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Wyoming Antelope Club
2012
50
Round National Match Program
NRA Approved High Power
Matches _______ Mar. 18, April
15, July 15,
Aug. 19.
Club Non NRA
Matches__________________ Feb 19, May 20, June
17, Sept. 16.
Rules: All current NRA High Power rules will apply.
Eligibility: Open to all NRA classified competitors and
WAC members with a valid High Power Competitor card.
Entry Fees: $20.00 for NRA matches and $15.00 for club
matches. (No checks please).
Location: Wyoming Antelope Club dba Pinellas Shooting Range,
3700 - 126th Ave N, Pinellas Park, Fl.
Squadding: Registration and target assignment begins at 0830
AM. Match starts at 9:30.
Classifications: The NRA
classification system will be used.
Unclassified
shooters will compete in the Marksman class or as decided by the Match
Director.
Competitors
with temporary classifications will compete in that corresponding class.
Rifles allowed:
NRA
Service Rifle Rules 3.1
NRA Match Rifle Rules
3.3
NRA Any Sight Match
Rifle/Tactical Rifle Rule
3.3.2
Ammunition:
NRA
Rule 3.17, provided by competitor.
Targets: SR-1,
SR-21, MR-31. 1 sighter target and 2 for score per frame.
Scoring:
Competitors
will setup/store their assigned frames and score targets.
(Walk
and paste).
All cross fires including internal
will be scored a miss.
Course of Fire:
NRA approved 500
point National match course
Match 1: Unlimited slow fire sighting shots and 20 record
shots prone in 22 minutes. Single round loading only.
Match 2: 2 slow fire sighting shots in 2 minutes, then 1
string of 10 prone rapid fire with a magazine change, in 70 seconds.
Match 3: 2 slow fire sighting shots in 2 minutes, then 1
string of 10 shots sitting rapid fire with a magazine change in 60 seconds.
Match 4: 2 slow fire sighting shots and 10 record shots
standing in a total time of 12
minutes. Single round loading only.
Match 5: Overall aggregate of Matches 1, 2, 3, & 4.
Awards: Club matches will not have awards.
NRA approved match awards will be given to the High Service
Rifle shooter and High Match Rifle shooter in lieu of an overall aggregate
winner.
High
Service Rifle winner must have a rifle that meets Service Rifle rules.
All
other awards will be by shooter classifications with Match Rifle and Service
Rifle being combined.
1.
An award will be made for 1st place in
each class with three (3) or more competitors and an additional 2nd
place award for six (6) or more competitors.
2.
Any classification with less than 3 shooters will
be bumped up to the next classification for awards.
3.
Master and high master will only be combined
together to make a class and unc/marksman through expert will be combined as
necessary to make classes.
The
one (1) award and out rule will apply.
Additional Information: Empty chamber indicators are required and are available for $2.00 each if you do not have
one. Due to range location, competitors are required to keep all fired rounds
on their targets. Help is available but please come with a 100 yard zero.
Off target misses or unsafe
practices are justification for disqualification by the WAC High Power
Director. Safety and WAC range rules are priority. In the case of
disqualification from the match, any fees paid will not be refunded.
Some equipment such as spotting scopes and mats may
be available for loan on a limited basis.
For additional information or questions you have please contact High power Director: Gary Swaney gswaney@tampabay.rr.com 727-463-6671