I have to work in the morning but I planned to help setup in the afternoon. How late will ya'll be out there?
Til drinking time. I don't see us getting finished with setup until after 2 or 3. Come on out after you get off.
Like most of the guys eager to shoot this match, I've printed the stages trying to figure the best way to shoot each. Hopefully I'll be able to get some practice in at the range before the main event.
When the transition is made from weapon to weapon, like on stage 3, is the weapon supposed to be laid on the table with the magazine removed and the bolt or slide in locked back position?
Thanks,
Philip
When the transition is made from weapon to weapon, like on stage 3, is the weapon supposed to be laid on the table with the magazine removed and the bolt or slide in locked back position?
Thanks,
Philip
Great question. A safely grounded firearm is defined as either empty chamber with bolt locked back or on safe. So if you start with a rifle and then retrieve your pistol from a table, the rifle can be either on safe or empty (chamber and magazine). A good rule of thumb is to ensure all guns are on safe when not being fired.
Mike
Mike
dont study the diagrams too closely; In my experience; they seldom turn out in person the way a shooter interprets the diagram.
study the start position, round count, and any particular shooting position; like a port or barricade shot.
study the start position, round count, and any particular shooting position; like a port or barricade shot.
Very good advice from Mr. A class winner shooting B class! 
there will be a bunch of us setting up and we may change things up depending on space and other factors.
there will be a bunch of us setting up and we may change things up depending on space and other factors.
For the record, I am excited.
I couldn't tell! . That's what it is all about! We have our final meeting tomorrow night and then it is go time. I have the scoresheets created and the stages laid out for each bay. All that is left to do now is set it up and shoot it.
Btw, Academy has Monarch 223 for 4.99 per 20 or $124 per 500. Nice they put it on sale for our match!
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. That's what it is all about! We have our final meeting tomorrow night and then it is go time. I have the scoresheets created and the stages laid out for each bay. All that is left to do now is set it up and shoot it. Btw, Academy has Monarch 223 for 4.99 per 20 or $124 per 500. Nice they put it on sale for our match!
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I couldn't tell!
Btw, Academy has Monarch 223 for 4.99 per 20 or $124 per 500. Nice they put it on sale for our match!
m
I got my 223 from there Sunday, they are steel cases, but I'm sure you knew that at 4.99 a box. They didn't have slugs at the one I went to, I hope I can find some before Sunday.
I have a couple of questions. Can we pick up our used brass, or is that too time consuming? What about misfires? I always heard that if you have a misfire to wait about 20 seconds in the case that it is a hang fire and decides to go off. I only ask because I have had a few misfires with some of my reloads, I will be shooting factory ammo in this event.
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