Bring em both. It's a fun stage and if you want to hand a mag to someone to load while you are emptying the other, that is cool with me too.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeusExMachina
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Bring em both. It's a fun stage and if you want to hand a mag to someone to load while you are emptying the other, that is cool with me too.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeusExMachina
I've got a dumb new-at-multigun question.
In handgun competitions, when you're not actually shooting, the gun chills out in your holster. If you have one or more long gun in addition, how does that work out? Bagged or slung muzzle-up?
Not dumb at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by thermobollocks
Bagged is easiest, just make sure you are muzzle into berm when you bag and unbag. Can carry slung as well, chamber flags are a very good idea if carrying slung.
Sorry for yet another noob question;
But does the below mean 65 rounds of rifle, 65 rounds of whatever handgun caliber for each stage (4) for a total of 520 rounds for the match (roughly of course)?
Just want to make sure I bring enough ammo.
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Originally Posted by MarkCO
No, not each stage, total. Actual minimums required are 66 pistol and 66 rifle. I'd bet the average shooter will got through about 90 rounds of each.Quote:
Originally Posted by AR_ART
Thanks for an awesome match, everyone!
That was a great time at CRC! When do you think the results will be ready?
I had a GREAT time!!! Thanks to all whom took time to "tutor" me for my first match. It was a lot of fun!
I met my goals; 1) Don't shoot myself, 2) Don't shoot anyone else, 3) Have fun!
I accomplished all three.
I did learn a lot about equipment...
I've got a lot of practice to do between now and the next "club" match!
I'll post the results up here by tomorrow afternoon. Thanks to everyone for coming on out!
Rule of thumb: The previous owner is always wrong until proven otherwiseQuote:
Originally Posted by AR_ART
Thanks to everyone that came out and shot in the great weather. We had 5 or 6 1st time 3 gunners and 4 or 5 that came out to watch.
HM-Tactical
1. Adam C. 100% (4 stage wins)
Limited
1. Jerome W. 100% (1 stage win) 6th OA
2. Kaylan S 98.76% (2 stage wins) 7th OA
3. Brad O. 94.75% 8th OA
4, Dmitry C, 92.84% (1 stage win)
5. Parker N, 92.21% 10th OA
6. Andy R. 91.71% 9th OA
7. Jason H. 85.15%
8. Robert C, 76.70%
9. Phil C. 76.63%
10. Price M. 73.03%
11. TJ D. 70.52%
12. Scott T. 53.02%
13. Art A. 44.79%
14. Ian C. 33.49%
15. Cindy D. 29.69%
16. Paul C. DQ
Open
1. Curtis B. 100% (3 stage wins) HOA
2. Rick H. 81.47% (1 stage win) 3rd OA
3. Dan H. 51.61%
Tactical
1. Mark P. 100% (1 stage win) 2nd OA
2. John B. 92.90% (2 stage wins) 4th OA
3. Hung D. 90.41% 5th OA
4. Erika S. 66.66%
5. Gene G. 65.76%
6. Tyrone W, 63.24% (1 stage win)
7. Ed P. 53.75%
8. Tony L. 51.44%
9. Michael F. 50.92%
10. Clay S. 50.70%
Thanks to everybody who helped me through my first 3-gun. I got some good tips to help improve my shooting and tactics. Look forward to the next one.
Scott
Mark,
Thanks for posting the results quickly. Do you make the raw data available so that we can see how we did on individual stages and where the time came from (speed vs accuracy)?
Thanks,
Scott
If you want the stage scores for your division, just drop me an e-mail and I can send you the file.Quote:
Originally Posted by sturn18
PlaceNameUSPSADivisionPFMatch PtsMatch %
1 Brotherston, Curtis TY61531 U OpenMinor 376.6787 100.000%
2 Passamaneck, Mark L3435 TacticalMinor 320.7272 85.146%
3 Hebert, Rick TY18366 OpenMinor 309.5430 82.177%
4 Beazley, John TY56017 TacticalMinor 302.6750 80.354%
5 Dang, Hung TacticalMinor 286.7343 76.122%
6 Weers, Jerome LimitedMinor 249.3917 66.208%
7 Shaffer, Kaylan LimitedMinor 239.2641 63.519%
8 Olson, Bradley 62189 LimitedMinor 229.8246 61.013%
9 Reinhardt, Andy LimitedMinor 228.6202 60.694%
10 Nash, Parker LimitedMinor 227.3877 60.366%
11 Chernyak, Dmitry LimitedMinor 226.8058 60.212%
12 Casanova, Adam TY55057 HM_TacticalMajor 224.6721 59.646%
13 Sanderson, Erika TacticalMinor 210.4721 55.876%
14 Griffin, Gene TacticalMinor 209.4235 55.597%
15 Huss, Jason LimitedMinor 207.1372 54.990%
16 Weers, Tyrone TacticalMinor 196.0479 52.046%
17 Harrison, Dan OpenMinor 192.7587 51.173%
18 Chastagner, Phil A8811 LimitedMinor 189.2837 50.251%
19 Christie, Robert LimitedMinor 187.5425 49.788%
20 McDonald, Price A51732 LimitedMinor 179.8397 47.744%
21 Davis, TJ LimitedMinor 178.4008 47.362%
22 Pettinger, Ed TacticalMinor 169.6881 45.048%
23 Framknecht, Michael TacticalMinor 164.6542 43.712%
24 Lytton, Tony TacticalMinor 160.4271 42.590%
25 Scherrer, Clay TacticalMinor 158.4915 42.076%
26 Turner, Scott LimitedMinor 127.2648 33.786%
27 Antiporda, Art LimitedMinor 112.0963 29.759%
28 Chestagner, Ian LimitedMinor 83.9284 22.281%
29 DeSplinter, Cindy LimitedMinor 74.6717 19.824%
DQed Clark Jr., Paul TY28779 LimitedMinor 0.000 00.000%
Email sent. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarkCO
We have one match left this year, October 6. Open to suggestions...2Gun, 3Gun, 2Gun with side-match, skill builders, all carbine...
We should have both a 100 and 200 yard berm available by that time.
There's no August or September match?
No, August is just a week before RM3G. I might be out there doing some practice...Quote:
Originally Posted by DeusExMachina
September, the ranges are being used for the Zoot Championship.
If there are at least 10 "new" 3 gunners that want to take a class, I might be inclined to run a course on Friday (October 5) and do 5 stages on Saturday (October 6).
I vote for 2-gun with an optional side match stage. Precision rifle, perhaps.
Put up a Poll, so vote for what you want.
What would a "Precision Side-Match" be? or comprised of?
Small targets from 50 to 200 yards. By small, I mean 1 to 4 inches (1 to 2 MOA).Quote:
Originally Posted by AR_ART
If your going to make a Precision side match, stretch those targets to at least 800 yards.
That will make the targets way too thin and way too big.[ROFL1]Quote:
Originally Posted by DocMedic
Holy Cow thats small!!!!!! That is truly precision. Would love to watch someone nail something that size at 200 yards.
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Originally Posted by MarkCO
What about an optional revolver stage?
I'm pretty sure revolvers are legal in tactical division.
Revolvers are legal in Open, Tactical and Limited with 9mm minimum. In Heavy, as long as it is not more than 10 rounds and is major (.45 ACP in HM-Limted) you can use them there too.Quote:
Originally Posted by CO-Exprs
So right now, it is looking like a normal 3 Gun match.
October 6th MG. 4 stages with all three guns. If the 100 yards berm is complete, we will be shooting rifle out at 100 yards. In Open class only, you can chose to forgoe the shotgun and shoot ALL SG targets with your pistol.
Is the 100 yd been going in on the left or the right?
Berm 12 (East, or right) will become the 100 yards berm. A 200 yard backstop is going in east of that. Berms 10 and 11 wil have the berm in between them shortened to make 2 short berms or one large one.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobertB
What will the approximate round count be and what time does the match start?
MadDog [Beer]
Set up at 7:30, hope to be shooting by 9:30.
Bringing 80 rounds per gun will get you through. 10 rounds of buck, 10 slugs and 60 birdshot for shotgun ammo.
Last match of 2012 is October 6. Plan on 60 rounds for each gun. 10 buckshot and 10 slugs.
We will shoot to 100 and or 200 yards if the berms are completed.
4 stages with all three guns. $20 match fee.
Set-up at 7:30, hope to shoot by 9:30.
Whats the 10 buckshot rounds for?
To shoot at targets. [ROFL1] Probably plates at like 20 yards.Quote:
Originally Posted by snakedoctor
Oh yeah, I forgot. IF you are in open, all steel is optional pistol or shotgun and the slug targets can be shot with pistol. So you could technically shoot in Open with a pistol and a carbine only.
Typically how far out are the slug targets set? Also what's the most ammount of targets for a shotgun stage?