THESE MATCHES ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
ALL NONMEMBERS MUST COMPLETE AND SIGN A LIABILITY RELEASE FORM EACH AND EVERY TIME THEY ENTER THE CLUB.NOTE: DAYS AND TIMES VARY
19 June, 10:00 - 13:00
Semi-Auto Match
25 July, 12:00 - 15:00
Bolt-Action Match
28 August, 09:00 - 12:00
Semi-Auto Match
12 September, 12:00 - 15:00
Bolt-Action Match
26 September, 12:00 - 15:00
Semi-Auto Match
10 October, 12:00 - 15:00
Bolt-Action Match
23 October, 09:00 - 12:00
Semi-Auto Match
6 November, 10:00 - 13:00
Bolt-Action Match
20 November, 10:00 - 13:00
Semi-Auto Match
Registration: One hour before match start time
$10.00 Entry Fee
We shoot "Rain or Shine"
Bring a Stapler & Staples (if you have them) to help speed up target changes!
SHOOTERS & SPECTATORS ARE ADVISED TO BRING THEIR OWN.
30-06 ammunition will be available at $2.00 per round.
(All ammo purchased from the Club at the match must be used at the match.)
SERVICE RIFLE
Rifles used must be in the configuration of an unmodified service rifle - Iron Sights Only.
"AR-15" Service Rifle:
Any military AR style semi-automatic firearm, (AR-15, AR-10, SCAR 16S, etc.) may be used in any "AR" or "Semi-Auto" Match.
"Bolt-Action" Service Rifle:
Any military bolt-action firearm, (M1903, M1917, Enfield, Mauser 98, Mosin-Nagant, etc.) may be used in any "Bolt-Action" Match.
"Semi-Auto" Service Rifle:
Any military semi-automatic firearm, (Garand, SKS, AK-47, AR-15, M1A, FN-FAL, etc.) may be used in any "Semi-Auto" Match.
OPEN
Any centerfire rifle, with any sights, may be used; they need not conform to service rifle restrictions.
However, only bolt-action rifles are allowed in bolt-action matches, and only semi-automatic rifles are allowed in semi-auto matches.
The course of fire is the same as in Service Rifle Division.
.22 RIMFIRE
Any .22 rimfire rifle, with any sights, may be used; they need not conform to service rifle restrictions.
The course of fire is the same as in Service Rifle Division.
The CMP course of fire is designed to test the shooter's skill and concentration when shooting at a series of targets set up 100 yards away.
STRING #1 - 10 rounds in 10 minutes
The first string has each shooter starting off with ten rounds, loading each round singly.
This is shot "off hand"; that is, standing up to shoot at the target.
No slings may be used.
STRING #2 - 10 rounds in 60 seconds
Next, the shooter fires from either a kneeling or sitting position, using two magazines: one loaded with two rounds, the other with eight.
Rifles with a magazine round limit of five may use two 5-round magazines.
STRING #3 - 10 rounds in 70 seconds
The third target is shot from a prone position.
Again, there must be a magazine reload.
STRING #4 - 20 rounds in 20 minutes
The last string is also fired from the prone position, loading a single round each time.
For bolt-action matches, the course of fire is the same, except that the sitting/kneeling rapid fire string has a time limit of 70 seconds and the prone rapid fire string is 80 seconds.
For more information, contact Geoff Plante at 978-835-2230 or cmp@cpfgc.com