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Posted: 5/3/2005 6:31:32 PM EDT
Three Gun Stages
Stage #1 Mad minute 1000 yard range Shooter is standing behind his weapon, which is grounded ( rifle). On the timer the shooter moves to a prone position and fire 30 rounds at a target 200 yards away. Stage #2 The Foot Ball North 1 Shooter has a brief case hand cuffed to his weak hand and his weapon holstered. On the timer the shooter draws his weapon and engages all targets. (22) Steel knock downs Stage #3 Shoot and Scoot North 2 Shooter moves between targets shooting on the move hitting steel targets. Shooter must complete the drill twice. (5) steel targets Stage #4 Black Hawk Down South 2 While staying in the helicopter, shooter must engage all targets. Shooter must shoot one shot with pistol before transferring to Rifle. ( 20 paper Targets) Stage #5 Rolling Thunder South 3 Shooter must engage 30 pepper poppers from three shooting boxes. Shooter can only fire from boxes. Shooter starts with 4 round in shot gun ( 30 shotgun targets) Stage #6 Tank Assault South 5 Shooter starts with shotgun loaded on bench, chamber clear safety on. On the timer the shooter picks up shotgun and knock down 5 targets. Shooter grounds a safe weapon and transitions to rifle. Shooter must hit all steel targets and paper. Steel knocked down and paper hit. (30 ) targets Stage #6 Vehicle Take Down South 1 While moving from cover to cover shooter will fire at all targets hitting each with rifle. Shooter can only fire one shot from each position of cover. Shooter has to move to new position after each two shots 20 paper targets Stage #7 Crack House North 4 Shooter starts with weapon in holster. On timer shooter moves into shoot house and disables all targets. 8 targets (paper) Stage #8 Alvin York Shooter starts with Shoot gun loaded with 4 rounds. On time shooter must hit 8 pepper poppers. Stage #9 Bad Alley South 4 Shooter starts with Pistol in holster. On timer, shooter enters the alley and engages all targets ( 10 paper ) Stage #10 Pistol standards 6 drills on timer |
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Does this 3-gun match take both Saturday or Sunday to shoot all 10 stages, or can I just come on one day or the other and complete the entire match?
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What hrt said. |
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Please excuse my ignorance but I have just a few questions...
Three Gun Stages Stage #1 Mad minute 1000 yard range Shooter is standing behind his weapon, which is grounded ( rifle). On the timer the shooter moves to a prone position and fire 30 rounds at a target 200 yards away. Bipod allowed? time limit? Stage #2 The Foot Ball North 1 Shooter has a brief case hand cuffed to his weak hand and his weapon holstered. On the timer the shooter draws his weapon and engages all targets. (22) Steel knock downs number of magazines allowed? Stage #3 Shoot and Scoot North 2 Shooter moves between targets shooting on the move hitting steel targets. Shooter must complete the drill twice. (5) steel targets Pistol or rifle? Stage #4 Black Hawk Down South 2 While staying in the helicopter, shooter must engage all targets. Shooter must shoot one shot with pistol before transferring to Rifle. ( 20 paper Targets) sounds fun Stage #5 Rolling Thunder South 3 Shooter must engage 30 pepper poppers from three shooting boxes. Shooter can only fire from boxes. Shooter starts with 4 round in shot gun ( 30 shotgun targets) pretty self explanatory Stage #6 Tank Assault South 5 Shooter starts with shotgun loaded on bench, chamber clear safety on. On the timer the shooter picks up shotgun and knock down 5 targets. Shooter grounds a safe weapon and transitions to rifle. Shooter must hit all steel targets and paper. Steel knocked down and paper hit. (30 ) targets pretty self explanatory Stage #6 Vehicle Take Down South 1 While moving from cover to cover shooter will fire at all targets hitting each with rifle. Shooter can only fire one shot from each position of cover. Shooter has to move to new position after each two shots 20 paper targets pretty self explanatory Stage #7 Crack House North 4 Shooter starts with weapon in holster. On timer shooter moves into shoot house and disables all targets. 8 targets (paper) pretty self explanatory Stage #8 Alvin York Shooter starts with Shoot gun loaded with 4 rounds. On time shooter must hit 8 pepper poppers. pretty self explanatory Stage #9 Bad Alley South 4 Shooter starts with Pistol in holster. On timer, shooter enters the alley and engages all targets ( 10 paper ) pretty self explanatory Stage #10 Pistol standards 6 drills on timer just engaging different targets at different distances? |
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Bipods and or Scopes puts you in Unlimited. Stage #3 is pistol. Stage #1 is points divided by time. You can take your time shooting but it costs you.
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Damn, I am busy that day!!! |
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Cool, since we can shoot all stages in one day, then I will be there at Tiger Valley South on Sunday, May 15 (have to go shoot another 3-gun at TacPro on May 14, so that will be a good warm-up).
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John, did you design all of these stages or were there two evil minds involved in this. Sounds like one hell of a lot of fun and I am looking forward to shooting it. See ya on the 14th.
Roger |
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John, did you design all of these stages or were there two evil minds involved in this. Sounds like one hell of a lot of fun and I am looking forward to shooting it. See ya on the 14th.
Roger |
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Any word on how many people are interested in trooper class? I'm planning on it.
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Mojo, since you don't have to come down on Saturday, do you want to join me on Sunday and shoot the match with me?
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Next Sunday? Sure. |
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Sounds good, Mojo, I think FALARAK will join us on Sunday too (and possibly FireBlade too). Get your gear ready!
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Damn, this sounds like a TON of fun.
but I'll be in Ohio. YOu guys have a great time. TXL |
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We want to start at 8:00 am so we can get everyone through. It might rain at night
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Anyone shoot this today? How was it?
I'll be there in the morning! |
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I just got into town. We did 11 stages in 6 hours. Everyone had a good time. Tiger Valley fed everyone
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Thanks, Maduce and Ranger8541, for letting us come down for one day only, hosting a well-run and challenging yet fun course of fire, and for the lunch. Nice to see all of you again, and will definitely come to the next one!
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Thank you for everyone that attended. For you that took pics, lets see em!
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Man, it sure was fun, educational, and good practice to boost. Now, I'm no longer 3-guns match virgin. Thanks TJ, John for setting this match up. |
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Ditto on what mojo said. I had a great time can't wait for the next one, i will have better gear and lots of ammo. Also i'm no longer the FNG, lol FireBlade |
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Sorry Fireblade, but you will always be the FNG (until you start wearing new colors)!
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Here are the pics from the TV 3gun match. Lots of good action shots!
www.kevinholman.com/pics/guns/shooting/tv052005/ |
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Here are the match results. Our local "kid" Falrack took the match. It appears as if the "sun shines on a dogs ass" from time to time! Just kidding. Great shooting Kevin! You were up against some really good shooters.
Aggregate of all Stages Class TIME Place Kevin Holman O 525.08 1st Open Paul Whitten O 558.87 2nd Open Brett Swinton O 632.55 3rd Open Roger Fulton O 754.01 4th Open Chris Colacurei L 559.01 1st Limited Rob Clark L 714.14 2ndLimited Bruce Byers L 730.58 3rdLimited Tai Huynh L 742.46 4th Limited Bach Melick L 782.75 5th Limited Greg McWilliams L 1024.53 6th Limited |
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FAL has been lucky all his life....and this is no exception. |
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The next Three Gun match at TIGER Valley will be July 9th and 10th. Same as this last one. 10 -12 stages. You can shoot then in one day, or two days. Hope you guys can make it. John
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I will put the next one on my calendar. Had a great time even though I did not shoot worth a crap. Thank you TJ and John for all of your efforts and work.
Roger |
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I think I can make it on July 10th. I do like your 3 guns match format. |
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Congrats Kevin! TC |
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Congrats Kevin.
Looks like you got lucky, did you get all your shooting done before Maduce found the snake, protecting you from being "Snake Bit"?????? Looks like fun, gonna need to get me a shotty and try this stuff. TXL |
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Cool! Congrats FALARAK
I'm going to plan to hit the next one, whether I just watch or have the nerve to do it. The only thing that looks like it might bite me in the butt is that tunnel Good work guys!!! ETA: TXL: you can borrow my rem 12ga if you need to! |
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Well.....
Copperas Cove Pistol Club has a 3-gun match every month. I believe it's on the 3rd Saturday. All of the stages are normally under 50 yards, that doesn't mean the MD won't toss in a 100 yard stage for the fun of it. Many of the stages required multiple reloads and they have a lot more targets on each stage than you'd see in an IDPA match. Several of the stages were unique and only limited by the stage designer's imagination. I did one about a year ago, just haven't been able to get back for another. The entire crew there makes you feel more than welcome, they are a great bunch of guys. They welcome any safe shooter. I guess if we got a few people interested, we could carpool or caravan there. It's located just south of Copperas Cove, about 5 miles. A match like this one is propably perfect for a first timer, there's not as much of a rush to get from stage to stage and get everyone through a stage. Also on the plus side is that it'll make you more comfortable for larger matches like the ones held by Tiger Valley. mm |
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