[ARCHIVED THREAD] - CSR 9th Jan 2011 (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 12/10/2010 12:35:21 PM EDT
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First one of the new year coming up in 4 weeks time.
Sally has said that she'll be away from 17/12-05/01 and won't have time to process CC transactions, so can everyone please send their entries in with a cheque. Entries should be out next week. In the meantime here's the proposed CoF AM The “Standing” Distance 100 yards Position Standing followed by kneeling or squatting. No. of shots Two sighting shots and ten to count Target One Fig.14 window target Scoring 5 & 4 on the Fig.14 and 3 elsewhere on the target Procedure 1.Competitors are to be in the standing alert position with rifles loaded, made ready 2.and safety catches applied. 3.The target will make five double exposures of 3 seconds up, 2 seconds down and 3 seconds up, at irregular intervals over a period of 2 minutes. 4.The first shot in each double exposure must be fired from the standing position, and the second from either the kneeling or squatting position. Firers must return to the standing alert position after each double exposure The “Bisley Bullet” Distance 200 yards Position Prone No. of shots Two sighting shots and ten to count Target One Fig.14 window target Scoring 5 & 4 on the Fig.14, 3 elsewhere on the target Procedure 1.On completion of the sighting shots, rifles will be made ready with ten rounds. 2.The targets will make ten appearances of three seconds at different places over a Frontage of 6ft at irregular intervals varying between 5 and 20 seconds. 3.One shot only to be fired at each appearance. The “Sitting” Distance 200 yards Position Sitting No. of shots Ten to count Targets Two Fig.11/59 Time Limit 40 seconds Scoring 5 & 4 Procedure 1.Competitors are to be in the standing alert position with rifles loaded, made ready and safety catches applied. 2.On appearance of the targets, competitors are to adopt the sitting position and open fire. 3.No more than five hits will count on each target. . The “Kinnaird” Distance 300 yards Position Prone No. of shots Two sighting shots and ten to count Target Fig.12/59 Scoring 5 & 4 Procedure 1.After the two sighting shots have been fired and signalled, firers will be ordered to apply safety catches, stand up and adopt the standing alert position. 2.On the appearance of the targets for 60 seconds, they will adopt the prone position and fire ten rounds. 3.Scores will be communicated to the firing point and spotting discs shown for 25 seconds. The “Wantage” Distance 300 yards Position Prone No. of shots Ten to count Target Fig.12/59 Scoring 5 & 4 Procedure 1.The targets will make ten appearances of three seconds at different places over a frontage of 6ft at irregular intervals varying between 5 and 20 seconds. 2.One shot only to be fired at each appearance. PM The 400yd “Stephens” Distance 400 yards Position Prone No. of shots Two sighting shots and ten to count Time Limit 40 seconds Targets Two Fig.11/59 per firer Scoring 5 & 4 Procedure 1.On completion of the sighting shots, rifles are to be made ready with ten rounds and firers are to apply their safety catches and assume the standing ready alert position facing their targets 2.When the targets appear, firers are to adopt the prone position and fire, within the Time limit, five shots at each target. The “400yd Sitting Snaps” Distance 400 yards Position Sitting No. of shots Ten to count Target Fig.11/59 Scoring 5 & 4 Procedure 1.The targets will make ten appearances of three seconds at different places over a frontage of 6ft at irregular intervals varying between 5 and 20 seconds. 2.One shot only to be fired at each appearance. “Harassing Fire” Distance 500yards Position Prone No.of shots Two sighting shots and ten to count Target Triple Fig.11/59 Timing One timed exposure of 60 seconds Scoring 5 on the central target for a hit inside the 300mm circle, 4 for a hit elsewhere on the central target and 2 for a hit anywhere on the other two targets. HPS 50pts Procedure 1.After the two sighting shots have been fired and signalled, firers will be ordered to apply safety catches, stand up and adopt the standing ready alert position. 2.On appearance of the targets for 60 seconds, firers will adopt the prone position and fire ten rounds. 3.Scores will be communicated to the firing point and spotting discs will be shown for 25 seconds. The “500yd Snaps” Distance 500 yards Position Prone No. of shots Ten to count Target Fig.11/59 Scoring 5 & 4 Procedure 1.The target will make ten appearances of three seconds at different places over a frontage of 6ft at irregular intervals varying between 5 and 20 seconds. 2.One shot only to be fired at each appearance. |
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I'v just had a good look at the C of F for the 9th December, is it normal to have two sighters at 100?
I thought we always went straight in at the 100 standing & kneeling and did sighters for all the other distances, I'm doing a laminated Aid Memoire and want to get it right first time round. 
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Ahhhhhh, a photo of Airbrush 
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Ahhhhhh, a photo of Airbrush Fail, i don't have a carry handle. 
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Hello Mark, Gav sent me the info to do the event on the 9th, I have posted off my cheque. Gav is going to let me use his rifle again as the guy with the one for sale has not got back to me. Can I buy some rounds off you again please? Regards Greg. Welcome Tayfix, see you on the 9th.. 
(..and Mark, don't forget to bring mine too  )
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Thanks for the welcome, Looking forward to it even more than last time, Maybe I might do a bit better second time round? Shame there is no running as I wanted to have a go at that? Tayfix. I'm sure the rest of us won't mind you running between the firing points if you feel the urge......
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26 at this time, but I expect entries to be 30+ by sunday  +1 Spectator (Cause this fecking Bradley bloke won't sell me a rifle )Bob you never entered and never had any other intention of entering In fact you've only recently taken Up shooting and only have a .22, or at least a slot for one. You don't even have the relevant safety certificate so please stop giving false info with regards to me. Thanks You were only ever going to come along to watch |
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Quoted: You should be able to borrow one! Now THAT would be cool, however, I have NEVER even seen one of these comps before, let alone tried to shoot in one so NEWBIE (or NUMPTY) would be an apt description and I couldn't envisage anyone allowing such a person to shoot with their pride and joy! |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: 26 at this time, but I expect entries to be 30+ by sunday +1 Spectator (Cause this fecking Bradley bloke won't sell me a rifle )Bob you never entered and never had any other intention of entering In fact you've only recently taken Up shooting and only have a .22, or at least a slot for one. You don't even have the relevant safety certificate so please stop giving false info with regards to me. Thanks You were only ever going to come along to watch Hi Mark, My sincere apologies. Everything I have said in relation to my getting a rifle from you has been with my tongue firmly in my cheek and only ever meant in a jokey way. I honestly didn't intend to cause you any offence. I have actually been shooting one thing or another since I was 13yrs old (Air rifles, Air pistols, .22LR target rifle, shot guns then back to air rifles, then airsoft pistols (practical Pistol) and last year back to .22LR). It's true I have only recently been interested in the AR style rifle and learning more about practical rifle/mini rifle/CSR competitions. I need to know a lot more than I do about what rifles/calibres are considered best for CSR shooting before I submit my FAC variation. Once again though, sincere apologies if you thought I was being offensive. ATB Bob |
