A fellow over at the High Road has posted some pictures of the Rocky Mountain 3-Gun Match at NRA's Whittington Centre, and it looks like it was amazing; side-matches for rifle, pistol, and shotgun, full-auto rentals, and wide-open courses of fire. 
Here are some of his shots of Stage 5 (For RM3G-provided grenade, machinegun, and pistol.)
"This stage started outside a bunker. The shooter yelled his war cry of choice then threw the (dummy) grenade, ducking for cover. At that point, the RO triggered the timer and upon the signal the shooter jumped into the bunker, engaging three paper targets with a 15 round burst from the M1919 machinegun shooting 8x57JS. When the 15 round belt was dry, the shooter retrieved his pistol, and engaged the remaining 15 paper targets. To reach the end of the course, the shooter had to run down an embankment, jump over a small creek, run up the other side, and 10-20 yards up the gully. The pistol targets were placed sneakily and were easy to miss if you didn't know where to look.
Everyone had a good time with the machinegun on this stage, not to mention the choice of "war cry." Some of the memorable ones in my squad were: "Die Fascist Scum" and "Pray for Peace"-- followed by a burst from a belt-fed machinegun. The pistol part of the stage was a good run with some stage planning required to not run past any targets."
Here are some of his shots of Stage 5 (For RM3G-provided grenade, machinegun, and pistol.)"This stage started outside a bunker. The shooter yelled his war cry of choice then threw the (dummy) grenade, ducking for cover. At that point, the RO triggered the timer and upon the signal the shooter jumped into the bunker, engaging three paper targets with a 15 round burst from the M1919 machinegun shooting 8x57JS. When the 15 round belt was dry, the shooter retrieved his pistol, and engaged the remaining 15 paper targets. To reach the end of the course, the shooter had to run down an embankment, jump over a small creek, run up the other side, and 10-20 yards up the gully. The pistol targets were placed sneakily and were easy to miss if you didn't know where to look.
Everyone had a good time with the machinegun on this stage, not to mention the choice of "war cry." Some of the memorable ones in my squad were: "Die Fascist Scum" and "Pray for Peace"-- followed by a burst from a belt-fed machinegun. The pistol part of the stage was a good run with some stage planning required to not run past any targets."
