The Knob Creek Practical Rifle League (KCPRL) had it's Third match on April 13th and 14th. Over 2 nights we had 29 shooters if I recall correctly. Everything went great and I hope everyone had a great time! Again our youngest shooter was 13. We gave out 300 bucks in cash prizes.

some highlights!
We shot from a moving vehicle, we shot multiple matches and targets over 2 nights!

The Knob Creek Practical Rifle League (KCPRL) is hosting it's next match and we are going to be shooting.
Rules are as follows ( subject to change, with or without notice)
Rifles, pistols and shotguns wll be self defense weapons. Not competition guns. The KCPRL is a practical shooting group. the KCPRL has the right to examine any equipment used or worn or carried during it's matches.

General safety rules
we run a cold range, no weapons loaded or handled unless under the direction of a Range Officer (RO) chamber flags inserted in long guns, pistols holstered. Sweeping someone with a weapon or other egregious safety violation is a automatic disqualification for the rest of the event with no refund!
for night shoots. one cyalume stick affixed on the front and one on the back of each match attendant, hung somewhere between neck and knees. NO EXCEPTIONS DO NOT PLAY THE INVISIBLE PEDESTRIAN! All match attendants will carry a minimum of 1 handheld light or head lamp for navigation.
eyes and ear protection required at all times.
RIFLES
Center fire rifle in .556, 7.62 or 5.45 x39 6.8 spc etc. please ask if the caliber you are shooting is considered a rifle caliber if you need clarification
Magazines can hold a maximum of 30 rounds.
one optic, one or more lights, Suppressors, NVG at shooters discretion.
SHOTGUNS
Semi auto or pump 12 gauge shotgun
one optic, one or more lights, Suppressors, NVG at shooters discretion.
no speed loaders, no mag tubes extending past the end of the barrel by more than 1 inch. Maximum barrel length 22 inches, no minimum length barrel.
PISTOLS
self defense pistol, NO RACE GUNS
center fire pistol or revolver in a pistol caliber of at least 380 caliber.
minor is 380, 9mm, 38 special, 9mm mak, etc
major, 357 mag,357 sig, 40, 45 acp, velocity times bullet weight in grains divided by 1000 must equal 165 or above!
holster must be hip or IWB within 3 inches of the side seam of pants, NO shoulder, Small-of-back, race holsters
no compensators or optics
no mag funnels
gun must start the match loaded with a factory magazine with standard baseplate. IE if you want to run a glock 33 round mag it needs to be in a Glock 18, and please oh please let me shoot it!
reload magazines can be any capacity

scoring
rifles, one hit in the A zone of an uspsa target is a stop or 2 hits anywhere on the target will consider it neutralized.

shotguns steel plate knocked down, the clay pigeon broken, the vegetable or canned good destroyed, the paper target with the majority of pellets in the a-d zones

pistols, 7 points on a IDPA target. A zone hits are 7 for minor and major, B zones hits 3/4 minor/major, C zone hits 2/3 minor/major, D zone hits 1/2 minor/major

failures to neutralize a target or shooting a no-shoot or having a procedural error (not using cover, not performing a mandatory reload) will incur a 10 second penalty per instance.

equipment needed
eye and ear protection
4 cyalume sticks minimum
a folding chair is probably a good idea!
a hand held light or headlamp or both for navigation.
rifle as above plus a minimum of 2 spare magazines and a mag carrier if wanted. 90 rounds ammo
shotgun as above 50 rounds ammunition, buck or birdshot.
pistol as above, with at least 2 spare magazines and a mag carrier plus either a weapon mounted light and or a handheld light. If a weapon light is mounted on a handgun it needs to also have a holster to accomodate this light and weapon. NO ATTACHING LIGHTS TO A HOT GUN! 50 rounds of ammunition

Pricing
all matches are 15 dollars for non KCR members and 10 dollars for KCR members.

SPONSORS and PRIZES
The first, second, and third place shooters in each event will win a cash prize to be determined, the overall top three shooters may be awarded a cash or other prize to be determined as well.
If anyone has a line on some companies willing or may be willing to donate prizes please let me know. I have asked a number of companies and only ELZETTA has donated prizes in the past.


If you have questions or comments IM or email me peteanderson at insightbb.com or through the site. Call KCR 502 922 4457 to get put on the list tell them which matches you want to sign up for, pistol, rifle, shotgun.


scores !

All the matches pay out at 1st place $30, 2nd place $20 and 3rd place $10. SHow ID at KCR for your prize moneys!

Rifle

1. 54.85 Matt H
2. 55.04 Marvin S
3. 56.89 Matt V
4. 57.88 Matt S
5. 64.01 Rusty T
6. 80.80 Craig B
7. 81.19 Adam H
8. 85.21 Dustin D
9. 92.94 Lynn C
10. 99.93 Mark H
11. 103.79 Wayne S
12. 133.73 Melanie T
13. 170.00 Ernie C
14. 185.89 Bob H
15. 246.65 Allen J
16. 258.00 Philip D

Shotgun


1. 51.16 Cole E
2. 56.35 Marvin S
3. 60.04 Daniel C
4. 63.23 Matt S
5. 63.99 Matt H
6. 66.63 Rusty T
7. 73.27 Matt V
8. 82.98 Jonathab B
9. 89.90 Lynn C
10. 91.20 Craig B
11. 104.13 Wayne S
12. 105.87 Pete A
13. 115.52 Dustin D
14. 123.02 Melanie T
15. 123.30 Allen J
16. 167.84 Adam H
17. 186.83 Ernie Cl

Pistol


1. 19.08 Matt S
2. 21.06 Marvin S
3. 22.57 Pete A
4. 24.58 Matt H
5. 28.87 Lynn C
6. 29.58 Rusty T
7. 32.88 Matt V
8. 34.57 Mark H
9. 40.40 Melanie T
10. 45.56 Wayne S
11. 52.48 Daniel C
12. 66.36 Phillip D
13. 67.22 Jonathan B
14. 69.20 Allen J
15. 79.31 Ernie C
16. 83.00 Cole E
17. 87.04 Craig B
18. 98.13 Heather A
19. 100.06 Adam H
20. 102.09 Dustin D
21. 148.96 Bob H

IN!

Can't wait!!!

it's alright, the dude that puts them on is kind of a dick.

I'm in.

Zip-lines, need zip-lines.

Vengarr and I wanted to shoot from the bed but we couldn't figure out a way to do it safely.

Maybe one day....

Craig

put a harness on the shooter with a carabiner behind their neck and rope it to the rear bumper of the truck. get dragged while shooting.












But seriously, more hostages.

I'd like to see a "Heavy Metal" optional run for the rifle stage at least.

I've got a bunch of "battle" rifles that would be neat to use them but I don't want my only one run on the course of fire to be with a FAL that I've never shot in the dark before.

So maybe an optional Second Run, the first run is for your official time and then pay extra to do a 2nd run/heavy metal run where the .30 cal rifles come out. Also would be fun to try with a M1 Garand just to see what its like....

Shooting from the bed seems kinda dangerous to the person driving....

ok some updates related to overall night shooting

test and tune nights. Kenny will let me take 20 people on either the upper or lower range tops.
The place is ours from 6- midnight.
tracers are fine, DEPENDING on the dryness conditions.
we will run this exactly like a regular range day except it will be in the evening. We will call cease fires etc.

We can do a Friday if I give Kenny at least 2 weeks heads up and have at least 10 people total. I will be working alor of overtime in May, so I will see tomorrow what Friday night works best for me.

I am number 1 the next person that calls a spot will be number 2
do a count and send me an email or IM with your number and real name so I can start a list.

Will a M1 be scored differently than a AR? Pistols are scored major/minor and nothing is more major than a M1.

Just make every hit an A Zone hit and you won't have to worry about minor/major

Personally, I'd say any one hit in the A or B zone is neutralized with an M1 Garand/FAL/PRT91/M1A/etc, but that's "Yeah well you know that's just like my opinion man" <The Big Lebowski>