MPL 6 yard Postal Competition - Summer 2013 Results and Leaderboard

[p.m.h]

Last couple of days for September.

Still quite a few outstanding scores from July onwards, so please try and catch up as quickly as you can.

Kind regards,



Phil

[p.m.h]

Scores, received so far, have now been updated.

Come on people, please try and catch up.

Kind regards,



Phil

[p.m.h]

We are experiencing a few sessions of sunny weather at the moment, so a chance to catch up!

Kind regards,



Phil

[p.m.h]

A number of shooters have had to withdraw for varies reasons: injury, at on business for some time, etc.

In order to give all the shooters who have supported this competition a bit of a fair chance, and to reward their efforts to date, I propose to award shooters the average of the rounds shot to date for each remaining round they cannot complete.

Such scores will be shown in red on the Leaderboard, but not recorded on each months round score.

This, however, is subject to the following:-

1 - Shoooters must notify me that they cannot finish the competition, with a valid reason.
2 - Shooters must have already completed a minimum of three rounds.

Kind regards,



Phil

[p.m.h]

The final round of the 6 yard MPL starts today and ends at 22:00 on the 30th of November.

In order to allow late entrants to catch up, shooters who haven't yet completed all the rounds, etc, all round scores must be received by 22:00 on the 14th of December 2013.

Any scores received after this date will not count.

The final score and Leaderboard will be published shortly after this date.

Kind regards,



Phil

[p.m.h]

Scores have now been updated for October.

We are into the final round, and shooters are reminded that they have until the 22:00 on the 14th of December to submit any outstanding rounds.

Any scores received after this date will not count, so please try and catch up.

Kind regards,



Phil

[p.m.h]

Just a quick reminder that all round scores must be received by 22:00 on the 14th of December 2013, so please try and catch up.

Any scores received after this date will not count.

Kind regards,



Phil

[zooma]

Just a quick reminder that all round scores must be received by 22:00 on the 14th of December 2013, so please try and catch up.

Any scores received after this date will not count.

Kind regards,



Phil

I will have a chase around to see if we have any local's that have failed to submit their results.....( including me! ) !

[zooma]

Andy - Graham - Myself - get your cards pinned up on anything 6 yards away and get them shot !

Richard and Simon - you two have for some real work to do - so get on with it!

There now - that should do the trick Phil.

I knew my diplomacy training would come in handy for something one day and now it has

[p.m.h]

3 days to go!

Kind regards,



Phil

[p.m.h]

Last day today.

Kind regards,



Phil

[Nyctophiliac]

Just emailed my final entries. No surprises, some good shots and some flyers.

Good fun to take part and I am so impressed by some of the scores posted. I can only dream of getting scores in the same calibre (no, I don't mean .177!!!).

More postal comps soon please.

Looking forward to the final tally and Happy Christmas to all.

[p.m.h]

I would like to run this competition again, but am not a fan of back to back competitions, preferring a bit of a rest in between.

As such, I suggest it starts again in March 2014, which should give some good weather/light nights in which to have a go.

The next question is, should a restriction be placed on the type of pistol being used? Spring only, etc?

Kind regards,




Phil

[Nyctophiliac]

March would be lovely. Give everyone a chance to relax and shoot for fun, not to a deadline. I'm sure you'd like a break too from all your score crunching and email communicating!

As to Spring or pneumatic power, maybe limiting it to spring only would add a certain vintage frisson to the proceedings. I may be biased though, as I have several spring pistols and only one SSP (Compact).

But how about opening it up to .22 pistols as well? My Dad's Webley Senior has been shooting quite well lately. Despite over ten years in the cupboard doing nowt!

Whatever you decide, count me in. You need the lower scoring players to make the winners look even better after all.

[p.m.h]

I am open to suggestion on the next format, so it's up to the potential competitors to say what they want.

It is always difficult to run several categories of the same competition at the same time; some will have quite a few competitors and some just a couple.

Spring only would be a good idea, with a minus handicap, perhaps, for .22 as the larger calibre will increase the chance of a higher score.

If anybody fancies shooting a few cards in both calibres to see the score difference then that would be helpful. We'll certainly have a go ourselves to see what we can come up with.

I'll be posting the shoes in the next day or so, as I need to speak the laptop up.

Kind regards,



Phil