ORA CQC and Service Pistol 2025

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Ah the pistol sport of the provincial rifle association. The tactical belt, the tactical pants with many marvellous pockets, the tactical tray table to load mags on, the deliciously salty Liberal tears as we shoot handguns that we had legally purchased and used for legitimate sporting purposes.

Where: CFB Borden, Langemark Range
Match Fee: $50 ORA members, $90 guests

May 31
June 14
July 12
July 27
August 9
October 4
November 1

Timing and Events
0830 100m Rifle Marksmanship Match briefing
1000 Service Pistol Briefing
1500 Range clean up
1600 march out

Rifle Marksmanship Match
Round Count: 60 ish

Service Pistol
Matches 20-28 and Match 40
Round Count: at least 157. Plan for 200 ish

The match fee covers the day. Shoot 100m rifle, or service pistol, or both.

Be on time for the safety briefing for the matches you want to shoot. No briefing, no shooting, no excuses. After shooting, you will clean up before you leave.

Service Pistol
Review the 2025 DCRA course of fire
Plan for 200 rounds of pistol ammo

100m Rifle Marksmanship Match
Bring any rifle, any calibre (that we can use at Langemark)
Rifle Marksmanship Match

Match fees and Guests
The ORA has set the match fee at $50 including HST. The Guest fee is an additional $40. The ORA has to pay for the use of DND ranges. I'm trying to keep the prices in line with last year. The ORA has to pay range rental fees and now collect HST it seems like the costs keep going up. I'm trying my best to limit that.

Note the calibre restrictions on the range. Note that hand loads are permissible again if you follow all the rules and file all the appropriate paperwork.

NSCC is being planned for September, to be held at CFB Borden and hosted by the ORA. To this end, expect to shoot parts or all of the NSCC COF as we prepare for Nationals.

As we have trained 50 new Range Safety Officers this year, Diesel and I will not be signing for the ranges at Service Conditions events for the ORA. If there are insufficient volunteers this year, the matches will not take place. We will need Range Safety Officers, Assistant Range Safety Officers, and Butts Officers. I think SP5WAT has kindly volunteered to do most, if not all, of the stats.

Watch and shoot, Watch and shoot!
DINK
 
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Our first CQC match on May 31. Started out as a cold, damp day and the weather turned out nice enough in the afternoon. Congratulations to our winners. Thanks to Kris for doing scores up. Thanks to Mike for coming up to test the NSCC scoring system with practiscore on a tablet. Congratulations to Bruce, Andrew, and Dave on their top 3 places and also being the last 3 on Match 40, which Andrew won, Bruce second, and Dave third.
Discussing CQC with that registered for match 1 and 2, it seems like the best course of action is to focus on Service Pistol in perpetration for Nationals. The format of the CQC day has changed slightly.

CQCm1 Results​


PlaceRifle marksmanshipScore
1Kris487
2Andrew404
3Dave401
4Eric181
5Pam140


PlaceService PistolScore
1Bruce740
2Andrew728
3Dave722
4Alex719
5Hailey669
6Fletcher642
7Craig583
8Kris581
9Eric510
10Gavin490
11Qasim480
12Imad462
13Ian418
14Adrian271
15Pam216
 
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