CDTSA Milo range CQB

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Well it is folks our first full match at the great CDTSA range at Milo
Information can be found on the CDTSA website
Signup will be here at http://practiscore.com/cdtsa-cqb/register
Signup for members will start Oct 1 at 10:00am
Signup for nonmembers will start Oct 2 at 10:00am
Members get a one day advance signup then its first come first severed till hopefully a full rooster of 24 shooters for this first go round an depending on interest will expand for future matches.
CDTSA will be having its first CQB match this year.

CQB is a close range match shoot with a rifle and pistol. The match consists of four stages with fixed round counts and time limits. Stages have different types of shooting and positions such as Rapid, Snaps, move then shoot, move and shoot, urban prone and transitions. Targets are scored for points. Price is $10 for members and $20 for guests. Active Duty service members are free (If you a non-member you just have to pay for the insurance which is $10) Round count for the match is 88 Rifle and 24 Pistol but bring 200 rifle and 75 pistol or more for the practice and sighters (optional). You will need a single point sling for your rifle, Strong side holster for your pistol, Gear to hold you magazines.

9:30 am registration
10:00 am start (practice and sighters) Match will start after
12:00 Lunch
12:30 match
2:00-3:00 match finishes and clean up

Due to overwhelming interest and limited spots available we will be do pre-registration for these matches.
In order to support our CDTSA membership, we will have 24 hours to register before it gets opened up to the public. During this registration phase please be sure to include your membership number.

This does not guarantee a spot as it could still get filled up within that 24 hour period by our own members.

Members registration will open on October 01, 2016 @ 10:00 AM
Non-Member registration will open on October 02, 2016 @ 10:00 AM

Registration can be done at https://practiscore.com/cdtsa-cqb/register

Check Club website for directions to the milo range www.cdtsa.ca

Hope to see a bunch from the clinics an even new shooters are more than welcome
for further information pls don't hesitate to contact me via pm here
Cheers an happy paper punchin
Buckaroo
 
You will need a minimum of 2 pistol mags an 4 rifle mags. You can use Lar an Bwolf mags but the round count is the same for everyone as there is mandatory mag changes involved. Hope this helps an hope to see ya sign up for the fun.
Buckaroo
 
Definitely, switching up my schedule and what not to make it work. May just need to suck up the taxi cost for the missus and attend haha. Thanks for the info wasn't sure how to setup my vest/belt.
 
I might just drive out to check out the match. Never done CQB before.
One question, is the single point sling mandatory or recommended?
 
FoxAlpha said:
I might just drive out to check out the match. Never done CQB before.
One question, is the single point sling mandatory or recommended?
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Single point sling... I would not call it mandatory, but certainly helps.... :cool:

Got an old Camcorder (Sony, Pentax, Nikon) sling with swivels on it ? That's all I've used over the years at the ORA CQB matches. Then I got wiser and spent some money on a Magpul MS3. Now I keep the camcorder strap for a back up. It's actually come in handy for many clients (just did 4 clinics in 18 days across the country) :eek:

Maybe Buckaroo, your match director can chime in here! :wave:

Adversity into Advantage!
 
Also save the new mags for the clinics an range time haha 😈
Have your mags marked bUT will be able to do that at the practise before hand as well
Try different setups on your carrier n belt or vest to see what works best for you in ALL positions.
Also make sure ya got your zero setup on your rifle haha
An most importantly come for the sheer enjoyment an comrodery of what we call CQB 😆😆😆😆
Yes boys n girls it's now here in Alberta an here to stay 😎
 
I will bring an extra sling with me too if anyone needs it. A Magpul with the "paraclip" style attachment point.

Just in case, another reminder to all. Please dont use RR224. Use 223 please and double back.
Cheers
 
FoxAlpha said:
I might just drive out to check out the match. Never done CQB before.
One question, is the single point sling mandatory or recommended?
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You drop the rifle when you transition to pistol. So you need a sling of some kind.

You will want the rifle to fall into a certain position on your body so it does not block access to your pistol mags or the pistol holster. A single point will hang the rifle vertically and it is easy to keep it out of the way.

A double ended sling requires you to steer the rifle into position. Not a big deal.
 
I learned to steer it down regardless.
Did it once with an mp5 and a long mag. Mag nail me in the crotch. I'm overly careful now :)
 
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