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0830 START

CARBINE, PRECISION AND DMR invited.

Carbine - 100 rounds in stacked mags, 10 pistol in stacked mags. Precision/DMR - 55 rounds

$20 members, $30 guests.

Online registration required:

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Precision will be running, and will have a long range CoF with steel, pop-ups and movers from 200 to 600Y.

For July's match we will be shooting a dual course of fire for Carbine. There will be some movers and pop-ups to start it off at 200Y, and then the carbine shooters will repair to the 25/50 range to shoot the NJSP CQB Entry firearm Q-Course.

The Q-Course is fired on an IDPA target at distances from 3 yards to 50 yards, and is a very good test of overall carbine skill, featuring fast close-up work, support side shooting, use of cover, position changes, and handling skills. It is not intimidating at all if you are a newer shooter. It is fired in sticks of 6 shooters at a time. Each shooting exercise is conducted by one shooter at a time, and the score is a factor of your accuracy plus the time required.

There will be a centerfire pistol transition drill included. Bring 10 rounds, strong side holster required. A drop leg holster is fine but cross draws, shoulder or chest rig setups are a no-go. If you do not have the proper equipment you will not be permitted shoot this portion of the CoF.

We will score these divisions for Carbine:

Ladies division (by popular demand - any sights)
Irons
Red Dot
Magnified Optic

This is a great one to bring out SBR's and Kalashnikov's as well. NFA Suppressors and SBR's may be used.

––Fargo007

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I will give him an easy job and comp you for providing a scoring drone.

––Fargo007

We can handle junior shooters on this match no problem. You will have to be there to supervise them when they are on the line.

Mags - One in the gun and two on the belt should be enough.

A chamber flag is not sufficient, but is independently required. Bring them.

Guns have to come to the firing line unloaded and cased up. You need to solve that problem on your own.

Yes, the safety rules are quite similar to that. We don't usually define a safe table but it's not a bad idea. There will be a stick of six shooters loaded at one time, and they will shoot on the clock one at a time at each distance required under a shot timer. All other firearms (other than holstered program staff sidearms) are cold until they are on the line and receive a load command.

Take care and hope you can make it. This one is a lot of fun, and is not extremely difficult.

––Fargo007

I can vouch for Kerry + juniors as being safe shooters.

-Mark

Thanks Mark. That's all I need to hear.

––Fargo007

That's all she wrote fellas.

The match is sold out for carbine!

I can take more on precision only though. Email me or post here.

––Fargo007

I'll get that out tomorrow.

Basically a KYL CBS, movers at 200, Pop walks at 300, A steel holdover drill, movers at 600Y, and a 600Y multi-position drill.

––Fargo007

Sure, stop around and say hi. It's the 28th, starting at 0830.

You don't have to be a member to participate though.

––Fargo007

Awesome time guys. Some GREAT shooting today by lots of folks. Great job!
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Come back and see us again.

––Fargo007

Thanks for putting on a great match, I know I'll be practicing my support side shooting! Which score represents the 200yd moving target stage for carbine?

Fargo - If you can tell me how you want the results set up, I can take the score sheets home and get them entered in for you after matches, like I did for the Mile...