Sporting Rifle precision field match at the Whittington Cent

[C Ward]

Two matches this weekend Saturday is the carbine match before normal setup and Sunday is the normal SRM . Set for the AR match will be Fri afternoon , get in contact with Mike or I if you want to help Fri .

[C Ward]

Match is this weekend and set up will be at 1 unless something changes .

[C Ward]

Set up has changed to noon , 9 is changing

[offgrid]

Here's one way to deal with #7, he hit 4/6.

"Conduit Man"

[C Ward]

Gonna tweak 8 a little for next month .

[TheBelly]

For this shoot, what is the range of target sizes? What is the distance range?

(in case I'm not asking correctly, the type of answer I'm looking for is something like "the smallest target is a 2"x4" and the largest is am ipsc steel, anywhere from 300-800 yds")

this is a question brought on by the course of fire changing. Admittedly, I've never been there to see the other one.

[C Ward]

There is one plate about the size of an IPSC target with no head and the rest are either round or square hung by the points . There are 2 sizes of the normal targets , The exact dimensions escape me right now and I'd have to check with the MD, the small ones are 5 and 6 inch squares and rounds respectively and they go out to around 360ish and 12 and 14 inches on the big ones and they are out to 710 for now . I'll get with Mike and confirm the sizes tonight .

[Tim K]

The big target is at ~900 yards. I'll bet it's 18"W X 24" Tall. The smallest look like 5" diamonds, and they are typically at ranges in the 200's. Since you've shot the PD match, I'll compare to that. The targets are huge. That doesn't mean easy due to the wind, but in many cases they appear pretty large in the scope.

If fact, it amazes me every time I miss a target that looks like it should be easy. Stupid wind.

[C Ward]

The target sizes are 5" and 10" squares and 6" and 12 " rounds and the one large rectangle at 875 .

[C Ward]

Set up is at 1 this Sat