Utah State BPCRS match

[Kurt]

Don.
The reason I mentioned the CPA 44-1/2 was as stated in the rules. I have done a lot of research on the .44-1/2 Stevens to see when this model was actually made because some arguments about the legality of the 44-1/2 Pope/Stevens actions where made in 1900 and that would disqualify that action for Silhouette matches. But I have found a documented letter that the 44-1/2 Stevens rifle was sold to Gifford Pinchot in 1896. He became the Governor of PA later on.

So I don't understand what the Silhouette committee should even have to have anything to do with it if it was made before 1896 anyways.