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or they won't be recorded. Please make SURE
that you fill out a Match Score Sheet and turn it in before you
leave the Range.
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Match Format:
We normally shoot all matches to the CMP "B" Course
of fire. This consists of 50 rounds for record with 5 sighters.
20 rounds slow fire prone, 10 rounds rapid fire prone, 10 rounds
rapid fire sitting, and 10 rounds slow fire standing. Occasionally,
due to time constraints, we may shoot an abbreviated course of
fire which is 30 rounds instead of 50. |
TARGETS and RIFLE TYPE
Shooters firing M16-AR15 or any other Match Grade,
modified, or "improved" rifle
will fire the NRA reduced range targets. Slow Prone - MR31,
Rapid Prone - SR21, Sitting - SR1, Standing - SR1
Shooters
firing unmodified Issue
Grade military rifles (other than
M16-AR15) will shoot all stages on the SR1 target. Any type
of unmodified military rifle using iron sights is OK, as long
as it is safe to fire and the shooter can safely handle it. This
will include M1
Garand, M1 Carbine, 1903 Springfield, Mausers, Mosin-Nagants,
Enfields, etc... |
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Shooter Classification:
Based on the previous year's average score, each shooter will
be given a classification. Please consult the web page of 2004
scores to determine your average. If you didn't shoot 3 matches
in 2004, your classification will be based on the average of
whatever scores you fired.. In some cases we will look back at
2002 or 2003 scores to make the classification. Classes are based
on 90%, 80%, 70%, and 60%.
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CLASS |
PERCENT |
50 SHOTS |
30 SHOTS |
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High Master |
90 + |
450 and up |
270 and up |
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Master |
80 to 89.99 |
400 - 449 |
240 - 269 |
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Expert |
70 to 79.99 |
350 - 399 |
210 - 239 |
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Sharpshooter |
60 to 69.99 |
300 - 349 |
180 - 209 |
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Marksman |
Up to 59.99 |
Less than 300 |
Less than 180 |
Shooters with no Highpower experience will have the option of
firing in the Master class or accepting a classification assigned
by the match director.
A shooter will receive a temporary classification upon firing
one match with the SBRRC. After firing 3 matches, the average
of all 3 will be used to determine the shooter's classification.
Shooters may be reclassified upwards or downwards only after
the end of the season and only if the shooter has competed in
4 or more matches during the season. Scores posted on the web
page will be definitive in deciding a shooter's classification. |
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