trigger came in 14th over all. By the end of the first day, he was 4th.

I think Conner's head is still spinning. =) Don't worry Conner, that is almost a standard SOP for everyone that shoots the TBRC the first time. A true 200round COF over 2 days will even fry top level shooters, except The Animal. I still think he is a robot. TBRCs are marathons, you have to be consistant throughout the event to place well.

And + 1 on supporting those that support the game. The prize table was crazy this year! Competitors and Range crew going through twice, and then some. You guys know who supported the match, try to think of those company when spending those hard earned dollars.

Vu

PS...and it's never about winning. It's about the memories and good times shooting with you friends. Winning is great, but not if you have a shitty time doing it.

rksimple · Post by **rksimple** » Mon May 30, 2011 11:03 am

Wow. What a weekend. Vu, Shawn and crew once again put on a phenomenal match. Thank you guys for all of the time and hard work. Its amazing to see the number of volunteers, many of them TOP LEVEL shooters themselves, donate their weekend to helping run this match. Thanks again.

The conditions were a bitch this year. I had a tough time the first day. The second day was probably my worst showing ever on a steel range. To come out with a 9th place finish was a huge surprise based on how I felt about my performance. James was coming on strong on day 2 steel. He was shooting fast AND accurately, which put him on top. Way to go James. Now you've set the bar for yourself.

Brad kicked some ass as well. If he keeps this up, he'll break into the top 10 by next year. And it was a blast having him out with us Friday. I was so impressed to see him up after Jeopardy was over.

Thanks for the tequila Grandpa...that started the night off right!

Francis is an absolute machine. I love getting to shoot with him, talk about not only shooting, stages and strategy, but about life in general. He's a great competitor with a great attitude.

The prize table was flat unbelievable. From rifles to scopes, stocks, barrels...the generosity was amazing. I know I'll be spending my money accordingly.

MichaelV · Post by **MichaelV** » Mon May 30, 2011 11:58 am

BIG THANK YOU VU & SHAWN!!! Holy cow, do you guys put on a top rate show! All the Norcal Crew were simply the nicest group of guys to shoot with. Honestly, that match could not have been more fun.

Charlie is right about the COF was perfect for testing our tactical rifle skills with challenging scenarios and no silly match gimmicks. The wind was really challenging the Saturday, I learned a bunch about mirage and changing holds. Sunday was a blast, no bad wind on the 1k and lots of hits on paper.

Congratulations to James, Ryan and Brad!!! You guys kicked ass, it was really good to see our teammates up there grabbing top slots. The prize table was nuts with all the high end gear up for grabs. I snagged a sweet pair of Seekins rings and a TAB mat (will be sending thank you's to Glenn and TAB tomorrow).

And Vu is right, it's not about how you finish but who you shoot with-- man, I had a great time with you guys this weekend. Hanging out and shooting with all of you gents was a blast.

MV

Chevroletkid88 · Post by **Chevroletkid88** » Mon May 30, 2011 12:06 pm

Does anyone have a COF to post up? I wanna see what kind of hell you all went through

264Charlie · Post by **264Charlie** » Mon May 30, 2011 12:11 pm

Chevroletkid88 wrote:Does anyone have a COF to post up? I wanna see what kind of hell you all went through

If you have not shot at sac it will not mean anything to you. But we had no shots at 100 and almost all targets are under 2MOA. I don't think anything was "hell" just fun stages that if you shot well you made points. Many if shot poor cost you points. Lots and lots of stuff had to be shot is less than ideal positions.

Sent from my iPhone.

DirtRacer151 · Post by **DirtRacer151** » Mon May 30, 2011 12:19 pm

+1 MV

some of the best times this weekend were just hanging out with you guys! I was happy as hell to see Grandpa out with us on friday night. The ol man has a little spunk left in him!! We all go up to shoot the match and do our best... but its the stuff that we don't prepare ourselves for weeks ahead of time that ends up being just as fun as the match itself that seals up a great weekend. I'm so glad our group is full of some really cool and fun people. You guys always help make a good thing better!

The NorCal guys are a class act. Some really nice people that i look forward to hanging with every time we go up there. They put so much into this that its hard to believe. Putting down their own rifles to run a match of this caliber and having to work through the sweat and frustrations just to show us a good time says a LOT about the kind of people they are. THANK YOU ALL OF NORCAL!!! and THANK YOU VU for busting your balls all year long to make this happen

and for my knife!

BTW Charlie... congrats on a sweet comeback sunday. Just think if you wouldn't have "fucked up" on your dope from saturday man!!

Post by **AR15barrels** » Mon May 30, 2011 12:39 pm

ColdSteel wrote:On another note..
What in the name of gay Jesus Christ was Hugh doing running around at the after match BBQ in a tactical camouflage miniskirt and leather sandals?

Hell, I didn't even see Connor try and pick up on him.

Did he lose a bet or something?

It was probably his multicam kilt that he also wore at Phoenix.

Short Action Precision · Mon May 30, 2011 12:59 pm

vu308 wrote: PS...and it's never about winning. It's about the memories and good times shooting with you friends. Winning is great, but not if you have a shitty time doing it.

Some its up right there!

Pthfndr · Post by **Pthfndr** » Mon May 30, 2011 1:24 pm

Does anyone have a COF to post up? I wanna see what kind of hell you all went through

I don't have a copy of the finalized Steel COF (wasn't my jurisdiction), but here's the LR COF.

Don't expect it to be the same next year. Slings all the way baby!

264Charlie · Post by **264Charlie** » Mon May 30, 2011 1:27 pm

820 points possible for the 1000 yard COF... and I only ended up with 280 something.

rksimple · Post by **rksimple** » Mon May 30, 2011 3:22 pm

Only match related media I have. Sorry about the rotation.

Post by **snappy** » Mon May 30, 2011 3:25 pm

To Vu and the NorCal crew, thanks for an outstanding weekend of competition and comradery. The time and dedication you put in this match
is most evidence in its quality. From the RO's to the spotters and score keepers, all were profesional an polite. The course of fire was
challenging, fair and at times humbling.(except for Francis)

This was my 2nd year at this match and I all ways leave there with good memories, and lessons learned.
And I got to shoot next to Vinny all weekend, along with a bunch of good friends who wanted to buy me lap dances
all Friday night. 8-) and keep me up past wheel of fortune.

Thanks again, and looking forward to seeing the pictures.

Brad

Vu
Where was the guy shooting the video from?

Pthfndr · Post by **Pthfndr** » Mon May 30, 2011 3:37 pm

snappy wrote: Vu
Where was the guy shooting the video from?

That's Mason with CS Tactical. Mike Cecil's partner.

Connor P Price · Post by **Connor P Price** » Mon May 30, 2011 9:24 pm

vu308 wrote: I think Conner's head is still spinning. =) Don't worry Conner, that is almost a standard SOP for everyone that shoots the TBRC the first time. A true 200round COF over 2 days will even fry top level shooters, except The Animal. I still think he is a robot. TBRCs are marathons, you have to be consistant throughout the event to place well.
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Lol, aint that the truth. I didn't know a damn thing about wind going into this match and just kept getting blown off target on the steel stage the first day. By the second day I was catching on and actually did pretty darn well at 800, 900, and 1000, but dropped a bunch of points on the positional stuff which kept me down to a 371 1x on paper.

I learned a ton this weekend, and hopefully I'll be back for more, but much better prepared. Even ending up down towards the bottom, I had more fun than I had imagined possible.

vu308 · Post by **vu308** » Tue May 31, 2011 3:44 pm

Hey James,

Were you driving the Spartan 243win Marc built you? If so, hook a brother up with the load man. I have mine in the safe I need to get going.

Vu

DirtRacer151 · Post by **DirtRacer151** » Tue May 31, 2011 7:14 pm

vu308 wrote:Hey James,

Were you driving the Spartan 243win Marc built you? If so, hook a brother up with the load man. I have mine in the safe I need to get going.

Vu

yes sir i was...i basically matched Ryans load as best as possible.
The load is really slow @ 2865fps but it shoots well

115 Dtac w/ 43.6gr of short cut seated to 2.255 at the ogive.

the 4350 goes much faster but i wanted to match ryans wind calls. My best group at 1k this weekend measues 3"

vu308 · Post by **vu308** » Tue Jun 07, 2011 12:55 pm

Video has been added to the original post above. We hope videos like these help to grow the sport and add value for all the sponsors. We invite you to leave comments on this video on our blog and YouTube page, as well as share this video with anyone who is looking to learn more and/or follow the sport more:

Link To the Video on our blog:
http://www.cstactical.com/Magazine/Vide ... -2011.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Link To YouTube Video Page:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XknZhZ1PXN0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Thanks,

Mason @ CST

PS More TBRC Photos here:
http://thepackingrat.net/2011/05/30/tac ... amento-ca/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

MichaelV · Post by **MichaelV** » Tue Jun 07, 2011 2:13 pm

Great vid! Thanks to Mike, Mason and everyone for putting that together.

(Love the shot of Snappy rocking the backwards Atlas on the 1k range!)

buffybuster · Post by **buffybuster** » Tue Jun 07, 2011 4:52 pm

MichaelV wrote:Great vid! Thanks to Mike, Mason and everyone for putting that together.

(Love the shot of Snappy rocking the backwards Atlas on the 1k range!)

Best advertisement for the Atlas Bipod I've ever seen.......

vu308 · Post by **vu308** » Tue Jun 07, 2011 9:48 pm

TBRC Scoresheet can be downloaded here.

http://ncpprc.com/annual_tbrc_match.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Post by **snappy** » Wed Jun 08, 2011 10:49 am

MichaelV wrote:Great vid! Thanks to Mike, Mason and everyone for putting that together.

(Love the shot of Snappy rocking the backwards Atlas on the 1k range!)

If you look at the video you will see Vinnie (the brick) shooting next to me running the same
Atlas in the same position. Whats the odds of that?

MichaelV · Post by **MichaelV** » Wed Jun 08, 2011 11:00 am

snappy wrote:
If you look at the video you will see Vinnie (the brick) shooting next to me running the same
Atlas in the same position. Whats the odds of that?

Well with you two high-class shooters, I would say about 100 percent.

vu308 · Post by **vu308** » Wed Jun 08, 2011 12:49 pm

One of these days I may have to try one of them fancy bi pods out.

Glad you guys liked the video. Mason did things a lil differently with the interviews this year that worked out great.

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