Saturday 25 February 2012 will be a NRA High Power Rifle 800 AGG Match.

An 800 point aggregate course is 2 sighters and 20 rounds standing position and 2 sighters and 2 stages of 10 rounds rapid fire sitting position at 200 yards. 2 sighters and 2 stages 10 rounds prone at 300 yards and 2 sighters and 20 rounds slow fire prone at 600yards.  88 rounds total count for the course, but bring 100 in case re-fires are needed for the rapid fire stages. NRA High Power Rifle Rules 3.1 thru 3.5 will govern Service or Match Rifle with Metallic Sights only. Only rifles chambered in 5.56 mm (.223), 7.62 mm (308 and 30-06), 260 Remington, 6.5x47 Lapua, 6x47 Lapua, 6.5 Grendel, 6mm BR, 6XC and 6mmAR are permitted.

Please refer to the “NRA High Power Rifle Rules” for more information or online at: http://www.nrahq.org/compete/RuleBooks/HPR/hpr-index.pdf. Registration will be at 0645 and the entire course of fire and clean up should finish by 1700.

Sunday 26 February 2012 there will be  a Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) Excellence in Competition Service Rifle Match. 10 rounds slow fire standing position in 10 minutes and 10 rounds rapid fire sitting position in 60 seconds at 200 yards. 10 rounds rapid fire prone at 300 yards in 70 seconds. And 20 rounds slowfire prone at 600 yards in 20 minutes. It will be 500 points possible with 50 rounds for record. No sighters or coaching allowed during this match. This and all CMP matches will be conducted in accordance with the rules governing CMP Competitions http://www.odcmp.com/Competitions/Rulebook.pdf . Registration will be at 0645 and the entire course of fire and clean up should finish by 1300.

Directions to Puuloa Range Training Facility is found on the website www.puuloa.com.

National Guard Shooters must call ahead to coordinate weapon and ammo availability. Marines must coordinate weapons and ammo from the MTU at Puuloa RTF through your chain of command. Civilians and other military services are welcome to participate as long as you follow the rules pertaining to the CMP and your respective service

Sorry Teichi, I had to edit your post. It was driving me crazy with no paragraphs

The following changes are added to the Match Program....

Rifles Allowed: NRA Highpower Rifle Rules 3.1 thru 3.5 will govern Service or Match Rifle with Metallic Sights only. Tactical Rifle with any Optical Sight. Only rifles chambered in 5.56 mm (.223), 7.62 mm (308 and 30-06), and 6mmAR are permitted.

Tactical Rifle Course of Fire: 800AGG (88 shots, including sighters)
1st Stage of Fire: 2 sighter shots and 20 record shots in 22 minutes. 200 yards, slow fire, prone position.
2nd Stage of Fire: 2 sighter shots in 2 minutes then two strings of 10 record shots in 60 seconds. 200 yards, rapid fire, prone position.
3rd Stage of Fire: 2 sighter shots in 2 minutes then two strings of 10 record shots in 70 seconds. 300 yards, rapid fire, prone position.
4th Stage of Fire: 2 sighter shots and 20 record shots in 22 minutes. 600 yards, slow fire, prone position.

NRA Service/Match Rifle Fees                                               
                                               Members   Military/Non Members   Civilians/Non Members
           Individual Match:           $20*                  $25*                                 $30*                       
           Late Entry Fee:               $5
           NRA Chamber Flag:       $2
*Includes NRA Fee of $4.50, Targets/Supplies, Beach Guard Fee, Awards, and Club Insurance.

Tactical Rifle Fees
                                               Members   Military/Non Members   Civilians/Non Members
           Individual Match:           $15*                  $20*                                 $25*                       
           Late Entry Fee:               $5
           NRA Chamber Flag:       $2
*Includes Targets/Supplies, Beach Guard Fee, and Club Insurance.

We had 13 shooters today.It was a mix of tactical, service rifle and match rifles. Civilians, Marines, Air and Army Guard. The weather was overcast, but the winds were mild. No piston ARs that I could ID. OIldest rifle was a M1A. The newest was a Tubb 2000.

We had 13 shooters today.It was a mix of tactical, service rifle and match rifles. Civilians, Marines, Air and Army Guard. The weather was overcast, but the winds were mild. No piston ARs that I could ID. OIldest rifle was a M1A. The newest was a Tubb 2000.

Not a Tubb 2000 but a space gun built by White Oak