PAFOA/PMCS Group Shoot #47

[Atomic Dog]

Please note this is open to ALL PAFOA MEMBERS.

Members of PAFOA who are not also members of PMSC are not permitted to bring guests.

Only those who are forum members or PMSC members may attend.

ONLY THE 3 IPSC RANGES ARE OPEN TO PAFOA GROUP SHOOTERS, all other ranges are off limits to non PMSC club members unless a PMSC member signs you into the Guest book and pays the additional $5.00 after the shoot.

Each person present at the shoot will be required to sign in and non-PMSC members will pay the $5 event fee.

Anyone under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent.

We open at 8:00AM. We usually shoot from 9:00AM to 1:00PM. Come and go as you please.

Be on time. Safety briefing will be 8:45am, if you are late for that briefing you will have to WAIT until 9:45am for the next Safety briefing.

Anyone arriving after 9:45am will need to see Joe Smith or P-11
NO ONE SHOOTS UNLESS THEY HAVE THE BRIEFING!!!!
this includes all PMSC members and previous attendees.

PM me if you would like to help with the following:

ROs : P-11, Joe Smith, Dangy, EdBella
Main Range:
Easter Island:
House:

other
Sign in: EM
Breakfast: (Some awesome people)

I would like to thank everyone who puts time and effort into these shoots, we couldn't do it without you.

When you enter the club property, go straight past the first building on left, through gate that will be open, bear right, head toward the large building on right.
Continue past building, you will see skeet/trap shooting area to your right, continue past that and road starts to go up a hill.
There is a sharp left turn before heading up a steep hill.(cars OK)
Continue to top. Some parking by the main range, or park along road near the top.
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It was suggested that we throw this out there, so here it is: These shoots continue because people step up and make them happen. Every month people donate time, food, ammo, expertise, and equipment. If you have something to offer, let us know. If you like the shoots and want to donate money to the group shoot use the link below. We will use any monies for targets and supplies to keep the shoots going strong. (Make sure you list "Group Shoot" in the memo area)

https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/websc...=GMFS5699MPNMJ

[Atomic Dog]

Group Shoot Range Rules


First time attendees please read (more than once is recommended)

Regulars, read it again.



All ranges will be COLD RANGES. If you are carrying a loaded firearm, please approach the firing line, point your firearm downrange and unload it. Dry fire your firearm while pointing it downrange and holster it. All holstered firearms must be visibly unloaded with empty magazine wells visible to all. All firearms put on a table or into an open case must have the actions left open and facing up so that all shooters can see that the gun is safe. Chamber flags or other "empty chamber" indicators are strongly encouraged (there will some available for purchase for $1.00/ea at the shoot), but not required. Rounds of ammunition stored on a firearm (shotgun or rifle shells stored on the stock) will not be permitted.
Eyes and Ears are REQUIRED ON ALL RANGES! Safety glasses should be kept on all day, ears are required when in the pavilion area on the main range and at the house, EI bays as well as down at the trap fields.
Safe Tables - Safe tables are available at the house and one over by the left side of the main bay. If you would like to show someone your firearm and examine it without the fear of sweeping someone else please take it UNLOADED with NO AMMO WITH YOU, to the safe tables.

Rule #1 - ALWAYS point firearms in a safe direction. Your first choice is downrange, second is at the ground, and third is up in the air. NEVER POINT A FIREARM AT A PERSON, even if the firearm is unloaded, holstered, disassembled, slide back, or any other condition that you might THINK is safe.

Rule #2 - Keep your trigger finger outside the trigger guard until you are ready to fire. Premature trigger contact is the #1 reason for NEGLEGENT DISCHARGES.

Rule #3 - Do not load your pistol until you are ready to shoot. Time and procedure for loading is described below.
180 Degree Rule - At NO TIME should your weapon ever break the 180 degree plane including in the house or EI bays. Be especially vigilant in the stages like the house and EI bay where you are moving and shooting BE AWARE!

Anyone can call "clear" at any time. If you like, see the RSO at your station and he can call it for you. During a "clear" there is no touching of firearms of any sort. No exceptions. During an "all clear" anyone can go downrange to check/paste/hang targets. The all clear continues into infinity until you hear "range going hot". If it has been a few minutes since the all clear and everyone is back on the line, do not assume the range is hot. Either ask the RSO if it is OK to go hot or shout the question "Range going hot?" Wait for others to make sure they have on eyes/ears, check downrange to make sure that there is no one pasting targets and then safely begin shooting again.
During a cease fire, you should lower your weapon, with fingers OUT of the trigger guards and await further instructions from the RO.

You are responsible for every round discharged from your firearm. Be certain that all shots will impact the dirt backstop on each range.


Sweeping: All due diligence MUST be made to avoid sweeping yourself or others with your firearm. Sweeping is pointing your firearm at yourself or another person, loaded OR ULOADED! This is the worse infraction you can make and violates rule number one. If an RO sees you doing this, you will be required to put your firearms away for the day.

Procedure for main range firing
When the RSO calls "Range Going Hot - Eyes & Ears", you may approach the firing line with an unloaded firearm. Load your firearm on the firing line while pointing it downrange. Fire rounds at will. Unload your firearm prior to leaving the firing line. For pistols with holsters available, unload, clear chamber, dry fire while pointing downrange and holster. For all other guns, unload while pointing the gun safely downrange. Make the gun safe (slide back, bolt open, action open). Move the gun to the table or case and store action open and facing up. Be sure to point the gun in a safe direction at all times when moving from the firing line to the storage vessel.



Procedure for Shoot House
Approach the house when the RSO has instructed you to do so. The RSO will call out "Clear the house, range going hot". Then the RSO will walk through the house to make certain that no one is inside. You will be asked "Do you understand the course of fire?" If you answer "no" it will be explained to you until you do. Once you acknowledge that you understand the course of fire, you will be told "You may load and make ready." At that time, load and charge your firearm, apply the safety or decock the firearm, and holster. You will be asked "Are you ready?" Once you acknowledge that you are ready, you will be told "Standby". Within 4 seconds you will hear the timer beep. Upon hearing the beep, you may engage targets and move through the course of fire as you would like. Your firearm should never break the 180 degree plane of the front of the house. When you are finished firing, wait for the RSO to instruct "If finished show clear." Remove the magazine from the gun and pull back the slide, ejecting any live cartridge onto the ground. Hold the slide open to show the RSO the chamber. You will both be looking into the chamber to make certain there is no live round in it. You will be instructed "If clear, slide forward." Release the slide to the closed position. You will be instructed "Hammer down". Dry fire the gun while pointing down range. You will then be instructed "Holster" or "Bag" (for guns with no holster you will stow them in a case, bag or rug at this point). At this point the RSO will call out "Range is clear to paste and reset steel". At this point all present at the shoot house will enter the house, paste cardboard targets, and reset steel.

Procedure for Easter Island Bay
Approach the shooting station when the RSO has instructed you to do so. The RSO will call out "Range going hot". You will be asked "Do you understand the course of fire?" If you answer "no" it will be explained to you until you do. Once you acknowledge that you understand the course of fire, you will be told "You may load and make ready." At that time, load and charge your firearm, apply the safety or decock the firearm, and holster (hold shotguns in the low-ready position with the safety in the ON position -. You will be asked "Are you ready?" Once you acknowledge that you are ready, you will be told "Standby". Within 4 seconds you will hear the timer beep. Upon hearing the beep, you may engage as you would like. Your firearm should never break the 180 degree plane of the course of fire. When you are finished firing, wait for the RSO to instruct "If finished show clear." Remove the magazine from the gun (if applicable) and pull back the slide, ejecting any live cartridge onto the ground. For tube magazine-fed shotguns, cycle the action until the magazine and chamber are empty. Hold the slide open to show the RSO the chamber. You will both be looking into the chamber to make certain there is no live round in it. You will be instructed "If clear, slide forward." Release the slide to the closed position. You will be instructed "Hammer down". Dry fire the gun while pointing down range. You will then be instructed "Holster" or "Bag" (for guns with no holster you will stow them in a case, bag or rug at this point, for shotguns, you will open the action and return the gun to its case or rack). At this point the RSO will call out "Range is clear to reset/paste". At this point all present at the stage will approach the course and reset steel/paste targets.

[CrazyWhiteGuy]

first? am i first?

[Shawn.L]

alright, if we are setting up some kind of multi-gun stage in the FIRE Institute bay Im in.

Lycan said he'd run it, so we dont need to hash out any plans here, just know it will be awesome.

I'll have at least one AR with me (either my Colt or the DD )
And I'll have a Hk P30LS 9mm LEM as well, as thats what Ive been carrying for a few months now.
I may bring my Wilson is anyone is looking at 1911's and wants ruined

[Atomic Dog]

alright, if we are setting up some kind of multi-gun stage in the FIRE Institute bay Im in.

Lycan said he'd run it, so we dont need to hash out any plans here, just know it will be awesome.

I'll have at least one AR with me (either my Colt or the DD )
And I'll have a Hk P30LS 9mm LEM as well, as thats what Ive been carrying for a few months now.
I may bring my Wilson is anyone is looking at 1911's and wants ruined

Let's do it.


Once again,


(Never has so little power gone to one's head...)

[Atomic Dog]

Through a strange set of circumstances I have managed to obtain all of the most popular weapon mounted lights. So, if anyone wants to try out any of these in person let me know and I will bring them:

Surefire X300
Streamlight TLR-1
Streamlight TLR-1s
Streamlight TLR-2
Streamlight TLR-3

[ar15jules]

Jules may be in the Burgh that weekend....Might have to make it out provided Emptymag will be there.
Jules

[eXceLon]

I'm in. I'll bring the cast iron and some bacon again.

[Emptymag]

Jules may be in the Burgh that weekend....Might have to make it out provided Emptymag will be there.
Jules

Reported for stalking.

[falcn]

And I'll have a Hk P30LS 9mm LEM as well, as thats what Ive been carrying for a few months now.
I may bring my Wilson is anyone is looking at 1911's and wants ruined

Is there a pictoral review up on the Gun Pictures forum of this weapon?
DAO for Shawn!?

Wow sounds cool! A DA that acts like a SA pistol after the first trigger pull.....

http://www.outdoors.net/Firearms/Article/901
After firing an LEM-equipped H&K USP pistol, the slide cycles faster than the shooter can release the trigger. This occurs in all semiauto pistols. If one fires the LEM pistol, and keeps the trigger back after firing, the hammer remains back! At this point, the shooter can let the trigger go forward just a short distance; the trigger will reset, the hammer will stay to the rear, and the pistol will be ready to fire again. If this is done repeatedly, firing the pistol will be just like firing a pistol in SA mode. There will be short trigger pulls of about 5 lbs, short resets, and hammer staying cocked after each shot. However, if the shooter lets the trigger go all the way forward after firing it, the hammer will go forward to its normal just-off-the-firing-pin position. At this point, the pistol will be in the same condition that it was after initially loading, and it may be safely holstered. Although the internal hammer remains cocked, letting the trigger go forward is almost like "decocking" the external hammer, but without having to manipulate a decocking lever.