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Men's 3x40:
- First Place: Joseph Hall (2327-94x)
- Second Place: Joseph Hein (2315-83x)
- Third Place: Michael McPhail (2304-80x)

Women's 3x20:
- First Place: Erin Lorenzen (1131-28x)
- Second Place: Reya Kempley (1130-35x)
- Third Place: Janet Raab (1102-23x)

Men's Prone:
- First Place: Eric Uptagrafft (1192-70x)
- Second Place: Joseph Hall (1190-70x)
- Third Place: Michael McPhail (1190-63x)

Women's Prone:
- First Place: Erin Lorenzen (1182-64x)
- Second Place: Reya Kempley (1181-60x)
- Third Place: Michelle Bohren (1170-38x)

Men's Standard Rifle:
- First Place: Joseph Hall (1164-35x)
- Second Place: Joseph Hein (1155-33x)
- Third Place: Steve Goff (1145-38x)

These shooters are preliminarily selected to the 2014 World Championship Team, but eligibility is subject to change, depending on the makeup of the team in the Olympic events, which have priority.

Photos: http://sdrv.ms/1btnTVk

Super thanx for posting all the great photos. Something to go to school on :-)

Great to see Mr. Goff still placing, that is impressive!

There is absolutely no rules difference between men and women prone right? Does that mean a woman can outshoot a man?

conradin wrote:There is absolutely no rules difference between men and women prone right? Does that mean a woman can outshoot a man?

Yes, in theory women can outshoot men, the rules are almost the same, but men are allowed a heavier rifle, 8kg vs 6.5kg. The women's world record for prone 300m is 599, against 600 for men, so it's pretty close.
However they shoot in separate matches.

In domestic smallbore matches, where there are not separate competitions. women do outshoot men.

Tim S wrote:... women do outshoot men.

But thankfully not always! Hihi!


Regards

Frank - who shoot years in a combined team 3P and sometimes i got her ;-)

When I was shooting for NZ a few years ago there were a couple of Ladies including my Wife who didn't like not being able to shoot for the "Open" Team even if their scores were good enough. They had to shoot in ladies only Teams with their "ladies only" Rifles.

AccurateShooter.com now has an article on the event.

http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/201 ... t-benning/