Hamburg 3gun - August 7th

[Rick Fox]

Our last match of the year is Sunday, August 7th. We've added a 5th stage which will be an all shotgun, jungle-run type stage, so make sure you bring plenty of shot shells (and bug spray). Don't miss our best shoot yet!

Shooters will utilize three different types of guns: semi-auto rifle (.223), semi-auto pistol, and a pump or semi-auto shotgun. Shooting positions vary from standing, sitting, kneeling, prone, and even moving/walking while engaging targets. Targets can be stationary or moving and either cardboard, steel plates or clay pigeons.

Please pre-register by email at hamburg3gun@gmail.com.

Payments and squadding will be done on the day of the match.

Walk-ons are welcome, if there are openings, but preference will be given to those who pre-register.

Registration 8:00-9:00AM
MANDATORY safety briefing 9:15AM
Shooting starts after safety briefing!

Cost:
$20 per shooter

Guns needed:
Center fire semi auto pistol or revolver, no magnum cartridges
Center fire semi auto, magazine fed rifle, no larger than .223
Pump or semi auto shotgun

Ammo:
100 rounds Pistol
100 rounds Rifle
100 rounds Shotgun, no larger than 7 shot
5 Slugs

No steel core ammo permitted.
No Slide fire or any other type of bump fire stocks allowed.

5 stages. No slings. No major/minor. Scoring is time plus. One A zone or 2 anywhere on paper.

Directions:
Go west on I78 6 miles from Hamburg
Take exit 23 Shartlesville
At stop sign turn right North on Mountain Road follow .3ths mile, then .4th
mile left on Forge Dam Rd.
Entrance is on the right.

GPS: N 40 31.379’ W 76 06.642’
http://www.hamburgriflepistol.com/

[Rick Fox]

Hello! What a great day! Thank you to everyone who made it out. We really appreciate your support and can't wait for next year. The woods run seemed to be a hit and we're planning on adding more terrain stages next year. Thanks again!

Rick

Here are are the scores from today's match:

[bille72]

Awesome day. Thank you

[awfroadan]

This was a fun match to shoot. I will be making as many as my schedule allows next year. The new 2011 worked great as long as I did my job. Just need to get used to that manual safety and working it seamlessly under the clock.