Medicine Hat Annual "Summer Sizzle" Match 16 Sept 2012

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Annual “Summer Sizzle” Match

Match Date:
Sun 16 September 2012

Where: Medicine Hat Rifle
& Revolver Club,

Match Fees: $ 25.00 each Categories: Open Class, Stock, Rim fire, Novice, Female, Revolver. 12 or 16 gauge shotgun to be used with all Categories. Open To: Any members of a recognized shooting club, Cdn & British Forces personnel, RCMP, and any Municipal Police Services

MINIMUM Rounds Required:

Pistol: Qty 43 Rds & Shotgun (maximum #4 shot): Qty 54 Rds

(Bring at least 2/3 times the minimum
Required, just in case you miss)


Note: This is a speed shoot (IPSC style), score is based on time only, holsters are required by all shooters, ALL SHOOTERS & SPECTATORS require Ear Protection and Safety Glasses no exception. Don't forget spare Mags and / or speed loaders ( 3 at least),
-Registration ends at 11 O’clock sharp, late entries will NOT be accommodated (match starts 9 AM),
-In order to minimize ricochets it is requested that handgun ammunition with lead bullets be used.
-Handguns will be holstered (Mandatory) in the safe area and only removed from holster in Safety Area
or by order Range Safety Officer,
-This match will include fire & movement. SAFETY is of the utmost concern, when moving with firearms, trigger fingers shall
be outside of the trigger guard at all times and muzzles shall be pointed downrange at all times,
-Shooters are requested not to wear what the local media in the past considered image tarnishing clothing (camouflage),
-Shoulder and cross draw holsters are not allowed for safety reasons, holsters should be mounted on Strong side,
- All competitors are requested to assist in target resetting, target patching and brass pick up after a shooter has completed a
stage even if you don’t reload your brass.
-Shooters of all skills & abilities are welcome to compete, and
-Canteen facilities are not available, bring a doggie bag, water, suntan lotion and bug spray!
- This is a “no alibi” match,
- Please note that the entire range will be shut down at 1800 hrs on Saturday 15 September for match setup

Match Director: Lawrence, E Mail me anytime at blaster921@shaw.ca
 
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Time for this to head back up to the top.

I am planning to run my ruger GP-100 and my Mossberg 500.

Should be fun Garand puts on a great match and I missed the last one.
 
Spectators are more than welcome, watching is free but you are responsible for bringing your own eye and ear protection. If you don't have it, you will be asked to leave.
 
Probably not as the range has just had major re-construction to rebuild the berms and backstops. This is a match where fire and movement is the mainstay of the match.
 
Looks like a Bump is on order.

Also I will take this time to "Bring it on Old Fart!" (You know who you are).
 
All rounds must be lead? Can i use plated if not jacketed?
Power factor an issue?
Max #4 means no slugs?
What determines divisions? Equipment or placement of equipment?
 
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All rounds must be lead? Can i use plated if not jacketed?
Power factor an issue?
Max #4 means no slugs?
What determines divisions? Equipment or placement of equipment?
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We REQUEST that you use lead to help minimize any richocets, doesn't mean it is mandatory. Power factor means nothing at this match, holes in targets and steel going down does count though! NO SLUGS, all steel will go down with #4 lead shot, most of us will use anything from #8 to #5 lead shot.

If you shoot a revolver, you are in "revolver" class, if you pack the appropriate kit, you are in "Female" class, if your semi auto pistol has all the bells and whistles, lights, sirens, bottle openers, etc then your in "open" class.
 
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