Posted: 12/29/2008 4:33:50 PM EDT
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Guys the next service rifle match at Creekside is upon us on January 1st.
Its at 1300 so I dont want to hear any excuses that " I was hungover and couldnt make it". Volly is 40 rounds long. Usually 10 slow fire standing, 10 rapid fire kneeling or sitting, 10 rapid fire prone, and 10 semi rapid fire prone with a mag change. And who knows someone might just do a bayonet charge. |
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Can I come shoot my Mosin off your shoulder?  Sure .... as long as I can shoot mine off yours. I shoot first. AND you gotta wear my new hat. LOL i think u should wear it and shoot your new rifle....that thing is gona be bad ass with a scope on it |
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Can I come shoot my Mosin off your shoulder? Fro! I got a bipod for christmas  but it doesn't have claws  I dont trust none of yall around with pod claws Quit being a pussy. http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=8&f=35&t=338260 go look there for a pib of her rifle. |
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Can I shoot my 16 inch middy AR with iron sights as a service rifle? Damn Gunny won't let me check out an A4 or M4 from the armory 
The Bald Monk I dont see why not. Service Rifle Match __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ The service rifle events are open to everyone and any skill level. The event is designed for shooters to get familiar with service rifle matches and shooting form different positions. If you have never participated in an event with a service rifle we welcome you to come out. We all try to help one another and having fun is more important here than competition. We shoot a 40 round course of which includes standing, sitting or kneeling, and prone. Slow and rapid fire both are shot. We give each shooter a 10 minute site in period. Items needed: Rifle that meets service rifle standards. It can be a foreign service rifle also. Ammo, eye and ear protection (we have them if needed). A spotting scope is recommended but not required, we will have some on the line and people will share with you. These events are designed to have a lot of fun shooting and learn more about the aspect service rifle shooting. We encourage everyone to come and join us for these events. You will have the opportunity to meet some great people who love the shooting sport. There will be no electric range finders or wind meters to the attachment for the match. Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place each time. Check calendar for dates: Event will be shot rain or shine. Some events are a 100 yard course of fire, and some are actual distance course of fire (such as 200 standing, 300 sitting or kneeling, etc). Times: Start time is 1:00PM and check in is by 12:30AM Those are the posted rules and according to Joe  that is my service rifle.
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Nice Smurf Gun
The Bald Monk You aint seen nothing yet ...... its my current build that I am working on..... its getting a bayonet, bipod, Vert grip, sling, then its gonna get a good krylon jobbie over everything. In pink or blue? 
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Nice Smurf Gun
The Bald Monk You aint seen nothing yet ...... its my current build that I am working on..... its getting a bayonet, bipod, Vert grip, sling, then its gonna get a good krylon jobbie over everything. In pink or blue?
The Bald Monk Im thinking maybe urban cammo ...... or possibly trying to match LaRue's UDE |
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2 questions: Is this one 100 yds, or 2/300? Will there be more than one relay? I would like to bring a new shooter, and if there are 2 relays we could share stuff. There probably will be multiple relays depending on the number of shooters who show. I believe that this one is going to be 100 with some simulated 2 or 300 targets. The last one I shot there were two relays and all shots were taken at 100 yards. |
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There probably will be multiple relays depending on the number of shooters who show. I believe that this one is going to be 100 with some simulated 2 or 300 targets. The last one I shot there were two relays and all shots were taken at 100 yards. Thanks, we will be there. |
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Nah, its not like an NRA/DCM match where the rules are tight. ( if it were, only about 3 guns there last time would have been allowed to shoot. Very strict rules for Service Rifle in High Power) Its there to introduce shooters to the HP concept, meet other shooters and get people involved in the old school shooting... you know... marksmanship without batteries.. its alot of fun. And the funds go to good places... There are not classes or seperating. I shot one with a 105 year old bolt gun. Fun. Fun Fun. Nice people out there too. Just come to see what you and your rifle of choice can do. And usually you can shoot 2 relays with 2 seperate guns. Best to ask Joe to be sure. Come on out.
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