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SKS BOARDS SHOOT COMPETITION RULES
« on: January 07, 2016, 09:32:21 PM »
 OK, guys HERE ARE THE RULES FOR ALL OF THE COMPETITIONS:   :sniper

  We posted there here  as a sticky so that people can refer to them without sifting through the  SHOOT thread to find them; if you have questions about the rules, please contact Ranger1968 via PM...

   LONG RANGE RIFLE COMPETITION:

  For the long range rifle comp, we will be using NRA High-Power 500 yard MR-65 targets; the targets have a 30" black scoring area and measure 37"x37" total;

  These targets will be provided for the scoring round of the competition only, you must use your own targets for zeroing.
. :sniper  For the comp, you will need maybe 30 rounds at the most (depending on how we do the eliminations)
along with whatever shooting gear you need;

  For the rifle setup:  remember this is open class, so any longer range setup regardless of caliber/make/optic is allowed; shooting is from the prone, with NO rests, bags, pads, bi pods, or any other bracing device used except for a sling....

  COMBAT MARKSMAN COMPETITION:

  This competition will be shot at a single steel reactive target from distances ranging from 350 yards to 200 yards from various shooting postions that replicate combat positions; a rooftop, a log, a window, and other positions may be used or substituted; This course shot for TIME, with the shooter moving from position to position, advancing after hitting the target; the best time on target wins. There is a 30 round limit for this competition.


  You rifle set up is open-class, any center fire rifle , optic, etc, RESTS/BIPODS/BAGS ARE ALLOWED

  PISTOL COMPETITION:


   The pistol comp it will be a " run n' gun," with the shooter moving from station to station shooting a variety of reactive targets, advancing as they hit the targets.  The best time wins.
 
   This competition is limited to 30 rounds.

   For your handgun setup:; centerfire handgun in stock form, no optics, no race guns, this is a timed event, and  remember that the handgun course is mildly physical, and that appropriate dress is required ;

  SKS COMPETITION:

 For the SKS comp you will need 20 rounds at most; this comp will be shot on the smaller NRA targets or a similar 100-yard target;  The competition is shot from them classic sitting/kneeling/prone position, using only a sling as a marksmanship aid.


  SKS rifles are to be IN STOCK FORM, with no aftermarket stocks, magazines, sights, scopes, or optics * (Tech Sights/Mojo/Williams type sights permitted)

  VINTAGE RIFLE COMPETITION:

  Pre-1946 military surplus rifles, in stock form; no optics, aftermarket stocks, "sporters" etc.....  * For clarity, and so as not to split hairs about grammar and exactly what "pre 1946 " means, we mean that a center fire military surplus rifle in original form  made prior to December 31 1946 may be used; any rifle which was made after December 31 1946 may NOT be used.


  Shooting is  from the classic sitting/kneeling/ prone; your will need 10 to 15 rounds ;this comp is also shot on the 100 yard NRA targets or an equivalent...
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