Ok folks here we go! Looks like we are in for a warm one for this Sunday's 50 and 75 yard air rifle bench rest match. Like last match you will have a choice to shoot the 50 or the 75 yard match. Because of the heat expected later in the day we will run both matches simultaneously. When the weather cools off we will shoot the 75 yard match after the 50 yard match so shooters can participate in both.
Registration will start as soon as possible and ending at 7:20 am. Match will start at 8 am. Practice starting as soon as possible. Practice will proceed in 15 minute increments with the line going cold for 10 minutes in between to allow arriving shooters to join in the practice. The 50 yard match will be run the same as in the past with ( 3 - 25 bull targets, 20 minute rounds ) or you can shoot the 75 yard target which will be the same as the EBR (Extreme Bench Rest). The only difference on the 75 yard match is you will follow the timing which the 50 yard match follows. This means you will have 3 twenty minute increments to shoot 4 shots per bull, 16 bulls on a single target (64 shots total) with 4 sighter targets at the bottom of the target sheet. During the cease fires you may go check your targets but there is to be no scoring until you have either finished your 64 shots (should you finish before the cease fires) or the three twenty minute relays are finished and the final cease fire is called.
See you Sunday!
Andrew C Picard
Match Director
Registration will start as soon as possible and ending at 7:20 am. Match will start at 8 am. Practice starting as soon as possible. Practice will proceed in 15 minute increments with the line going cold for 10 minutes in between to allow arriving shooters to join in the practice. The 50 yard match will be run the same as in the past with ( 3 - 25 bull targets, 20 minute rounds ) or you can shoot the 75 yard target which will be the same as the EBR (Extreme Bench Rest). The only difference on the 75 yard match is you will follow the timing which the 50 yard match follows. This means you will have 3 twenty minute increments to shoot 4 shots per bull, 16 bulls on a single target (64 shots total) with 4 sighter targets at the bottom of the target sheet. During the cease fires you may go check your targets but there is to be no scoring until you have either finished your 64 shots (should you finish before the cease fires) or the three twenty minute relays are finished and the final cease fire is called.
See you Sunday!
Andrew C Picard
Match Director