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High Power Information |
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Adapted from the military qualification course of fire for competition as defined by both the NRA and CMP, courses of fire include.
Strings of 10 or 20 shots fired from each of the positions/yardages of Offhand
Slowfire at 200
Sitting Rapidfire at 200
Reduced targets are used instead of Prone Rapidfire at 300*
Reduced targets are used instead of and Prone
Slowfire at 600*
* The extended yardages are simulated by firing on reduced scale targets.
Approved centerfire firearms fall into two divisions:
Service Rifle
Match Rifle
Service Rifles being defined as the civilian version of the current or recent "standard issue" service weapon, limited to the AR-15, M1-A and M1 Garand.
Match Rifles are specialized target rifles specifically built for across-the-course high power competition, both as governed by the applicable rules of the sanctioning organizations.
New shooter orientation is required.
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Tom Fladung Mart Huffman |
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PROGRAM SCHEDULE
for 2007 January 28 - Military Rifles of the World Fun Shoot, 50 round match w/five sighters, 100 yards February 25 - Military Rifles of the World Fun Shoot, 50 round match w/five sighters, 100 yards March 25 - NRA Approved 80 Round Match, 200 yards April 22 - John C. Garand Match, Course B, 50 round match w/five sighters, 100 yards May 27 - John C. Garand Match, Course B, 50 round match w/ five sighters, 100 yards June 24 - NRA Approved 80 Round Match, 200 yards July 22 - Military Rifles of The World Fun Shoot, 50 round match w/ five sighters, 100 yards August 26 - Military Rifles of the World Fun Shoot, 50 round match w/ five sighters, 100 yards September 23 - NRA Approved 80 Round match, 200 yards October 28 - NRA Approved 80 Round Match, 200 yards November 25 - John C. Garand Match, Course B, 50 round match w/five sighters, 100 yards December - No match |
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An orientation is necessary for new shooters and will be held prior to the matches on Sunday morning. New shooters will be informed in a timely manner of the starting time for the orientation.
Club rifles and ammunition are available upon request to the High Power Director prior to the match. The use of the rifles is a free service in order to privide more shooters an opportunity to compete and have fun in the sport of High Power Shooting. However, ammunition must be provided by the shooter (approved by the Match Director and no relopads please) or purchased from the Club. Prices may vary and will be quaoted at the time of reserving the rifle for use in a match.
Match fees: Fun Shoots - $10; Garand Matches - $20 (ammo furnished only with loand M-1 Rifles); NRA Matches - $20 for an individual, $10 for Seniors, Ladies and Juniors.
Both the John C. Garand and NRA Approved Matches have individual programs available upon request.
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