2014 Oklahoma State Championships

bsdubois00 · Dec 30, 2013

10 Stages in 1 day - LETS DO IT!!!!!

I'd def drive for that!!!

Scott Hearn · Dec 30, 2013

Not trying to start anything, but the cowboys take a whole freaking month? I thought it was like 10 - 14 days for them to have their thing.

irons_shooter · Dec 30, 2013

It is a little over two weeks. The problem is they shoot their regular match the Saturday before and their wild bunch match the Sunday before. So besides the first weekend, which is our monthly match and the last one, which Is single stack nationals, the month is pretty well shot. Getting into May is the Cowtown and some other matches.

UCO Shooter · Dec 30, 2013

Last weekend in March would def work with me!

jtischauser · Dec 30, 2013

Cash payouts are great but I'd use the money to buy more steel for the club.

Scott Hearn · Dec 30, 2013

Last weekend in March looks the best. Provided we get the weather to cooperate.

Jesse, I know nothing as to details, but that cell tower going up on the action side should provide all kinds of steel to the club for a really long time. If it don't they ~~didn't do a good deal~~ got screwed.

ChrisC · Dec 30, 2013

I'd be fore the money going to buy new stuff for us to shoot

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Wall · Dec 30, 2013

Scott Hearn said:
that cell tower going up on the action side

Dammit, now my wife will be able to get ahold of me

45recoil · Dec 30, 2013

Dont tell her about the tower silly. Ride that excuse until the wheels fall off. I wont say anything

Scott Hearn · Dec 30, 2013

Tony I get better reception and download speeds there than I do at home. A lot better!

Wall · Dec 30, 2013

Jared Carpenter said:
Dont tell her about the tower silly. Ride that excuse until the wheels fall off. I wont say anything

I expect Feegee to be the one to screw this up for me.

stan686 · Dec 30, 2013

+1 for last weekend in march

Airic · Dec 30, 2013

I would love to be able to shoot a state match next year. I also agree that they should be before the regular major match "season". That's how it was done in the past.

ryanncass · Dec 31, 2013

mike_pinto said:
Just did up the stages. 10 stages, 290 rounds minimum. No stupid stuff, no crazy junk, just good fast shooting with some speed traps. We are going to try and shoot for early April. This way we don't interfere with any of the nationals. How does everyone feel about $50 entry and whatever is left over from targets and pasters and medals goes back to the shooters? Maybe a drawing or we pay first and closest to 50% or something like that. I want this to be a fun and different type of match. This is why it's not a sectional, but rather state championship. We have a little more rope this way.

If I understand this will not be a sectional but a state championship uspsa match? Per the rule book that would still have to have level 2 sanctioning. Or is this not a uspsa match?

USPSA Match Levels
Level I
â€" Club matches conducted on a scheduled basis throughout the year.
Level II
â€" Sectional or State matches conducted on an annual basis.
Level III
â€" Annual championship matches conducted by USPSA Areas (1 - 8).
Nationals
â€" Annual USPSA championship matches.
Note:
Major matches conducted on an irregular or annual basis and which
do not represent a specific Section, State, or Area championship shall request
either Level II or Level III sanctioning

02Fatboy · Dec 31, 2013

Dam it Ryan I just got to the office and was going to ask that question.

irons_shooter · Dec 31, 2013

Again guys. Let's put away the rule books for a little bit here. We are still seeking all of the ok'd from the folks that run the division. All if the stages that are drawn up would pass the uspsa sniff test even if they needed a little bit of tweaking, so no worries.

jtischauser · Dec 31, 2013

What does the level matter other than having to pay more to USPSA?

irons_shooter · Dec 31, 2013

These are all questions I hope to get answered by the fine gentlemen that run these bad boys.. I am not exactly sure there Jesse, I don't really see a difference. If we arent shooting a classifier, who cares. I doubt we will get enough GM's to make it a classifier match so lets just concentrate on having a hell of a time at a high round count match with State Chapion awards!!

Javier and I will worry about the rest..

jtischauser · Dec 31, 2013

mike_pinto said:
These are all questions I hope to get answered by the fine gentlemen that run these bad boys.. I am not exactly sure there Jesse, I don't really see a difference. If we arent shooting a classifier, who cares. I doubt we will get enough GM's to make it a classifier match so lets just concentrate on having a hell of a time at a high round count match with State Chapion awards!! Javier and I will worry about the rest..

My thoughts exactly. They may not let you call it a State or Section match is all. It needs a baderass name than that anyway.

ryanncass · Dec 31, 2013

My point was just if you are calling it a state match everything should go through the proper channels first. Which the first step I think would be talk to the section coordinator then the host club get a plan in place. Then announce it to everyone but lets the throw the whole Rulebook out there is no need for it any way right?

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