Milsurp shooting day, let's do a brainstorm

There have been single, 2-man, 3-man and 4-man team events.

It's all about having fun.

Sounds good to me...

I am planning a very special shoot, but it is still nearly 3 years off. That's good: I have to get 25 rifles ready for it, WITH ammo. Gonna be a LOT of work. Having trouble finding enough Chlorine containers and SRD jugs. Not sure where it will be held; if I have to rent a range, I will. It's that important to me.

But it's all for fun.
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You hold it and I'll be there. Maybe in uniform or not. I've been interested in attending an old milsurp shoot. Been asking SC when the next Battle of the Bulge would be for years.
 
Ok, thanks to the PQRA, there will be a match at Batoche range (Valcartier Base) near Québec City

No mad minute, but 4 sighter and 15 for score at 200, 300, 400, 500 and 600 yards

Sunday June 3rd, 7h00. 50$ for the day

If anyone near that place wants to join, PM me for detail
 
PQRA Fun Shoot Intro to Milsurp

Ok, thanks to the PQRA, there will be a match at Batoche range (Valcartier Base) near Québec City

No mad minute, but 4 sighter and 15 for score at 200, 300, 400, 500 and 600 yards

Sunday June 3rd, 7h00. 50$ for the day

If anyone near that place wants to join, PM me for detail

Hi bob,

To add to your post here:

We need at least 10 shooters and preferably more to get a go. So far, not ten yet....
Participants have to get on http://www.pqra.org/ to register as we will have target pullers, but we have to advise ahead of time.
I did not see your name in yet.... (-;

We will be pretty loosy goosy on rules and equipment as this is considered simply a fun shoot and intro day to milsurps. We will shoot and score for bragging rights this time. sling, rear bag, bipod, tripod, sand bag etc will be accepted to get you guys started.... only.

For stricter competition format we already have vintage match rules on the website.

We strongly recommend a solid 100 yard zero to start with and good set of binos or spotting scope to check for hits and scores. It is not the place and time to get your boomstick sighted as we will not have time for that.

One rifle will be ok since we will be starting first relay at 200y and move back to the other distances so no chance to sight and shoot 2-3 rifles all along the course.
Once the relay is completed. We move off the firing point and proceed with relay #2 or walk back to next prescribed distance.

We will be using the 600y frame and target and score same at all distances.

Purpose is to get people interested, get some hits and not to shoot for gold.

Period is 1917-1953 milsurps. No restricted. Rifle in as close to original as possible.
No tracers of course. All prone shooting and only prone shooting.

At any stage, anybody whose equipment will not perform reasonably well on target will be invited to put that rifle in gun case. if another rifle is ready and have a solid 100y zero, it is quite possible to continue the match and still have fun.

We may possibly shoot string to keep things a bit simpler for "first time ever" participants.

For additional info. Feel free to PM me with your phone #.

Will be pleased to meet you all in ValCartier.

regards,

cd. ( Secr.-Tres. PQRA)
 
I sent my $ this morning, but I had trouble with the registration on the site.

I've been to Batoche a couple of time, so I'll be there to help if you need
 
Hi bob,

To add to your post here:

We need at least 10 shooters and preferably more to get a go. So far, not ten yet....
Participants have to get on http://www.pqra.org/ to register as we will have target pullers, but we have to advise ahead of time.
I did not see your name in yet.... (-;

We will be pretty loosy goosy on rules and equipment as this is considered simply a fun shoot and intro day to milsurps. We will shoot and score for bragging rights this time. sling, rear bag, bipod, tripod, sand bag etc will be accepted to get you guys started.... only.

For stricter competition format we already have vintage match rules on the website.

We strongly recommend a solid 100 yard zero to start with and good set of binos or spotting scope to check for hits and scores. It is not the place and time to get your boomstick sighted as we will not have time for that.

One rifle will be ok since we will be starting first relay at 200y and move back to the other distances so no chance to sight and shoot 2-3 rifles all along the course.
Once the relay is completed. We move off the firing point and proceed with relay #2 or walk back to next prescribed distance.

We will be using the 600y frame and target and score same at all distances.

Purpose is to get people interested, get some hits and not to shoot for gold.

Period is 1917-1953 milsurps. No restricted. Rifle in as close to original as possible.
No tracers of course. All prone shooting and only prone shooting.

At any stage, anybody whose equipment will not perform reasonably well on target will be invited to put that rifle in gun case. if another rifle is ready and have a solid 100y zero, it is quite possible to continue the match and still have fun.

We may possibly shoot string to keep things a bit simpler for "first time ever" participants.

For additional info. Feel free to PM me with your phone #.

Will be pleased to meet you all in ValCartier.

regards,

cd. ( Secr.-Tres. PQRA)


Forgot to mention that score sheets, plotting diagrams and target signals are available on PQRA web site and should be printed for proper understanding and scoring of your target shots and scores.

http://www.pqra.org/pointage_signalisation_cible_en.html

BB
 
You need to have some fun with this milsurp shoot, this is a pic of our monthly Saturday morning shoot.
Military_Match_20-03-10.jpg
 
i did the match for the first time ever with Ganderite last year and out to 300 is all that is needed. Quite a lot of skill needed and even more fun. Thanks for the great time.
 
Hey hacer,

What is stopping you..... it is in held in Quebec city (Valcartier)

do you need another excuse... :)

BB

Just sent an email to bob 5 mins ago lol

but heck il also do a copy paste for you too lol

Also you said 1917-1953. I don't want to be more catholic then the pope but does my 1916 smle pass?
 
Just sent an email to bob 5 mins ago lol

but heck il also do a copy paste for you too lol

Also you said 1917-1953. I don't want to be more catholic then the pope but does my 1916 smle pass?

Hi Hacer,

pleased to count you in.

My mistake about period, it should have read 1914-1953.

Both of No1 and SVT-40 are fine. We'll get you on paper for distances if you have a good 100 yd zero.

regards,

BB
 
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