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Plainsman at State BP matches


Artemus Von Schutze

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Is there any consensus in offering plainsman category at BP/State BP matches? It seems like a great time for it. Do many clubs/matches offer this?

 

If you're going to shoot black powder, might as well go all out and let people shoot Plainsman. Is having some targets further back the hold up?

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The 2021 Oregon State BP Championship is offering Plainsman as a both a Main Match category and a sidematch.

 

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Great to hear, MO is offering it as well for main match. In looking around at our neighbors, I wasn't seeing much else and was curious which direction was the norm, or if there was some reason to not offer it in the main match.

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No reason to not offer it other than target distance limitations (as you mentioned).
Plainsman as a Main Match category for sanctioned BP Shootouts is one of the reasons there are no "Overall" buckles provided by SASS.
Category winners are awarded pins.

 

 

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PaleWolf, I was aware they award pins instead of buckles, but I was not aware this was a component of why. Genuinely curious, why is that a factor? Is it just because Plainsman is not a standard main match category?

 

Thanks for the information. 

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ROOP County Days offers Plainsman as a side match But wait....

Our 12 stage cowboy shoot also has 4 categories for big bore single and lever action rifles shooting the 12 stages. Smokeless and BP. We call it Tom Horn. About 1/3 of the shooters shoot the Tom Horn categories.

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1 hour ago, Artemus Von Schutze said:

PaleWolf, I was aware they award pins instead of buckles, but I was not aware this was a component of why. Genuinely curious, why is that a factor? Is it just because Plainsman is not a standard main match category?

 

Thanks for the information. 

 

Lever-action repeating rifles w/10 rounds vs. Single-shots  firing <10 (usually on a different set of targets) = "Not shooting the same match."

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