International Confederation of Revolver Enthusiasts Contents Scoring Targets International Revolver Champions See also References External links Navigation menuicore.org805-591-1022 - ICORE - International Confederation of Revolver EnthusiastsICORE.org - History and InformationAnkeny Ikes | ICORE - International Confederation of Revolver EnthusiastsAction Shooting Podcast | ICORE – International Confederation of Revolver EnthusiastsICORE.org - Match Results ArchiveVideo about ICORE on Vimeoexpanding iteexpanding ite

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International Confederation of Revolver Enthusiasts
Jurisdiction
Emblem-earth.svg International
AbbreviationICORE
Founded1991 (1991)
Official website
icore.org

The International Confederation of Revolver Enthusiasts (ICORE) is an international community which promotes action shooting competitions with revolvers. ICORE was founded in 1991 by Mike and Sharon Higashi [1] with a vision of revolver-only competitions where "even the most basic equipment could be used and still provide enjoyment and satisfaction."[2]


The sport has elements from the Bianchi Cup, IPSC, and the Steel Challenge, and has active members in Australia, Canada, Germany, Italy, Malta and United States.[2]




Contents





  • 1 Scoring


  • 2 Targets


  • 3 International Revolver Champions


  • 4 See also


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links




Scoring


The scoring method used is Time-Plus Scoring,[3] where the score is the time used by the competitor to complete the course plus time added or subtracted based on hits.



Targets


Both paper targets and steel targets (falling and stationary) are used.[4] The standard paper target is the NRA D-1 target which has 4 scoring areas.



International Revolver Champions


The following is a list of previous and current Revolver World Champions.[5]






























































































































































































Year
Division
Name
Nationality
1992
Open
Michael Plaxco

 USA
1992
Stock
Mark Yardley

 USA
1993
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
1994
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
1995
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
1996
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
1996
Stock
Mark Yardley

 USA
1997
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
1997
Stock
Mark Yardley

 USA
1998
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
1998
Stock
Mark Yardley

 USA
1999
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
1999
Stock
Jay Christen

 USA
2000
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
2000
Stock
Jason Pettitt

 USA
2001
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
2001
Stock
Angus Hobdell

 UK
2002
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
2002
Stock
Daniel Furbee

 USA
2003
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
2003
Limited
Jason Pettitt

 USA
2004
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
2004
Limited
Jason Pettitt

 USA
2005
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
2005
Limited
Jason Pettitt

 USA
2006
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
2006
Limited
Rob Leatham

 USA
2007
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
2007
Limited
Nils Jonasson

 USA
2008
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
2008
Limited
John Bagakis

 USA
2009
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
2009
Limited
John Bagakis

 USA
2010
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
2010
Limited
John Bagakis

 USA
2011
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
2011
Limited
John Bagakis

 USA
2012
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
2012
Limited
John Bagakis

 USA
2012
Classic
Josh Lentz

 USA
2013
Open

Jerry Miculek

 USA
2013
Limited
John Bagakis

 USA
2013
Classic
Josh Lentz

 USA
2014
Open
Rich Wolfe

 USA
2014
Limited
David Olhasso

 USA
2014
Classic
Josh Lentz

 USA


See also


  • List of shooting sports organizations


References




  1. ^ 805-591-1022 - ICORE - International Confederation of Revolver Enthusiasts


  2. ^ ab ICORE.org - History and Information


  3. ^ Ankeny Ikes | ICORE - International Confederation of Revolver Enthusiasts


  4. ^ Action Shooting Podcast | ICORE – International Confederation of Revolver Enthusiasts


  5. ^ ICORE.org - Match Results Archive




External links


  • Video about ICORE on Vimeo








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