New Holland Combined Arms Team Match 0-600Y 12/20/09

[fargo007]

Registration is open for New Holland's first ever Practical & Precision Rifle match!

http://www.nhrpc.org/MatchPrograms/n...ec20Match.html

For the first one, I wanted to exercise both disciplines, so it's going to be a team match. You don't have to form a team to go ahead and register, but if you already have a team mate locked in, both of you go ahead and register, and reflect your teamie's name in the appropriate area. Those without a teamie will get set up the day of the match.

REMEMBER! Both team members must register!

What's the match going to be like?

It's going to be kickass, CoF brought to you by the guys at Black Hat Training Corps (http://www.bhtcorps.com). Consider that NHRPC has a pit system...... 150 rounds carbine, 50-60 rounds precision. December 20th, 2009. Registration 0830, first shots following the safety briefing at 0900. No pistol for either discipline.

CBS for both practical (5 rounds 300Y standing) and precision (1, 600Y).

Walking movers for both guns

Running movers for both guns

An "Urban Terror" popup stage for both guns

The teams are then separated for some individual work.

Mozambiques a.k.a.failure drills - (Carbine)

Holdover Drill (Precision - score hits with scope on zero on steel all the way out to 600, and spend the rest on paper)

Stress (Carbine) 100Y "Ammo Run"

Stress (Precision) 600Y "Hill Climb"

Any optic, any rifle, equipped with a sling. No bipods may be used on the carbine. No AP/Tracer, M855, etc. Chamber flag required. Match requires moderate physical activity and relay work in the pit. Eye & hearing protection mandatory in the pits also. All NFA items welcome but no full-auto fire is allowed at any time per club rules.

Bring a stapler (in condition 1), masking tape for target pasting, a pen.

Limited to 20 teams, or 40 shooters. Match fee for this one is $25.00 across the board.

Hope to see you there. Certified RSO's who are willing to pitch in when they aren't on a gun are especially welcome. :-)

––Fargo007

(http://www.bhtcorps.com)

[ReconLdr]

This sounds like a good time. Would they allow shooters to confirm zero, the week before the match?

I haven't had the chance to shoot beyond 200 since I installed my 20 MOA rail and would like to do so before competing.

Are spectators allowed? If I can't compete I would like to come down and watch.

[fargo007]

There's no facility to allow non-members into the club before match day. I think you'd be fine figuring it out though.

Whichever you decide, sure - spectators are welcome, but because parking is limited at the club I have to ask that you park in a bizarre out of the way place.

--Fargo007

[fargo007]

The match is sold out!

Watch for our Kalashnikov match in January.

Thanks,

--Fargo007