Nhrpc carbine/team precision match 3/23 gap pa

[fargo007]

MARCH 23, SATURDAY

ARRIVE BY 0830

$30 guests, $20 NHRPC members.

For March we will be doing the regular carbine shooter's match on the short gun side.

On the precision side the match will be a two shooter team format. There is no restriction on the type of rifle used by either team member. Both can be bolt guns, or semi's. Max caliber 300WM.

Expect stages that press a wide range of both individual and team skills such as communication, coordination, and teamwork. The match will contain some moderate physical activity (some running, carrying your gear and other objects, etc).

Round count should be about 60 per shooter max on precision, about 80-100 for carbine with some pistol (carbine only) too.

Online registration is required.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1-3mDMTw9jK6qUrTQbgyU7GtHREo1BuTwpnFUo33n3_0/viewform

Precision - Bring a change of clothes for the ride home.

I will post the CoF as always. Should be done in a couple days.

--Fargo007

 

[jbailey]

Freddie-
Info submitted for team Trebark. See you in March.
-Jammer

 

[GBanta]

Freddy,

I would like to sign up but do not have a partner. If somebody needs a partner I'm available (for match only) please let me know.

Greg

 

[fargo007]

Greg,

I hear you got that worked out now. ;-)

 

[peaceatwar]

Team Barbarossa is ready for the eastern front.

 

[roboto1138]

I am in, I need a partner. Let me know if anyone else needs one.

Josh

 

[GBanta]

Freddy you are correct and I'm looking forward to the match.

 

[tstras]

I am in, I need a partner. Let me know if anyone else needs one.

Josh

Josh,

Team Lunch is a go! See you in March.

Todd

 

[bohem]

I'm in for Team Sheldon

 

[capnswervon]

The Capn' and Shawn O' Show is signed up. What we lack in talent will be made up for in style!

The Capn'

 

[fargo007]

Cool guys!

I had a good question about registration.

I want EACH shooter to register and note your team name or who you are shooting with. I need to know who goes with who, and still have an accurate roster of who is shooting.

--Fargo007

 

[RRP II]

Freddy - would like to shoot the match, looking for a partner! Richard P

 

[roboto1138]

Josh for Team Lunch has been registered. I will be shooting with Todd as previously noted above.

Josh

 

[badwolf]

I'm in, not sure about a partner yet

 

[sch2046]

Freddy,
We signed up but I dont see how we pay or do we pay when we get there?
Thanks
Sean

 

[peaceatwar]

Freddy,
We signed up but I dont see how we pay or do we pay when we get there?
Thanks
Sean

You pay upon arrival. Cold Hard Cash only I believe. Keep in mind its 30$ per shooter not per team.

 

[fargo007]

You can write a personal check directly to the club. "NHRPC."

The Course of Fire is ready guys.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...X3R5M2hCU2RuOEE&single=true&gid=0&output=html

I tried to keep a good mix of stuff in there and not favor bolt guns or semi's too much.

For the S.M.E. - know your milling formula. Know how it works and why. That's all the info you are getting about it. ;-)

We will be giving a brisk workout to our new steel targets. No more wondering if the club targets are all working. We have our own stuff for dedicated match use now.

--Fargo007

 

[jbailey]

Scaled milling? What the F* is that? What kind of a silly idea is that, who would do such a stupid thing?



Hehehe... Freddy getting me back for my Mayberry stage last year. Hopefully Homer Simpson not involved in any way.

 

[fargo007]

I totally got the idea from you bro!

But I'm implementing it quite a bit differently. MUAHAHAHAHAHHAAHA!!

--Fargo007

 

[jbailey]

sounds great Freddy-
My spidey senses are also buzzing on the 1st stage with your "good weather"/"bad weather" note. Something tells me I want "bad weather"...

anyway, I am really looking forward to this one. Need to get out from behind desk and back into field...

 

[SteveInMd]

Team Mayberry is in. See you all at the range.

Steve B.

 

[badwolf]

I need a partner

 

[badwolf]

looks like I better get a carbine ready.

 

[peaceatwar]

looks like I better get a carbine ready.

Have you tried to PM fargo and ask if he has anyone else who needs a partner?

 

[badwolf]

yes I did, no prob, been wanting to try carbine .

 

[fargo007]

Ah, good times.....

I hope you all enjoyed todays "Tableaus." I'm not calling them stages anymore.

Scores are up:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AtSr2kaqAtDtdEwyN09NbUljc2VhX3R5M2hCU2RuOEE&output=html

The CoF pressed skills that would favor a bolt gun and a semi alike. I also tried to make some of the tableaus let one shooter pick up slack, where other ones the team was limited by the lowest common denominator (range run).

Finishing up before 2pm also didn't suck.

--Fargo007

 

[jbailey]

Yeah Freddie-
Appreciated the quick pace today, made the drive back to Virginia easier.
Range Run as pairs was great stage - nice concept.
see you in April.

 

[peaceatwar]

Great match. Enjoyed getting done earlier than usual too!

 

[fargo007]

I made some changes for this year that are starting to show. The new mover boards - corplast w/ push pins. No more staples and time lost farting around with a fucked up mover.

Color coded - Run FOUR shooters at a time on mover and pop-up stages.

And new steel. Targets were a lot smaller huh? ;-)

Separate walk & shoot paper target stage that doesn't require pit service.

Actually the less we mess with B27's and pasters the faster it seems to go.

The new range construction really helped out with the tableaus. There is a shelf up there on the berm for steel. It was right in the middle of the impact area, and very easy to see from all positions.

And new berms at 500, 400, and soon 100Y really extend out the possibilities.

--Fargo007

 

[sch2046]

Freddy,
Thanks for a great match, Mike E and I had a blast. You ran a very efficient and fun match. fun and challenging stages, or should I say tableaus's. Getting done early was a plus for my 8 hour ride home to OH.......
Thanks again!
Sean

 

[fargo007]

No problem guys you are welcome anytime.

I didn't know you came that far but next time remind me and I will run you guys first on the final tableau (JB/Trebark, same goes with you guys) so you can GTFO early.

--Fargo007

 

[bohem]

Gents, I had a great time shooting with you all on Saturday even with the mudbath

Nice shooting, it was really tight at the top, 5 points can make or break your day there... Looking forward to the next one. Thanks again, Freddy. You shot really well with that little DMR against all the dedicated bolt guns.

 

[capnswervon]

Freddy,
What were the final dimensions on the SME? I think I was only off by 3" total and I was curious where.

The Capn'

 

[fargo007]

I will post that up when I get home. I can't remember off the top of my head (which is 9" x 5.5")

That was a great non-shooting tableau.

--Fargo007

 

[roboto1138]

I think they were

24 x 12

12 x 12

15 x 6

 

[bohem]

I really enjoyed that one... It was a perfect stage to try out the MSR in my new Steiner.

 

[IamTS]

Thanks again Freddy. Finally got my first match out of the way.

 

[fargo007]

24x12

12x12

15x8

 

[capnswervon]

Yep that makes sense...

I had
24x12
11x13
14x8

Not too bad with a measly TMR reticle.... But hey I had a good teacher.

The Capn'

 

[jbailey]

Freddy-

Could you provide the length of the New Holland pits?

In Google Earth, I found it to be 80ft, and then using that distance with times from my stop watch, I found a mover target speed of 4fps and then a lead for the mover (bullet tof * speed = lead in ft; lead in ft * 12" = lead in inches; lead in inches/3.6*6 = lead in mils). But then Trebark and I sent 19 rounds down at the 600yd mover using that lead, all of them solid trigger pulls on that lead and were disappointed with ZERO hits (0 for 19 - YUCK). I have reworked the math backward and forward and the only thing I can come up with is that the distance I used for the pits was too long at 80ft... I remember the mil lead you said was necessary, but I can't make my math work to get that number.

Any intel on the New Holland pit dimension much appreciated.

Charlie Mike-
Jammer