2011 Western Canada F-Class Championship

Update

Registration:
Pre–registration is strongly encouraged, as the maximum number of entries is limited to 54 competitors. There must be 20 competitors registered by May 15, 2011 for this match to proceed. In the event of cancellation all registrants will receive a full refund.

Individuals needing to cancel will receive a full refund up to May 15, 2011, otherwise 50% of the fee is forfeited for any cancellation in the remainder of the days leading up to the match.

Match fee is $300.00 - this includes paid target pullers, one BBQ ticket, one match shirt, applicable prizes and awards. Entries made after May 15 will not receive a shirt.

Competitors wishing to shoot in both F-Classes will be accommodated if entry numbers permit, but must pay two full entry fees and only have one opportunity for the Grand Prize.

Do not send cash. Please make your payment (cheque, money order or bank draft) payable to WCFCC, and send to:

Colin Marson
266 Valley Crest Court NW
Calgary Alberta T3B 5Z1

At the present time we are not able to process EMTs.
Until we have the minimum 20 registrants - prior to May 15. All cheques that have been received will not be cashed. Email confirmation will be sent to those who have sent payment.
Currently 12 registrants are confirmed, with another 6 pending receipt of funds.
 
Update:
17 applications are accounted for
2 pending receipt

So folks we are approaching the minimum of 20 before May 15 - for the match to proceed!
 
Is this something a first timmer can sign up for or better off starting in something different? I am going to the clinic n the 7th to see what it is all about and I was going to come and watch this one but if it is ok for first timmers I would sign up. I would go in the F/TR.
 
At last years Western Regional match in Wpg there were 1st time shooters there as well, but... you may be better off entering a smaller, cheaper match to see if you and your rig are ready for 1000 yds.
 
Johnny Boy
The best way to learn how to swim is in the water.
As long as you have had some time on the range at 1000 before the Regionals,I'd say go 4 it. You "might" not place first but you'd have a hell of a good time and learn a lot while there.
JMHO
Gord
 
Still 2 matches and the Provincial match and a clinic scheduled between now and then. Lots of time to practice in advance of the WCFCC.
 
Thanks allot guy's, I do have some time at 1000y and my rig is a PGW Coyote so the gun is more than capable. I have a 155 load that shoots realy well but think I might work up a 175 or a 178 anyways.

Thanks again
 
If your shooting the 155 Scenars or the 155.5 bergers stay with them the BC is equal to the 175 Sierra but you can run them faster then the 175's. If you want a heavier bullet go with the berger 185's or Sierra 190's....the 185 Scenars are not a good BC; accurate, but low BC.
 
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