The three relays for the match filled up early and we kept getting more and more Juniors registering. Not to worry! This was a day to remember. You wanted – or in this case things just might not turn out as well as you Here, but there is always that little nagging doubt that you might not get what Since March or April and it was like waiting for Christmas when you were a The only restriction we will enforce is “NO MUZZLE BREAKS” flash suppressors are allowed but not breaks.Saturday was the Indiana State Junior High Power Championship As per the rules they cannot be set over 4 power so if you know someone with an AR set up for another shooting discipline with a scope they are more than welcome to join us. I also wanted to take a moment and remind everyone that scopes are allowed for use in our matches. RULES: Current NRA High-power Rules to applyĬOURSE OF FIRE: 10 Rounds slow-fire offhand fired in a time limit of 10 minutes on SR1 target 100 YARDS 10 Rounds rapid fire, sitting or kneeling limit of 60 seconds on SR1 target 100 YARDSġ0 Rounds rapid fire, prone in a time limit of 70 seconds on SR21 target 100 YARDS 20 Rounds slow fire prone in time limit of 20 minutes on 2 MR31 targets 10 rounds each target 100 YARDSĮach course of fire to be preceded by a 2 round 2 minute sight in periodĬLASSIFICATION: NRA classification card or temporary score book TOURNAMENT DATES: April 21, May 19 th, June 16 th,ĬOMPETITION: NRA Approved 500 aggregate NMC competition Detailed information about the shoots can be found here: Monthly CMP / NRA High Power Rifle ShootsĢ019 HIGH-POWER RIFLE TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Consult the calendar for upcoming shoots. The club sponsors organized shoots on the third Sunday of the month. Complete NRA High Power Rifle Competition Rules can be found here. Bolt action rifles, such as the Enfield or the ‘03 Springfield, can also compete successfully. Regardless of type, all rifles must have iron sights (no scopes). If you have always wanted to shoot a World War II M1 Garand, or a semi-automatic AR-15, then this is the shooting program for you!Īt LRGC, we shoot the NRA High Power Rifle 50 round course of fire at 100 yards, using service rifles such as the M1 Garand, the M1 Carbine, the M1A (M14), and the AR-15, or Match rifles, such as modified AR-15’s. Everyone is encouraged to come out, from the new shooters & beginners to the experienced competition shooters, and people who are just plain curious. This program is designed for shooters of all abilities. Welcome to the Rifle Program you have been looking for!

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