2012 Service Rifle Competition – July 21st 2012
WHERE IS TERRACE, BC?
THIS BING LINK WILL TAKE YOU STRAIGHT TO OUR CLUB HOUSE AND RANGES
WHERE IS TERRACE, BC?
THIS BING LINK WILL TAKE YOU STRAIGHT TO OUR CLUB HOUSE AND RANGES
Introduction
The 2012 Terrace Service Rifle competition strives to continually improve every year. This match is designed to provide enthusiasts with a diverse service rifle competition that extends no longer than one day. The emphasis is on marksmanship under a variety of applications. Each of the competition stages and serials are described in general terms in the rules which are aligned as best as possible with the service conditions chapter of the Dominion of Canada Rifle Association.
Intention of the Competition:
· To have fun and not get too hung up on winning.
· This competition is a celebration of the skills of our fathers, grandfathers and perhaps great grand fathers. Though many of them are gone now we can still share with them the skills achieved through marksmanship.
Classifications:
Vintage: Pre 1956 Un-modified and as issued ex-service rifles. History suggests that some soldiers did do some minor "improvements" to their issued rifles, which were tolerated by inspecting NCO’s and Officers. The key is "MINOR". Dating rifles can be difficult. Korean conflict era rifles and production end run of Lee Enfield No4Mk2, M48 Yugoslavian Mausers, M1 Garands, SAFN (Mod 49), VZ52/57, Stock SKS, Israeli 7.62 K98k Mausers, etc all meet the spirit of this class and are acceptable.
Open: Any post-1955 rifle or optic can be used. No prohibited rifle classifications may shoot this competition. Common Rifle platforms include M1A / M14S, AR15, XCR, IMI Tavor, VZ-58, Kel-Tech SU16, SIG Classic or any hunting rifle platform may also compete in this class.
Disabilities and Running
We want shooters of all sorts to come out and have some shooting fun with us. This competition isn’t all about winning – it’s about fun and testing yourself. We are flexible and will make provisions for shooters that are not physically able to shoot the stages that involve running.
Service Rifle with a Twist
We have captured a large number of zombies that have been wandering the ranges and harassing our shooting members over the past year. We have been storing them in a locked refrigerated storage container and will be using them as targets in Stage One Serials 1-4. The low score for this stage will be required to hose out the storage container.
Access to Rules and Course of Fire Download
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Registration Information
To ensure you have a shooting lane reserved competitors are encouraged to pre-register for the competition. To reserve a shooter number please e-mail Richard Kean, event official at admin@riflechair.com
1. Name _________________________________________
Street _________________________________________
Town _________________________________________
Postal Code _________________________________________
Province _________________________________________
Phone No. _________________________________________
E-Mail _________________________________________
2. Declaration: Are you currently a paid Terrace Rod & Gun Club Member? (Y/N) __________
3. Club / Agency _________________________________________
4. Classification (Vintage or Open) ________________________
Your reservation will then be confirmed and a detailed map to the range site will be e-mailed to you. Registrations may be accepted on site, but space is limited and shooter numbers will be assigned on a “first come, first served” basis.
Fees
Terrace Rod & Gun Club Members: $25.00
Non-Club Members: $40.00
Cheques are made payable to: Terrace Rod & Gun Club
If you’re not sure about something or would like clarification contact the event official Richard Kean at admin@riflechair.com or 250-638-0967.
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