Has anyone shoot a perfect 300 in bullseye?

Just wonder has anyone shot a perfect 300 score in bullseye competition shooting one hand?

Yes. Lots of times. My last time was Oregon Sectionals 1978. If your last time was your only time you don't forget.

Anyone here remember the 600-22x indoor league score by Mark Beeman?

https://competitions.nra.org/results-and-records/national-records/


Select Indoor or Outdoor Pistol and you will see plenty of 300 scores in the NRA Gallery course.
Now, 900 or 2700 is another matter entirely...

At least two people in my immediate family alone.

Yep, but shot a lot more 299 to 295's with 99 to 95 in rapid.....
CR

CR10X wrote:Yep, but shot a lot more 299 to 295's with 99 to 95 in rapid.....
CR

I will confess to a 299 with a 99 Timed Fire.

I would submit that a "perfect" score would be a 300-30X. I don't think that has a occurred, or has it?

Not in registered competition.  Still a few Xes short.

The plain old 300 has been shot many times over the years. I shot one in CF in the early 80's.  I scored a navy shooter with a 300 in .45 in early 80's.  Advanced age:  I cannot remember the Navy shooters name although I shot against him in Bullseye and was on the US team with him in the late 70's.  Navy Reserve, think from Mass. area.

Anyone ever shot a 900 in a full leg?

janrbrundin wrote:The plain old 300 has been shot many times over the years. I shot one in CF in the early 80's.  I scored a navy shooter with a 300 in .45 in early 80's.  Advanced age:  I cannot remember the Navy shooters name although I shot against him in Bullseye and was on the US team with him in the late 70's.  Navy Reserve, think from Mass. area.

That would have to be non other than Don Hamilton.

zanemoseley wrote:Anyone ever shot a 900 in a full leg?

Outdoors 22 record is 898-62, CF is 898-54 and 45 is 897-49.

All NRA records are here
https://competitions.nra.org/results-and-records/national-records/

robert84010 wrote:

janrbrundin wrote:The plain old 300 has been shot many times over the years. I shot one in CF in the early 80's.  I scored a navy shooter with a 300 in .45 in early 80's.  Advanced age:  I cannot remember the Navy shooters name although I shot against him in Bullseye and was on the US team with him in the late 70's.  Navy Reserve, think from Mass. area.

That would have to be non other than Don Hamilton.

Yes, thanks you for the correct name.  Brings back a lot of memories.

janrbrundin,   I think i scored your target in the 70s @ Kimberton, Pa.

If i remember correctly, you broke a record that day shooting the 45. Was it timed or rapid fire.

I did a lot of shooting in Kimberton, and enjoyed the range and the club.  I do not remember what the record was.  
Glad you remembered.

Yes , in the 70s, Kimberton  was a great club for Bullseye, indoor & out.

Shot their  ISU  Olympic type pistol matches there also. 

Boyertown for air pistol.  The good old days.