mwezell
Mike Ezell
Mike, I read the posts and interpret what I read. I may have misinterpreted why Danny changed some things about the score "game" and developed his own version of a score game called UBR. A lot of what I have read spends a great deal of time touting the caliber neutral scoring rings and not so much about the 11 point scoring system. Why did Danny want a game with caliber neutral scoring rings?? Most of what I read decries the fact that the present score target provides an advantage to a larger caliber bullet when the accuracy is the same between rifles of different calibers. Those post usually go on to say that that isn't fair. For the person making that statement, isn't that the same as "disliking" that aspect of the score game?? I will not put words in Danny's mouth as I do not know his motive for going to caliber neutral targets. I made an assumption from what I read from others, that part of the premise was to equal the score for equal accuracy regardless of caliber. because he "disliked" and could improve upon the present target/scoring system. If that is not correct, then it is only right that you correct me.
Like you said Randy...you can read into it what you wish. My point is that, to my knowledge, no one lobbied for IBS to change their game before UBR came into existence. And I believe that Danny himself, is an IBS member.
IBS can do whatever they like but I don't see them adopting a significantly new format for shooting in the near future. I could be wrong, but I doubt that I'll ever see that. Realizing this, why would I lobby IBS for changing the way the game is played?
So while you didn't want to put words in Danny's mouth, you certainly didn't mind putting them in mine. I hope this post clears up my position that I believe you may be being a little overly defensive. I