2009 High Power-EIC Match Bulletin

2009 High Power Match Bulletin

2009 NRA APPROVED HIGH POWER RIFLE MATCHES

SPONSORED BY THE MEADE COUNTY SPORTSMEN’S CLUB

updated 7-22-09

Dates: May 2, 2009 May 23, 2009 June 13, 2009 July 18, 2009

Location: Scott Mountain Range, Fort Knox, Kentucky.

Eligibility: Open to all competitive shooters.

Entry Fee: Adults = $25.00, $20.00 with MCSC Membership, Juniors = $10.00.

Make checks payable to the Meade County Sportsmen’s Club (MCSC).

Match proceeds support junior high power programs.

John C. Garand Match Dates:

April 5, 2009

Entry Fee: Adults = $25.00, Juniors = $10.00.

Make checks payable to the Meade County Sportsmen’s Club (MCSC).

Match proceeds support the KYSRPA and MCSC junior high power programs.

Entries: The range capacity is 50 shooters. A roster of all competitors must be submitted to Fort Knox security personnel 10 days before the match. Therefore, all shooters must have advanced entries. Advanced entries must include NRA number, name, complete address, telephone number, vehicle license plate number, and payment of entry fee for each individual. All advanced entries must reach the match coordinator at least 10 days before the match date. Advanced entries will be refunded if notice of an entrant’s cancellation is given no later than 10 days before the match. A self-addressed, stamped envelope must also be sent if the entry is to be acknowledged. The matches are held on a military installation and subject to cancellation by the Army with little notice; without a telephone number, you may not be advised of a schedule change.

Mail entries to: Bill Balda, 147-A Doe Run, Frankfort, KY 40601; (800-852-0942 ext 4536.

Rules: These are NRA Approved matches. Unless modified by this program, current NRA rules will apply. Open bolt indicators are required (Rule 3.21). All competitors will wear eye and ear protection (Rules 3.19 & 3.20) in the pits. All competitors will wear hearing protection on the firing line where eye protection is also highly encouraged. Competitors will score, work in the target pits, and assist the Range and Pit Officers as required. The use of plug type scoring gauges is restricted to the Pit Officer only.

Rifle: NRA match rifle (Rule 3.3) or service rifle (Rule 3.1, 3.1.1, or 3.1.2).

Ammunition: Any safe ammunition (Rule 3.17.B).

Challenges: A $3.00 fee in exact change must accompany any challenge. The fee will be refunded if the challenge is upheld.

Classification: The NRA classification system will be used. A current NRA High Power classification card, temporary score book, or assigned classification is acceptable. If five or more unclassified competitors compete they will be placed in a separate class, otherwise they will shoot as Masters. An unclassified shooter is a competitor that has not shot in a NRA Registered or Approved match within the past three years. Unclassified shooters must be sponsored by a classified shooter.

Squadding: All matches will be squadded at the registration table which opens at 7:30 am eastern time. Advanced entries will be honored until 8:00 am.

Match Schedule: Firing will commence at 8:30 am.

Match 1 – 200 yards. Slow fire, standing; two sighters and twenty shots for record in 22 minutes; SR-1 target.

Match 2 – 200 yards. Rapid fire, standing to sitting or kneeling; two sighters in two minutes and two- ten shot strings in 60 seconds each; SR-1 target.

Match 3 – 300 yards. Rapid fire, standing to prone; two sighters in two minutes and two – ten shot strings in 70 seconds each; SR-3 target.

Match 4 – 600 yards. Slow fire, prone; two sighters and twenty shots for record in 22 minutes; MR-1 target.

Match 5 – Aggregate of matches 1-4.

Awards: Cash will be awarded for match and class winners in each match. If there are less than five competitors in a class, they will be grouped up into the next higher class. If there are nine or more competitors in a class, then a second place award will be given. If there are fourteen or more competitors in a class, then a third place award will be given. Junior competitors must pay the adult entry fee to eligible for awards.

General: Bring your own food and water; there will be no lunch break. Competitors should car pool and park as many vehicles as possible in the 600 yard line parking area. If vehicles interfere with the match, then all vehicles will be left at the 600 yard line.

Motels: There are some inexpensive motels near the range, including:

Best Western Gold Vault Inn, 1225 N Dixie Hwy, Radcliff (270) 351-1141.

Golden Manor Motel, 346 Dixie Hwy, Muldraugh (270) 942-2800.

Directions: From Highway 31W, Dixie Highway, in Muldraugh enter the post through the Brandenburg Gate & continue to Frazier Rd, turn left onto Frazier Rd & go to the four way stop at Wilson Rd, go straight through the intersection and travel down Main Range Rd past French Range. Continue down Main Range Rd and go down a very steep hill, at the base of the hill turn left onto Porter River Rd. Follow Porter River Rd across the bridge to the first gate on the right, turn right and go up the steep hill on the gravel road.

NEW Gate Procedures: All shooters must use the Brandenburg Gate to enter Fort Knox. Have a picture ID and match program ready at the gate. Tell the gate guards you are traveling to the rifle match at Scott Mountain Range and that you have one or more firearms. Bring only the firearms you plan to shoot and call the match coordinator prior to the clinic to have your name and address on the gate roster. Your vehicle may be searched and you may be asked for vehicle registration and proof of insurance papers. This happens to everyone entering the post whose vehicle is not registered on Fort Knox, not just people with firearms. It will be very helpful to be cooperative and polite when dealing with the guards. Unless on official law enforcement business, Fort Knox considers all peace officers as civilians and thus subject to all these requirements.

CAUTION: These matches are on a U.S. military installation and everyone is subject to all applicable federal laws and military regulations while on post. Concealed Carry Permits are not valid on federal installations and carrying concealed weapons of any kind on Ft. Knox is against federal law and military regulations. Competitors should arrive at Fort Knox early in order to process through the gate and arrive at the match promptly. All firearms must be unloaded and secured in an appropriate container. Ammunition must be stored in appropriate containers and kept separate from firearms.

2009 EXCELLENCE IN COMPETITION MATCH

SPONSORED BY THE MEADE COUNTY SPORTSMEN’S CLUB

Date: Excellence-In-Competition “Leg” Match – May 24, 2009

Location: Scott Mountain Range, Fort Knox, Kentucky.

Eligibility: The Excellence-In-Competition Match is open to all service members and civilians 14 years of age or older. Competitors must have an Eligibility Affidavit & Liability Agreement on file.

Entry Fee: Adults = $20.00, Juniors = $10.00.

Make checks payable to the Meade County Sportsmen’s Club (MCSC).

Match proceeds support junior high power programs.

Entries: The range capacity is 50 shooters. A roster of all competitors and their firearms must be submitted to Fort Knox security personnel 10 days before the match. Therefore, all shooters must have advanced entries. Advanced entries must include NRA number, name, complete address, telephone number, vehicle license plate number, and payment of entry fee for each individual. All advanced entries must reach the match coordinator at least 10 days before the match date. Advanced entries will be refunded if notice of an entrant’s cancellation is given no later than 10 days before the match. A self-addressed, stamped envelope must also be sent if the entry is to be acknowledged. The matches are held on a military post and may be cancelled by the Army with little notice without a phone number you may not be advised of a schedule change.

Mail entries to: Bill Balda, 147-A Doe Run, Frankfort, KY 40601; 800-852-0942, ext 4536.

EIC Match Rules: The EIC Match will be conducted in accordance with CMP Competition rules and the appropriate NRA rules. Rifles will conform to rules 6.1 and 6.2 and are subject to inspection and weighing of triggers. Any safe ammunition may be used. All competitors will wear eye and ear protection (Rules 3.19 & 3.20) in the pits. All competitors will wear hearing protection on the firing line where eye protection is also highly encouraged. Competitors will score, work in the target pits, and assist the Range and Pit Officers as required. The use of plug type scoring gauges is restricted to the Pit Officer only.

Rifle: NRA service rifle (Rule 3.1, 3.1.1, or 3.1.2).

Ammunition: Any safe ammunition (NRA Rule 3.17.B).

Challenges: A $3.00 fee in exact change must accompany any challenge. The fee will be refunded if the challenge is upheld.

Squadding: Squadding starts at 7:30 am eastern time. Advanced entries honored until 8:00 am.

EIC Match Schedule: Firing will start at 8:30 am on Sunday, May 24; no coaching permitted.

50 shot National Match Course (CMP Rule 8.8), no sighting shots allowed.

Stage 1 – 200 yds. Slow fire, standing, 10 record shots in 10 min; SR-1 target.

Stage 2 – 200 yds. Rapid fire, standing to sitting/kneeling, 10 record shots in 60 sec; SR-1 target.

Stage 3 – 300 yds. Rapid fire, standing to prone, 10 record shots in 70 sec; SR-3 target.

Stage 4 – 600 yds. Slow fire, prone; 20 record shots in 20 min; MR-1 target.

EIC Match Awards: Individual medals and points towards the Distinguished Rifleman Badge will be awarded by CMP in accordance with their policies.

General: Bring your own food and water; there will be no lunch break. Competitors should car pool and park as many vehicles as possible in the 600 yard line parking area. If personal vehicles interfere with running the match smoothly, vehicles may be left at the 600 yard line.

Motels: There are several inexpensive motels near the range, including:

Best Western Gold Vault Inn, 1225 N Dixie Hwy, Radcliff (270) 351-1141.

Golden Manor Motel, 346 Dixie Hwy, Muldraugh (270) 942-2800.

Directions: From Highway 31W, Dixie Highway, in Muldraugh enter the post through the Brandenburg Gate and continue to Frazier Road (just before the railroad tracks), turn left onto Frazier Road and go to the four way stop at Wilson Road, go straight through the intersection and travel down Main Range Road past French Range. Continue down Main Range Road and go down an extremely steep hill, at the base of the hill turn left onto Porter River Road. Follow Porter River Road across the bridge to the first gate on the right, turn right and go up the steep hill on the gravel road.

Gate Procedures: All shooters must use the Brandenburg Gate to enter Fort Knox. Have a picture ID and a match program ready when arriving at the gate. Tell the gate guards you are traveling to the rifle match and that you have one or more firearms. Bring only the firearms you plan to shoot. Your vehicle may be searched and you may be asked for vehicle registration and proof of insurance. This happens to everyone entering the post whose vehicle is not registered on Fort Knox, not just people with firearms. It will be extremely helpful to be cooperative and polite when answering all questions from the guards. Unless on official law enforcement business, Ft Knox considers peace officers as civilians and subject to all these requirements.

CAUTION: These matches are held on a U.S. military installation and all personnel will be subject to all applicable federal laws and military regulations when traveling on post. Concealed Carry Permits are not valid on federal installations and carrying concealed weapons of any kind on Ft. Knox is against federal law and military regulations. Competitors are advised to arrive at Fort Knox early in order to process through the gate and arrive at the match promptly. All firearms will be unloaded and secured in an appropriate storage container. Ammunition will also be stored in appropriate containers and kept separate from any firearms.