Leagues

We have several league activities that you may participate in.

Smallbore Rifle Silhouette

.22 LR rimfire targets are metal, knock them over = hit

Benchrest or standing unsupported, your choice

25 yards chickens

50 yards pigs

75 yards turkeys

100 yards rams

 

Smallbore pistol silhouette (Run simultaneously with action shoot)

22 LR rimfire targets are metal, knock them over = hit

Standing unsupported

25 yards chickens

50 yards pigs

75 yards turkeys

100 yards rams

And Action Shoot

22 LR rimfire targets are metal, knock them over = hit

Standing unsupported. At least one magazine change. Unlimited rounds. Score = time.

7 yards metal Bowling pins

10 yards metal “poppers”

 

Big Bore Action Shoot

9MM or 38 special minimum, no magnum loads

25 to 30 rounds. Ranges from 7 to 15 yards

Combination of paper, bowling pins and metal targets

Course varies.

 

Pistol Bullseye Match

22 LR rimfire, standing, unsupported, two hands or one hand depending on course of fire

Bulls eye targets at 50 feet also 25 feet

 

Trap League

 

AR15 Match

50 rounds

Course to be announced

 

Family Match

.22 LR rimfire

Course to be announced

 

Military / Vintage Military Rifle Match

A chance to shoot older military type rifles and carbines.

50 rounds at 100 yards

SR-1 target

Benchrest, Prone, Sitting/Kneeling, Standing

Timed and slow fire with generous time limits

MATCH RESULTS:

May 22nd was the 1st military rifle shoot of the 2010 season. It was a tough day for the shooters because of the 30 mph wind which gusted to 40 mph and changed direction often. The shooters took the conditions well and posted some very good scores.All the shooters were using military surplus ammo(not required) which made the scores even more impressive.

 B.C. was high scorer with a 430-7x. He shot a Remington model 1903A3 WWII era bolt action rifle.

 J.D. and C.B. tied for 2nd place with a score of 338, J.D. was using his M1A semi-auto rifle and C.B. shot his Russian M44 bolt action rifle. 

 Other shooters were using a Chinese SKS and a M1 Garand and a M44 carbine.
 

July 17th saw our second of three military/vintage military rifle matches. In May the shooters had the wind to contend with; last Saturday they had the heat and humidity to overcome. Again,despite the sweat running in their eyes and muscles quivering because of heat fatigue the shooters posted high scores. Everyone posted higher scores than the match of last May.
B.C. placed first again Shooting a 449-6x with his model 96 Swedish Mauser. A.S. placed second with a M1917 made by Eddystone in 1917 shooting a score of 399. B.M. shot a 3rd place score of 385-1x using a Springfield Armory Inc. M1A. We had another shooter on the line with a Korean War era M1 Garand and J.D. shot his Springfield Armory Inc. M1A again last Saturdayposting a score of 338-2x.
The next military rifle match is Saturday September 11th-please plan on attending. But,before that is our AR15 match scheduled for August 7th.
 Contact Bruce Miller at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with any questions regarding the matches.

 

 

Upcoming Events

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Sat Sep 11 @12:00PM -
Vintage Military / Military Rifle Match
Sat Sep 11 @01:30PM - 03:00PM
Pistol Class
Sun Sep 12 @12:00PM - 04:00PM
Limited Guest Day
Sun Oct 10 @12:00PM - 04:00PM
Limited Guest Day