Posted: 8/9/2011 5:03:28 PM EDT
Come on people you know you want to at least give it a try.
8/20/11 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– The PHA Tactical Match is held on the 3rd Saturday of the month at 8:30 AM (April-September) 10 AM (October-February), weather permitting. Match fees are $15 for the first gun, $15 for a second gun (to be shot through the entire match). The match consists of 2 stages with different scenarios each month. All matches involve movement and shooting around barricades and through windows and doors at ISPC-type targets. You begin shooting at the sound of a buzzer. The number of targets range from 7 to 18. Total round count will be less than 100 for the match (including pistol rounds). You can use center fire and rim fire. For center fire, rifles used are AR-15, Mini-14, AK-47’s and similar. For rim fire, the new ARs in .22 can be shot, along with other .22 semi-automatic carbines. Pistols can be used in any pistol caliber. Shooters will need 2 rifle magazines (25 rds. or more minimum) and an 8 round pistol magazine. Before each stage the range officers will explain safety rules and provide a walk through. Your sign-in time determines your shooting schedule. If you register early, you will shoot early. If you come late you will be one of the last to shoot. NO EXCEPTIONS! Allow yourself enough time to enjoy a great time. Any questions you have please see the below website or post in this thread. www.phashoots.com/Matches/Tactical/index.htm Address for directions: Piedmont Handgunners Association 10346 Highway 150 South Linwood, NC 27299 I-85 Road Construction Info here: www.ncdot.org/projects/i85corridor/ |
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I hope to be there with my side charge AR. Word on the streets is some red-hot 3-gun shooters will be in attendance to warm up for the Pro-Am 3-gun championship. Cool, it's always fun watching guys blow through the course! As long as work cooperates for him, my friend will be there with me for his first match with his 1st AR, PSA carbine, that we just assembled earlier today. |
