BCRA Tac rifle August 3rd Nanaimo
- Thread starter Parker-Hale Mike
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Someone to load your ammo and for you to show up and have some fun.
I'll let Mike do the serious reply.
Parker-Hale Mike
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Someone to load your ammo and for you to show up and have some fun.
I'll let Mike do the serious reply.
I was going to reply
"More than the seven rounds you have left!"
At least we are on the same page.
Rohann, the round count will be in the high 80's, so bring 100.
Parker-Hale Mike
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Parker-Hale Mike
CGN Regular
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- Beautiful Victoria
I have a few more prizes to add to the pile.
The first one is from a member who is currently serving in Afghanistan.
William Burwood at Marksman Supplies
The second one is a $350 gift Certificate from McMillan stocks.
I also have to add that I have leftover shirts from the Championship. The shirts are $25 shipped each. I have sizes Large, XL and XXL.
The first one is from a member who is currently serving in Afghanistan.
William Burwood at Marksman Supplies
The second one is a $350 gift Certificate from McMillan stocks.
I also have to add that I have leftover shirts from the Championship. The shirts are $25 shipped each. I have sizes Large, XL and XXL.
Parker-Hale Mike
CGN Regular
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- Beautiful Victoria
Here is the course of fire. The event will be shot just like the championship, in two man teams. I have added a match at 400 as there isn't one in the CFSC course of fire and we had to eliminate the matches at 700, 800 and 900 due to the shorty range.
5.50 Match 600 - The First Shot Match
1. Specifications:
a. Distance: 400, 500 and 600 yards;
b. Position: Prone;
c. Number of Shots: Three on score;
d. Target: IAW individual match conditions;
e. Scoring: IAW individual match conditions;
f. Type of Fire: Deliberate;
g. Rate of Fire: IAW sighters allowed under individual match conditions;
h. Time Limit: IAW individual match conditions; and
g. HPS: 25.5V.
2. Procedures:
a. This match is concurrent with Matches 604 to 608 inclusive;
b. The Match 600 scorecard must be kept throughout the competition and for each match where a sighter is included in this match, the value of that sighter is to be entered in the appropriate place on the scorecard;
c. There will be one sighter each at 400, 500 and 600 yards;
d. All sighters are to be fired IAW match conditions; and
e. The value of the sighters will be communicated from the butts IAW match conditions.
3. Notes for the CRO/RSO:
a. Score keepers are to be reminded at the appropriate matches to fill out the sighter value on the Match 600 scorecard.
5.51 Match 601 - 100-Yard Moving Targets
1. Specifications:
a. Distance: 100 Yards;
b. Position: Standing alert to standing;
c. Number of Shots: No sighting and ten on score;
d. Target: Figure 11 (hand held);
e. Scoring: V, 5 and 4;
f. Type of Fire: Snap shooting, moving target;
g. Rate of Fire: Any number of shots can be fired per exposure up to a maximum of 10 shots total;
h. Time Limit: 10 X 6 second exposures; and
g. HPS: 50.10V.
2. Procedures:
a. There are no sighting shots;
b. Targets will appear from a centre position on the assigned target number and move either left or right to the centre position of the next target bay. All targets will move in the same direction at the same time;
c. Targets will always appear from the same position for each exposure and they will be moving when they appear;
d. The time limit for the targets to travel from the centre of one bay to the centre of the next is 6 seconds. There is a minimum of 10 seconds between exposures;
e. Target exposures will be in random order for a total of 5 exposures in each direction. Targets will not fall when hit but continue for the entire exposure sequence;
f. The firer may fire more than one shot per exposure, to a total of 10 shots;
g. The firer must return to the standing alert position between exposures and remain so until the next exposure; and
h. On the completion of each match, an indicator will be placed in each shot hole and the target will be shown to the firer for the duration of the scoring procedure. Normal challenging procedures will be in effect. Target irregularities are restricted IAW para 5.07.12.c (moving targets).
3. Notes for the CRO/RSO:
a. One target position at each end of the firing line must be kept unoccupied to facilitate target movement in Match 601.
b. The firing relay is on the mound; the waiting relay is standing by;
c. The scoring relay is standing by and prepared to carry out scoring duties for both shooting relays;
d. All personnel on the firing point have hearing protection;
e. Ensure that competitors comply with match conditions;
f. Ensure that empty cases are picked up;
g. Ensure that RSOs deal with protests and challenges;
h. Ensure that RSOs unload and clear competitors when it is necessary to move them from the firing line; and
i. Ensure that scorecards are completed correctly, signed and handed in.
4. Suggested Fire Order for the RO:
a. "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) move onto the firing point";
b. "This is Match 601 - the 100 Yard Moving Targets – with no sighting shots and ten for score. Your 2 minute preparation period starts now." Ensure targets are up in the centre position;
c. Once preparation period has ended... "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) your preparation period has ended." Lower the targets;
d. "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) LOAD – READY.”;
e. “Adopt the standing alert position";
f. “Match 601 - Watch and shoot - Watch and shoot";
g. Order butts to start the match;
h. When match is complete... "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) – UNLOAD”;
i. “Prepare for inspection. RSOs clear all weapons";
j. "Are there any protests - are there any protests - are there any protests";
k. RSOs deal with protests and if any are upheld, prepare the firer for an immediate reshoot;
l. Once protests are dealt with and/or reshoots are complete... "There are no more protests";
m. " RSOs carry out scoring procedures";
n. Order butts to show all targets with shot indicators and relay scores to the firing points;
o. Once scoring is complete. “Are there any challenges? Are there any challenges? Are there any challenges”; and
p. Once challenges are complete, order butts to patch out all targets and prepare for the next match.
5. Notes for the CBO/BO:
a. One target position at each end of the butts must be kept unoccupied to facilitate target movement in Match 601.
b. Each target bay has a hand held Figure 11;
c. All previous shot holes have been patched;
d. Appropriate patching materials are in each target bay;
e. Appropriate target indicators are in each bay (ten small or medium shot indicators);
f. Markers are using the correct colour of patches to patch out shot holes (cream on cream and black on black);
g. Markers understand the correct marking procedure and the conduct of the match;
h. There are no sighting shots;
i. Targets are to be exposed in random order for a total of 5 exposures in each direction;
j. Targets must be moving when they are exposed over the butts. It is suggested that the target handlers line up one pace prior to the point of exposure (centre of the target bay) and when the command is given "targets - up" the target handler will begin walking and while moving expose the target at the appropriate place. The targets should be raised by using the “axe style” movement as follows: the target is initially slung over the handler’s shoulder and as the handler steps forward the target is swung to an upright position. At the completion of the target exposure, the target is brought straight down;
k. Target exposure times must be carefully regulated, with handlers independently speeding up or slowing down so that they smoothly cover the required distance in 6 seconds; and
l. The targets are NOT patched out until ordered to do so by the RO.
6. Suggested Words of Command for the Butts:
a. "Stand by your Figure 11 target for 10 X 6 second exposures";
b. “Moving to the right";
c. “Targets - up.” Six and one-half seconds later. “Down." Then, “Return to the centre position.” 10 to 20 seconds between exposures;
d. “Moving to the left";
e. “Targets - up.” Six and one-half seconds later. “Down." Then, “Return to the centre position.” 10 to 20 seconds between exposures;
f. Target movement directions are given out randomly, for a total of 5 in each direction; and
g. The exposure time is to start when the last target is up. It is recommended that the exposure time be given one-half second longer than IAW match conditions. If a short exposure is accidentally given then the competitor will still get a proper 6 second exposure and will not have grounds for a reshoot. Exposures may be slightly longer than 6 seconds but never less than 6 seconds.
5.52 Match 602 - 200-Yard Rapid Follow Up
1. Specifications:
a. Distance: 200 yards;
b. Position: Kneeling unsupported;
c. Number of Shots: No sighting and ten on score;
d. Target: Figure 11 (hand held);
e. Scoring: V, 5, and 4;
f. Type of Fire: Snap shooting;
g. Rate of Fire: Any number of shots can be fired per exposure up to a maximum of 10 shots total;
h. Time Limit: 5 exposures of 15 seconds; and
g. HPS: 50.10V.
2. Procedures:
a. There are no sighting shots;
b. Targets will appear left, right or centre in random order and within the area of one target bay; and
c. On the completion of the match, indicators will be placed in each shot hole and the target will be shown to the firer for the duration of the scoring procedure. Normal challenging procedures will be in effect.
3. Notes for the CRO/RSO:
a. The firing relay is on the mound; the waiting relay is standing by;
b. The scoring relay is standing by and prepared to carry out scoring duties for both shooting relays;
c. All personnel on the firing point have hearing protection;
d. Ensure that competitors comply with match conditions;
e. Ensure that empty cases are picked up;
f. Ensure that RSOs deal with protests and challenges;
g. Ensure that RSOs unload and clear competitors when it is necessary to move them from the firing line; and
h. Ensure that scorecards are completed correctly, signed and handed in.
4. Suggested Fire Orders for the RO:
a. "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) move onto the firing point"
b. "This is Match 602 - the 200 Yard Rapid Follow Up – with no sighting shots and ten for score. Your 2 minute preparation period starts now." Ensure targets are up in the centre position;
c. Once preparation period has ended... "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) your preparation period has ended." Lower the targets;
d. “Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) LOAD - READY";
e. "Adopt the kneeling position";
f. “Match 602 - Watch and shoot - Watch and shoot";
g. Order butts to start the match;
h. When match is complete... "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) – UNLOAD”;
i. “Prepare for inspection. RSOs clear all weapons";
j. "Are there any protests - are there any protests - are there any protests";
k. RSOs deal with protests and if any are upheld, prepare the firer for an immediate reshoot;
l. Once protests are dealt with and/or reshoots are complete... "There are no more protests";
m. " RSOs carry out scoring procedures."
n. Order butts to show all targets with shot indicators and relay scores to the firing points;
o. Once scoring is complete. “Are there any challenges? Are there any challenges? Are there any challenges”; and
p. Once challenges are complete, order butts to patch out all targets and prepare for the next match.
5. Notes for the CBO/BO:
a. Each target bay has hand held Figure 11;
b. All previous shot holes have been patched;
c. Appropriate patching materials are in each target bay;
d. Appropriate target indicators are in each bay (ten small or medium shot indicators);
e. Markers are using the correct colour of patches to patch out shot holes (cream on cream and black on black);
f. Markers understand the correct marking procedure and the conduct of the match;
g. There are no sighting shots;
h. The targets are NOT patched out until ordered to do so by the RO; and
i. The targets appear left, right and centre in a random order within the area of one target bay.
6. Suggested Words of Command for the Butts:
a. "Stand by your 1 x Figure 11 target for 5 X 15 second exposures";
b. "In the centre";
c. “Targets – up.” Fifteen and one-half seconds later. “Down." 10 – 20 seconds between exposures;
d. "On the left";
e. “Targets – up.” Fifteen and one-half seconds later. “Down." 10 – 20 seconds between exposures;
f. "On the right”;
g. “Targets – up.” Fifteen and one-half seconds later. “Down." 10 – 20 seconds between exposures.
h. Target positions are given out randomly, and this procedure would continue until a total of 10 exposures have been given; and
i. The exposure time is to start when the last target is up and steady. It is recommended that the exposure time be given one-half second longer than IAW match conditions. If a short exposure is accidentally given then the competitor will still get a proper 15 second exposure and will not have
grounds for a reshoot. Exposures may be slightly longer than 15 seconds but never less than 15 seconds.
5.53 Match 603 - 300-Yard Snap
1. Specifications:
a. Distance: 300 yards;
b. Position: Any position except prone (position may be supported);
c. Number of Shots: One field expedient sighting shot and ten on score;
d. Target: Figure 11 (hand held);
e. Scoring: V, 5, and 4;
f. Type of Fire: Snap shooting;
g. Rate of Fire: Any number of shots can be fired per exposure up to a maximum of 10 shots total;
g. Time Limit: 10 X 3 second exposures; and
h. HPS: 50.10V.
2. Procedures:
a. One minute is allowed to complete the field expedient sighting shot. For the field-expedient sighting shot only, the firer’s team partner is allowed to coach the firer;
b. Targets will appear left, right or centre in random order and within the area of one target bay; and
c. On the completion of each match, indicators will be placed in each shot hole and the target will be shown to the firer for the duration of the scoring procedure. Normal challenging procedures will be in effect.
3. Notes for the CRO/RSO:
a. For the field-expedient sighting shot only, the firer’s team partner is allowed to coach the firer;
b. On completion of the sighter, the firing relay only is on the mound; the waiting relay is standing by;
c. The scoring relay is standing by and prepared to carry out scoring duties for both shooting relays;
d. All personnel on the firing point have hearing protection;
e. Ensure that competitors comply with match conditions;
f. Ensure that empty cases are picked up;
g. Ensure that RSOs deal with protests and challenges;
h. Ensure that RSOs unload and clear competitors when it is necessary to move them from the firing line; and
i. Ensure that scorecards are completed correctly, signed and handed in.
4. Suggested Fire Orders for the RO:
a. "Relay 1 and 2 (or 3 and 4) move onto the firing point";
b. "This is Match 603 - the 300 Yard Snap - with 1 field expedient sighting shot and ten for score. Your 2 minute preparation period starts now." Ensure targets are up in the centre position;
c. Once preparation period has ended... "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) your preparation period has ended." Lower the targets;
d. “Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) LOAD - READY";
e. "Adopt your position";
f. “Carry on with your one field expedient sighting shot";
g. Advise butts of the commencement of the field expedient sighter;
h. When everyone appears to be finished with his sighter or the sighter time limit of 1 minute has elapsed... "Is anyone not finished sighters - sighters are complete. Sniper Observers move off the firing point";
i. Ask butts to advise when they are ready to start the match;
j. “Match 603 - Watch and shoot - Watch and shoot";
k. Order butts to start the match;
l. When match is complete... "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) – UNLOAD”;
m. “Prepare for inspection. RSOs clear all weapons";
n. "Are there any protests - are there any protests - are there any protests";
o. RSOs deal with protests and if any are upheld, prepare the firer for an immediate reshoot;
p. Once protests are dealt with and/or reshoots are complete... "There are no more protests";
q. " RSOs carry out scoring procedures."
r. Order butts to show all targets with shot indicators and relay scores to the firing points;
s. Once scoring is complete. “Are there any challenges? Are there any challenges? Are there any challenges”; and
t. Once challenges are complete, order butts to patch out all targets and prepare for the next match.
5. Notes for the CBO/BO:
a. Each target bay has 1 X Figure 11 hand held;
b. All previous shot holes have been patched;
c. Appropriate patching materials are in each target bay;
d. Appropriate target indicators are in each bay (ten medium shot indicators);
e. Markers are using the correct colour of patches to patch out shot holes (cream on cream and black on black);
f. Markers understand the correct marking procedure and the conduct of the match;
g. Markers understand that the sighter will be a field expedient sighter;
h. The targets are NOT patched out until ordered to do so by the RO; and
i. The targets appear left, right and centre in a random order within the area of one target bay.
6. Suggested Words of Command for the Butts:
a. "Stand by your Figure 11 target for 10 X 3 second exposures";
b. "In the centre";
c. “Targets - up (three and one-half seconds later) - down." (Minimum of 10 seconds between exposures.);
d. "On the left";
e. “Targets - up (three and one-half seconds later) - down." (Minimum of 10 seconds between exposures.);
f. "On the right”;
g. “Targets - up (three and one-half seconds later - down." (Minimum of 10 seconds between exposures.);
h. Target positions are given out randomly, and this procedure would continue until a total of 10 exposures have been given; and
i. The exposure time is to start when the last target is up and steady. It is recommended that the exposure time be given one-half second longer than IAW match conditions. If a short exposure is accidentally given then the competitor will still get a proper 3 second exposure and will not have grounds for a reshoot. Exposures may be slightly longer than 3 seconds but never less than 3 seconds.
400-Yard Deliberate Fire
Selective Target Engagement
1. Specifications:
a. Distance: 400 yards;
b. Position: Prone;
c. Number of Shots: One sighter and ten on score;
d. Target: 1 X Figure 12c on a 4-foot (1.2-meter) screen;
e. Scoring: V, 5, 4 and 3;
f. Type of Fire: Deliberate;
g. Rate of Fire: Each shot must be indicated and scored before the next shot is fired;
h. Time Limit: 12 minutes per sniper; and
i. HPS: 50.10V.
2. Procedures:
a. Each competitor has a total of 12 minutes to complete the match;
b. A scorer is to be provided from the scoring relay;
c. The sighting shot is scored and indicated as per record shots and during the same overall time period. The scorer must enter the value of the sighter shot on the match 600 and 603.5 scorecards;
d. Target marking and challenging procedures are as indicated in section 5.06 (deliberate fire match procedures); and
e. V-bulls, bulls, inners and magpies are indicated with a shot indicator in the shot hole and a larger value indicator placed appropriately to show the value of the shot. Hits anywhere outside the non-scoring line of the Figure 12c target but on the 4-foot screen will be scored as a magpie scoring 3.
There is no outer scoring 2 on this target. Removing all indicators and showing a clear target indicates a miss. Shot values will be indicated as shown in para 5.06.9.
3. Notes for CRO/RSO:
a. The firing relay is on the mound; the waiting relay is standing by;
b. The scoring relay is on the mound and each firer has a scorer from a different team;
c. The scorer has the correct equipment to see the target indicators and to record the score;
d. The firer has given his scorecards for matches 600 and 603.5 to the scorer;
e. All personnel on the firing point have hearing protection;
f. Ensure that competitors comply with match conditions;
g. Ensure that empty cases are picked up;
h. Ensure that RSOs deal with protests and challenges throughout the match;
i. Ensure that RSOs unload and clear competitors as they finish and move them from the firing line; and
j. Ensure that scorecards are completed correctly, signed and handed in.
4. Suggested Fire Orders for the RO:
a. "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) move onto the firing point";
b. "This is Match 603.5 - 400 Yard Deliberate Fire with 1 sighting shot and ten for score. Your 2 minute preparation period starts now." Ensure all targets are up;
c. Once preparation period has ended... "Your preparation period has ended." Targets stay up;
d. “Adopt the prone position";
e. “LOAD - READY";
f. “Commence the match - commence the match"; and
g. Advise butts that match is starting.
5. Notes for the CBO/BO:
a. The correct target is in place;
b. All previous shot holes have been patched;
c. Appropriate patching materials are in each target bay;
d. Appropriate target indicators are in each bay (one medium shot indicator and one large value indicator);
e. Markers are using the correct colour of patches to patch out shot holes (cream on cream and black on black);
f. Markers understand the correct marking procedure;
g. The sighter is scored as per record shots and during the overall time limit; and
h. Markers are to ensure the targets are down for the minimum amount of time for indicating. If the target marking is too slow, time will be wasted by granting the shooter a time extension or a reshoot.
5.54 Match 604 - 500-Yard Deliberate Fire
Selective Target Engagement
1. Specifications:
a. Distance: 500 yards;
b. Position: Prone;
c. Number of Shots: One sighter and ten on score;
d. Target: 1 X Figure 11 on a 4-foot (1.2-meter) screen;
e. Scoring: V, 5, 4 and 3;
f. Type of Fire: Deliberate;
g. Rate of Fire: Each shot must be indicated and scored before the next shot is fired;
h. Time Limit: 12 minutes per sniper; and
i. HPS: 50.10V.
2. Procedures:
a. Each competitor has a total of 12 minutes to complete the match;
b. A scorer is to be provided from the scoring relay;
c. The sighting shot is scored and indicated as per record shots and during the same overall time period. The scorer must enter the value of the sighter shot on the match 600 and 604 scorecards;
d. Target marking and challenging procedures are as indicated in section 5.06 (deliberate fire match procedures); and
e. V-bulls, bulls, inners and magpies are indicated with a shot indicator in the shot hole and a larger value indicator placed appropriately to show the value of the shot. Hits anywhere outside the non-scoring line of the Figure 11 target but on the 4-foot screen will be scored as a magpie scoring 3.
There is no outer scoring 2 on this target. Removing all indicators and showing a clear target indicates a miss. Shot values will be indicated as shown in para 5.06.9.
3. Notes for CRO/RSO:
a. The firing relay is on the mound; the waiting relay is standing by;
b. The scoring relay is on the mound and each firer has a scorer from a different team;
c. The scorer has the correct equipment to see the target indicators and to record the score;
d. The firer has given his scorecards for matches 600 and 604 to the scorer;
e. All personnel on the firing point have hearing protection;
f. Ensure that competitors comply with match conditions;
g. Ensure that empty cases are picked up;
h. Ensure that RSOs deal with protests and challenges throughout the match;
i. Ensure that RSOs unload and clear competitors as they finish and move them from the firing line; and
j. Ensure that scorecards are completed correctly, signed and handed in.
4. Suggested Fire Orders for the RO:
a. "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) move onto the firing point";
b. "This is Match 604 - 500 Yard Deliberate Fire with 1 sighting shot and ten for score. Your 2 minute preparation period starts now." Ensure all targets are up;
c. Once preparation period has ended... "Your preparation period has ended." Targets stay up;
d. “Adopt the prone position";
e. “LOAD - READY";
f. “Commence the match - commence the match"; and
g. Advise butts that match is starting.
5. Notes for the CBO/BO:
a. The correct target is in place;
b. All previous shot holes have been patched;
c. Appropriate patching materials are in each target bay;
d. Appropriate target indicators are in each bay (one medium shot indicator and one large value indicator);
e. Markers are using the correct colour of patches to patch out shot holes (cream on cream and black on black);
f. Markers understand the correct marking procedure;
g. The sighter is scored as per record shots and during the overall time limit; and
h. Markers are to ensure the targets are down for the minimum amount of time for indicating. If the target marking is too slow, time will be wasted by granting the shooter a time extension or a reshoot.
5.55 Match 605 - 600-Yard Deliberate Fire
Selective Target Engagement
1. Specifications:
a. Distance: 600 yards;
b. Position: Prone;
c. Number of Shots: One sighter and ten on score;
d. Target: 1 X Figure 11 on a 4-foot (1.2-meter) screen;
e. Scoring: V, 5, 4 and 3;
f. Type of Fire: Deliberate;
g. Rate of Fire: Each shot must be indicated and scored before the next shot is fired;
h. Time Limit: 12 minutes per sniper; and
i. HPS: 50.10V.
2. Procedures:
a. Each competitor has a total of 12 minutes to complete the match;
b. A scorer is to be provided from the scoring relay;
c. The sighting shot is scored and indicated as per record shots and during the same overall time period. The scorer must enter the value of the sighter shot on the match 600 and 605 scorecards;
d. Target marking and challenging procedures are as indicated in section 5.06 (deliberate fire match procedures); and
e. V-bulls, bulls, inners and magpies are indicated with a shot indicator in the shot hole and a larger value indicator placed appropriately to show the value of the shot. Hits anywhere outside the non-scoring line of the Figure 11 target but on the 4-foot screen will be scored as a magpie scoring 3.
There is no outer scoring 2 on this target. Removing all indicators and showing a clear target indicates a miss. Shot values will be indicated as shown in para 5.06.9.
3. Notes for CRO/RSO:
a. The firing relay is on the mound; the waiting relay is standing by;
b. The scoring relay is on the mound and each firer has a scorer from a different team;
c. The scorer has the correct equipment to see the target indicators and to record the score;
d. The firer has given his scorecards for matches 600 and 605 to the scorer;
e. All personnel on the firing point have hearing protection;
f. Ensure that competitors comply with match conditions;
g. Ensure that empty cases are picked up;
h. Ensure that RSOs deal with protests and challenges throughout the match;
i. Ensure that RSOs unload and clear competitors as they finish and move them from the firing line; and
j. Ensure that scorecards are completed correctly, signed and handed in.
4. Suggested Fire Orders for the RO:
a. "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) move onto the firing point";
b. "This is Match 605 - 600 Yard deliberate with 1 sighting shot and ten for score. Your 2 minute preparation period starts now." Ensure all targets are up;
c. Once preparation period has ended... "Your preparation period has ended." Targets stay up;
d. “Adopt the prone position";
e. “LOAD - READY";
f. “Commence the match - commence the match"; and
g. Advise butts that match is starting.
5. Notes for the CBO/BO:
a. The correct target is in place;
b. All previous shot holes have been patched;
c. Appropriate patching materials are in each target bay;
d. Appropriate target indicators are in each bay (one medium shot indicator and one large value indicator);
e. Markers are using the correct colour of patches to patch out shot holes (cream on cream and black on black);
f. Markers understand the correct marking procedure;
g. The sighter is scored as per record shots and during the overall time limit; and
h. Markers are to ensure the targets are down for the minimum amount of time for indicating. If the target marking is too slow, time will be wasted by granting the shooter a time extension or a reshoot
5.50 Match 600 - The First Shot Match
1. Specifications:
a. Distance: 400, 500 and 600 yards;
b. Position: Prone;
c. Number of Shots: Three on score;
d. Target: IAW individual match conditions;
e. Scoring: IAW individual match conditions;
f. Type of Fire: Deliberate;
g. Rate of Fire: IAW sighters allowed under individual match conditions;
h. Time Limit: IAW individual match conditions; and
g. HPS: 25.5V.
2. Procedures:
a. This match is concurrent with Matches 604 to 608 inclusive;
b. The Match 600 scorecard must be kept throughout the competition and for each match where a sighter is included in this match, the value of that sighter is to be entered in the appropriate place on the scorecard;
c. There will be one sighter each at 400, 500 and 600 yards;
d. All sighters are to be fired IAW match conditions; and
e. The value of the sighters will be communicated from the butts IAW match conditions.
3. Notes for the CRO/RSO:
a. Score keepers are to be reminded at the appropriate matches to fill out the sighter value on the Match 600 scorecard.
5.51 Match 601 - 100-Yard Moving Targets
1. Specifications:
a. Distance: 100 Yards;
b. Position: Standing alert to standing;
c. Number of Shots: No sighting and ten on score;
d. Target: Figure 11 (hand held);
e. Scoring: V, 5 and 4;
f. Type of Fire: Snap shooting, moving target;
g. Rate of Fire: Any number of shots can be fired per exposure up to a maximum of 10 shots total;
h. Time Limit: 10 X 6 second exposures; and
g. HPS: 50.10V.
2. Procedures:
a. There are no sighting shots;
b. Targets will appear from a centre position on the assigned target number and move either left or right to the centre position of the next target bay. All targets will move in the same direction at the same time;
c. Targets will always appear from the same position for each exposure and they will be moving when they appear;
d. The time limit for the targets to travel from the centre of one bay to the centre of the next is 6 seconds. There is a minimum of 10 seconds between exposures;
e. Target exposures will be in random order for a total of 5 exposures in each direction. Targets will not fall when hit but continue for the entire exposure sequence;
f. The firer may fire more than one shot per exposure, to a total of 10 shots;
g. The firer must return to the standing alert position between exposures and remain so until the next exposure; and
h. On the completion of each match, an indicator will be placed in each shot hole and the target will be shown to the firer for the duration of the scoring procedure. Normal challenging procedures will be in effect. Target irregularities are restricted IAW para 5.07.12.c (moving targets).
3. Notes for the CRO/RSO:
a. One target position at each end of the firing line must be kept unoccupied to facilitate target movement in Match 601.
b. The firing relay is on the mound; the waiting relay is standing by;
c. The scoring relay is standing by and prepared to carry out scoring duties for both shooting relays;
d. All personnel on the firing point have hearing protection;
e. Ensure that competitors comply with match conditions;
f. Ensure that empty cases are picked up;
g. Ensure that RSOs deal with protests and challenges;
h. Ensure that RSOs unload and clear competitors when it is necessary to move them from the firing line; and
i. Ensure that scorecards are completed correctly, signed and handed in.
4. Suggested Fire Order for the RO:
a. "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) move onto the firing point";
b. "This is Match 601 - the 100 Yard Moving Targets – with no sighting shots and ten for score. Your 2 minute preparation period starts now." Ensure targets are up in the centre position;
c. Once preparation period has ended... "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) your preparation period has ended." Lower the targets;
d. "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) LOAD – READY.”;
e. “Adopt the standing alert position";
f. “Match 601 - Watch and shoot - Watch and shoot";
g. Order butts to start the match;
h. When match is complete... "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) – UNLOAD”;
i. “Prepare for inspection. RSOs clear all weapons";
j. "Are there any protests - are there any protests - are there any protests";
k. RSOs deal with protests and if any are upheld, prepare the firer for an immediate reshoot;
l. Once protests are dealt with and/or reshoots are complete... "There are no more protests";
m. " RSOs carry out scoring procedures";
n. Order butts to show all targets with shot indicators and relay scores to the firing points;
o. Once scoring is complete. “Are there any challenges? Are there any challenges? Are there any challenges”; and
p. Once challenges are complete, order butts to patch out all targets and prepare for the next match.
5. Notes for the CBO/BO:
a. One target position at each end of the butts must be kept unoccupied to facilitate target movement in Match 601.
b. Each target bay has a hand held Figure 11;
c. All previous shot holes have been patched;
d. Appropriate patching materials are in each target bay;
e. Appropriate target indicators are in each bay (ten small or medium shot indicators);
f. Markers are using the correct colour of patches to patch out shot holes (cream on cream and black on black);
g. Markers understand the correct marking procedure and the conduct of the match;
h. There are no sighting shots;
i. Targets are to be exposed in random order for a total of 5 exposures in each direction;
j. Targets must be moving when they are exposed over the butts. It is suggested that the target handlers line up one pace prior to the point of exposure (centre of the target bay) and when the command is given "targets - up" the target handler will begin walking and while moving expose the target at the appropriate place. The targets should be raised by using the “axe style” movement as follows: the target is initially slung over the handler’s shoulder and as the handler steps forward the target is swung to an upright position. At the completion of the target exposure, the target is brought straight down;
k. Target exposure times must be carefully regulated, with handlers independently speeding up or slowing down so that they smoothly cover the required distance in 6 seconds; and
l. The targets are NOT patched out until ordered to do so by the RO.
6. Suggested Words of Command for the Butts:
a. "Stand by your Figure 11 target for 10 X 6 second exposures";
b. “Moving to the right";
c. “Targets - up.” Six and one-half seconds later. “Down." Then, “Return to the centre position.” 10 to 20 seconds between exposures;
d. “Moving to the left";
e. “Targets - up.” Six and one-half seconds later. “Down." Then, “Return to the centre position.” 10 to 20 seconds between exposures;
f. Target movement directions are given out randomly, for a total of 5 in each direction; and
g. The exposure time is to start when the last target is up. It is recommended that the exposure time be given one-half second longer than IAW match conditions. If a short exposure is accidentally given then the competitor will still get a proper 6 second exposure and will not have grounds for a reshoot. Exposures may be slightly longer than 6 seconds but never less than 6 seconds.
5.52 Match 602 - 200-Yard Rapid Follow Up
1. Specifications:
a. Distance: 200 yards;
b. Position: Kneeling unsupported;
c. Number of Shots: No sighting and ten on score;
d. Target: Figure 11 (hand held);
e. Scoring: V, 5, and 4;
f. Type of Fire: Snap shooting;
g. Rate of Fire: Any number of shots can be fired per exposure up to a maximum of 10 shots total;
h. Time Limit: 5 exposures of 15 seconds; and
g. HPS: 50.10V.
2. Procedures:
a. There are no sighting shots;
b. Targets will appear left, right or centre in random order and within the area of one target bay; and
c. On the completion of the match, indicators will be placed in each shot hole and the target will be shown to the firer for the duration of the scoring procedure. Normal challenging procedures will be in effect.
3. Notes for the CRO/RSO:
a. The firing relay is on the mound; the waiting relay is standing by;
b. The scoring relay is standing by and prepared to carry out scoring duties for both shooting relays;
c. All personnel on the firing point have hearing protection;
d. Ensure that competitors comply with match conditions;
e. Ensure that empty cases are picked up;
f. Ensure that RSOs deal with protests and challenges;
g. Ensure that RSOs unload and clear competitors when it is necessary to move them from the firing line; and
h. Ensure that scorecards are completed correctly, signed and handed in.
4. Suggested Fire Orders for the RO:
a. "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) move onto the firing point"
b. "This is Match 602 - the 200 Yard Rapid Follow Up – with no sighting shots and ten for score. Your 2 minute preparation period starts now." Ensure targets are up in the centre position;
c. Once preparation period has ended... "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) your preparation period has ended." Lower the targets;
d. “Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) LOAD - READY";
e. "Adopt the kneeling position";
f. “Match 602 - Watch and shoot - Watch and shoot";
g. Order butts to start the match;
h. When match is complete... "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) – UNLOAD”;
i. “Prepare for inspection. RSOs clear all weapons";
j. "Are there any protests - are there any protests - are there any protests";
k. RSOs deal with protests and if any are upheld, prepare the firer for an immediate reshoot;
l. Once protests are dealt with and/or reshoots are complete... "There are no more protests";
m. " RSOs carry out scoring procedures."
n. Order butts to show all targets with shot indicators and relay scores to the firing points;
o. Once scoring is complete. “Are there any challenges? Are there any challenges? Are there any challenges”; and
p. Once challenges are complete, order butts to patch out all targets and prepare for the next match.
5. Notes for the CBO/BO:
a. Each target bay has hand held Figure 11;
b. All previous shot holes have been patched;
c. Appropriate patching materials are in each target bay;
d. Appropriate target indicators are in each bay (ten small or medium shot indicators);
e. Markers are using the correct colour of patches to patch out shot holes (cream on cream and black on black);
f. Markers understand the correct marking procedure and the conduct of the match;
g. There are no sighting shots;
h. The targets are NOT patched out until ordered to do so by the RO; and
i. The targets appear left, right and centre in a random order within the area of one target bay.
6. Suggested Words of Command for the Butts:
a. "Stand by your 1 x Figure 11 target for 5 X 15 second exposures";
b. "In the centre";
c. “Targets – up.” Fifteen and one-half seconds later. “Down." 10 – 20 seconds between exposures;
d. "On the left";
e. “Targets – up.” Fifteen and one-half seconds later. “Down." 10 – 20 seconds between exposures;
f. "On the right”;
g. “Targets – up.” Fifteen and one-half seconds later. “Down." 10 – 20 seconds between exposures.
h. Target positions are given out randomly, and this procedure would continue until a total of 10 exposures have been given; and
i. The exposure time is to start when the last target is up and steady. It is recommended that the exposure time be given one-half second longer than IAW match conditions. If a short exposure is accidentally given then the competitor will still get a proper 15 second exposure and will not have
grounds for a reshoot. Exposures may be slightly longer than 15 seconds but never less than 15 seconds.
5.53 Match 603 - 300-Yard Snap
1. Specifications:
a. Distance: 300 yards;
b. Position: Any position except prone (position may be supported);
c. Number of Shots: One field expedient sighting shot and ten on score;
d. Target: Figure 11 (hand held);
e. Scoring: V, 5, and 4;
f. Type of Fire: Snap shooting;
g. Rate of Fire: Any number of shots can be fired per exposure up to a maximum of 10 shots total;
g. Time Limit: 10 X 3 second exposures; and
h. HPS: 50.10V.
2. Procedures:
a. One minute is allowed to complete the field expedient sighting shot. For the field-expedient sighting shot only, the firer’s team partner is allowed to coach the firer;
b. Targets will appear left, right or centre in random order and within the area of one target bay; and
c. On the completion of each match, indicators will be placed in each shot hole and the target will be shown to the firer for the duration of the scoring procedure. Normal challenging procedures will be in effect.
3. Notes for the CRO/RSO:
a. For the field-expedient sighting shot only, the firer’s team partner is allowed to coach the firer;
b. On completion of the sighter, the firing relay only is on the mound; the waiting relay is standing by;
c. The scoring relay is standing by and prepared to carry out scoring duties for both shooting relays;
d. All personnel on the firing point have hearing protection;
e. Ensure that competitors comply with match conditions;
f. Ensure that empty cases are picked up;
g. Ensure that RSOs deal with protests and challenges;
h. Ensure that RSOs unload and clear competitors when it is necessary to move them from the firing line; and
i. Ensure that scorecards are completed correctly, signed and handed in.
4. Suggested Fire Orders for the RO:
a. "Relay 1 and 2 (or 3 and 4) move onto the firing point";
b. "This is Match 603 - the 300 Yard Snap - with 1 field expedient sighting shot and ten for score. Your 2 minute preparation period starts now." Ensure targets are up in the centre position;
c. Once preparation period has ended... "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) your preparation period has ended." Lower the targets;
d. “Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) LOAD - READY";
e. "Adopt your position";
f. “Carry on with your one field expedient sighting shot";
g. Advise butts of the commencement of the field expedient sighter;
h. When everyone appears to be finished with his sighter or the sighter time limit of 1 minute has elapsed... "Is anyone not finished sighters - sighters are complete. Sniper Observers move off the firing point";
i. Ask butts to advise when they are ready to start the match;
j. “Match 603 - Watch and shoot - Watch and shoot";
k. Order butts to start the match;
l. When match is complete... "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) – UNLOAD”;
m. “Prepare for inspection. RSOs clear all weapons";
n. "Are there any protests - are there any protests - are there any protests";
o. RSOs deal with protests and if any are upheld, prepare the firer for an immediate reshoot;
p. Once protests are dealt with and/or reshoots are complete... "There are no more protests";
q. " RSOs carry out scoring procedures."
r. Order butts to show all targets with shot indicators and relay scores to the firing points;
s. Once scoring is complete. “Are there any challenges? Are there any challenges? Are there any challenges”; and
t. Once challenges are complete, order butts to patch out all targets and prepare for the next match.
5. Notes for the CBO/BO:
a. Each target bay has 1 X Figure 11 hand held;
b. All previous shot holes have been patched;
c. Appropriate patching materials are in each target bay;
d. Appropriate target indicators are in each bay (ten medium shot indicators);
e. Markers are using the correct colour of patches to patch out shot holes (cream on cream and black on black);
f. Markers understand the correct marking procedure and the conduct of the match;
g. Markers understand that the sighter will be a field expedient sighter;
h. The targets are NOT patched out until ordered to do so by the RO; and
i. The targets appear left, right and centre in a random order within the area of one target bay.
6. Suggested Words of Command for the Butts:
a. "Stand by your Figure 11 target for 10 X 3 second exposures";
b. "In the centre";
c. “Targets - up (three and one-half seconds later) - down." (Minimum of 10 seconds between exposures.);
d. "On the left";
e. “Targets - up (three and one-half seconds later) - down." (Minimum of 10 seconds between exposures.);
f. "On the right”;
g. “Targets - up (three and one-half seconds later - down." (Minimum of 10 seconds between exposures.);
h. Target positions are given out randomly, and this procedure would continue until a total of 10 exposures have been given; and
i. The exposure time is to start when the last target is up and steady. It is recommended that the exposure time be given one-half second longer than IAW match conditions. If a short exposure is accidentally given then the competitor will still get a proper 3 second exposure and will not have grounds for a reshoot. Exposures may be slightly longer than 3 seconds but never less than 3 seconds.
400-Yard Deliberate Fire
Selective Target Engagement
1. Specifications:
a. Distance: 400 yards;
b. Position: Prone;
c. Number of Shots: One sighter and ten on score;
d. Target: 1 X Figure 12c on a 4-foot (1.2-meter) screen;
e. Scoring: V, 5, 4 and 3;
f. Type of Fire: Deliberate;
g. Rate of Fire: Each shot must be indicated and scored before the next shot is fired;
h. Time Limit: 12 minutes per sniper; and
i. HPS: 50.10V.
2. Procedures:
a. Each competitor has a total of 12 minutes to complete the match;
b. A scorer is to be provided from the scoring relay;
c. The sighting shot is scored and indicated as per record shots and during the same overall time period. The scorer must enter the value of the sighter shot on the match 600 and 603.5 scorecards;
d. Target marking and challenging procedures are as indicated in section 5.06 (deliberate fire match procedures); and
e. V-bulls, bulls, inners and magpies are indicated with a shot indicator in the shot hole and a larger value indicator placed appropriately to show the value of the shot. Hits anywhere outside the non-scoring line of the Figure 12c target but on the 4-foot screen will be scored as a magpie scoring 3.
There is no outer scoring 2 on this target. Removing all indicators and showing a clear target indicates a miss. Shot values will be indicated as shown in para 5.06.9.
3. Notes for CRO/RSO:
a. The firing relay is on the mound; the waiting relay is standing by;
b. The scoring relay is on the mound and each firer has a scorer from a different team;
c. The scorer has the correct equipment to see the target indicators and to record the score;
d. The firer has given his scorecards for matches 600 and 603.5 to the scorer;
e. All personnel on the firing point have hearing protection;
f. Ensure that competitors comply with match conditions;
g. Ensure that empty cases are picked up;
h. Ensure that RSOs deal with protests and challenges throughout the match;
i. Ensure that RSOs unload and clear competitors as they finish and move them from the firing line; and
j. Ensure that scorecards are completed correctly, signed and handed in.
4. Suggested Fire Orders for the RO:
a. "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) move onto the firing point";
b. "This is Match 603.5 - 400 Yard Deliberate Fire with 1 sighting shot and ten for score. Your 2 minute preparation period starts now." Ensure all targets are up;
c. Once preparation period has ended... "Your preparation period has ended." Targets stay up;
d. “Adopt the prone position";
e. “LOAD - READY";
f. “Commence the match - commence the match"; and
g. Advise butts that match is starting.
5. Notes for the CBO/BO:
a. The correct target is in place;
b. All previous shot holes have been patched;
c. Appropriate patching materials are in each target bay;
d. Appropriate target indicators are in each bay (one medium shot indicator and one large value indicator);
e. Markers are using the correct colour of patches to patch out shot holes (cream on cream and black on black);
f. Markers understand the correct marking procedure;
g. The sighter is scored as per record shots and during the overall time limit; and
h. Markers are to ensure the targets are down for the minimum amount of time for indicating. If the target marking is too slow, time will be wasted by granting the shooter a time extension or a reshoot.
5.54 Match 604 - 500-Yard Deliberate Fire
Selective Target Engagement
1. Specifications:
a. Distance: 500 yards;
b. Position: Prone;
c. Number of Shots: One sighter and ten on score;
d. Target: 1 X Figure 11 on a 4-foot (1.2-meter) screen;
e. Scoring: V, 5, 4 and 3;
f. Type of Fire: Deliberate;
g. Rate of Fire: Each shot must be indicated and scored before the next shot is fired;
h. Time Limit: 12 minutes per sniper; and
i. HPS: 50.10V.
2. Procedures:
a. Each competitor has a total of 12 minutes to complete the match;
b. A scorer is to be provided from the scoring relay;
c. The sighting shot is scored and indicated as per record shots and during the same overall time period. The scorer must enter the value of the sighter shot on the match 600 and 604 scorecards;
d. Target marking and challenging procedures are as indicated in section 5.06 (deliberate fire match procedures); and
e. V-bulls, bulls, inners and magpies are indicated with a shot indicator in the shot hole and a larger value indicator placed appropriately to show the value of the shot. Hits anywhere outside the non-scoring line of the Figure 11 target but on the 4-foot screen will be scored as a magpie scoring 3.
There is no outer scoring 2 on this target. Removing all indicators and showing a clear target indicates a miss. Shot values will be indicated as shown in para 5.06.9.
3. Notes for CRO/RSO:
a. The firing relay is on the mound; the waiting relay is standing by;
b. The scoring relay is on the mound and each firer has a scorer from a different team;
c. The scorer has the correct equipment to see the target indicators and to record the score;
d. The firer has given his scorecards for matches 600 and 604 to the scorer;
e. All personnel on the firing point have hearing protection;
f. Ensure that competitors comply with match conditions;
g. Ensure that empty cases are picked up;
h. Ensure that RSOs deal with protests and challenges throughout the match;
i. Ensure that RSOs unload and clear competitors as they finish and move them from the firing line; and
j. Ensure that scorecards are completed correctly, signed and handed in.
4. Suggested Fire Orders for the RO:
a. "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) move onto the firing point";
b. "This is Match 604 - 500 Yard Deliberate Fire with 1 sighting shot and ten for score. Your 2 minute preparation period starts now." Ensure all targets are up;
c. Once preparation period has ended... "Your preparation period has ended." Targets stay up;
d. “Adopt the prone position";
e. “LOAD - READY";
f. “Commence the match - commence the match"; and
g. Advise butts that match is starting.
5. Notes for the CBO/BO:
a. The correct target is in place;
b. All previous shot holes have been patched;
c. Appropriate patching materials are in each target bay;
d. Appropriate target indicators are in each bay (one medium shot indicator and one large value indicator);
e. Markers are using the correct colour of patches to patch out shot holes (cream on cream and black on black);
f. Markers understand the correct marking procedure;
g. The sighter is scored as per record shots and during the overall time limit; and
h. Markers are to ensure the targets are down for the minimum amount of time for indicating. If the target marking is too slow, time will be wasted by granting the shooter a time extension or a reshoot.
5.55 Match 605 - 600-Yard Deliberate Fire
Selective Target Engagement
1. Specifications:
a. Distance: 600 yards;
b. Position: Prone;
c. Number of Shots: One sighter and ten on score;
d. Target: 1 X Figure 11 on a 4-foot (1.2-meter) screen;
e. Scoring: V, 5, 4 and 3;
f. Type of Fire: Deliberate;
g. Rate of Fire: Each shot must be indicated and scored before the next shot is fired;
h. Time Limit: 12 minutes per sniper; and
i. HPS: 50.10V.
2. Procedures:
a. Each competitor has a total of 12 minutes to complete the match;
b. A scorer is to be provided from the scoring relay;
c. The sighting shot is scored and indicated as per record shots and during the same overall time period. The scorer must enter the value of the sighter shot on the match 600 and 605 scorecards;
d. Target marking and challenging procedures are as indicated in section 5.06 (deliberate fire match procedures); and
e. V-bulls, bulls, inners and magpies are indicated with a shot indicator in the shot hole and a larger value indicator placed appropriately to show the value of the shot. Hits anywhere outside the non-scoring line of the Figure 11 target but on the 4-foot screen will be scored as a magpie scoring 3.
There is no outer scoring 2 on this target. Removing all indicators and showing a clear target indicates a miss. Shot values will be indicated as shown in para 5.06.9.
3. Notes for CRO/RSO:
a. The firing relay is on the mound; the waiting relay is standing by;
b. The scoring relay is on the mound and each firer has a scorer from a different team;
c. The scorer has the correct equipment to see the target indicators and to record the score;
d. The firer has given his scorecards for matches 600 and 605 to the scorer;
e. All personnel on the firing point have hearing protection;
f. Ensure that competitors comply with match conditions;
g. Ensure that empty cases are picked up;
h. Ensure that RSOs deal with protests and challenges throughout the match;
i. Ensure that RSOs unload and clear competitors as they finish and move them from the firing line; and
j. Ensure that scorecards are completed correctly, signed and handed in.
4. Suggested Fire Orders for the RO:
a. "Relay 1 (2, 3 or 4) move onto the firing point";
b. "This is Match 605 - 600 Yard deliberate with 1 sighting shot and ten for score. Your 2 minute preparation period starts now." Ensure all targets are up;
c. Once preparation period has ended... "Your preparation period has ended." Targets stay up;
d. “Adopt the prone position";
e. “LOAD - READY";
f. “Commence the match - commence the match"; and
g. Advise butts that match is starting.
5. Notes for the CBO/BO:
a. The correct target is in place;
b. All previous shot holes have been patched;
c. Appropriate patching materials are in each target bay;
d. Appropriate target indicators are in each bay (one medium shot indicator and one large value indicator);
e. Markers are using the correct colour of patches to patch out shot holes (cream on cream and black on black);
f. Markers understand the correct marking procedure;
g. The sighter is scored as per record shots and during the overall time limit; and
h. Markers are to ensure the targets are down for the minimum amount of time for indicating. If the target marking is too slow, time will be wasted by granting the shooter a time extension or a reshoot
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Parker-Hale Mike
CGN Regular
- Location
- Beautiful Victoria
You coming, Cool!
- Location
- 550ft deep in the Pacific ocean
How did it go?
Parker-Hale Mike
CGN Regular
- Location
- Beautiful Victoria
It was great! I will post the results in the morning. I have had too much rum.
Bah, too much rum........poor excuse, there is lots left
IT was a great day, weather was great, the match was excellent, and the company fantastic!
Thanks again to Mike for your efforts in getting this going, now we have work on the next one!
and a final word of thanks to all the sponsors for the prizes.
IT was a great day, weather was great, the match was excellent, and the company fantastic!
Thanks again to Mike for your efforts in getting this going, now we have work on the next one!
and a final word of thanks to all the sponsors for the prizes.
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Parker-Hale Mike
CGN Regular
- Location
- Beautiful Victoria
The results are up!
Wayne Foster 273-17V Team score 532-29V
Mike Cook 259-12V
Will Mackeigan 253-9V Team score 502-32V
Matt Moody 249-23V
Shane Hofer 258-15V Team score 495-27V
Rob Brooks 237-12V
Ian Ackroyd 256-23V Team score 490-33V
Matt Miller 234-10V
John Lengyeltoti 240-9V Team score 466-21V
Rohann VanRensberg 226-12V
Aaron McNab 229-10V Team score 444-20V
Paul Juoksu 215-10V
Noel Wright 219-9V Team score 393-9V
Josh Hills 174-0V
Wayne Foster 273-17V Team score 532-29V
Mike Cook 259-12V
Will Mackeigan 253-9V Team score 502-32V
Matt Moody 249-23V
Shane Hofer 258-15V Team score 495-27V
Rob Brooks 237-12V
Ian Ackroyd 256-23V Team score 490-33V
Matt Miller 234-10V
John Lengyeltoti 240-9V Team score 466-21V
Rohann VanRensberg 226-12V
Aaron McNab 229-10V Team score 444-20V
Paul Juoksu 215-10V
Noel Wright 219-9V Team score 393-9V
Josh Hills 174-0V
