2011 Tennessee State Long Range Highpower Rifle Championship
2011 Tennessee State Long Range F-Class Chmpionship
September 9-11, 2011
Oak Ridge, Tennessee
An NRA Registered Tournament
Sponsor: Tennessee Shooting Sports Association and Oak Ridge Sportsmen’s
Association
Rules: All current NRA highpower rules will apply.
Eligibility: Open to all NRA members and members of NRA affiliated clubs.
Entry Fees: $50.00 for all individual matches (Matches 1-6); $35.00 for Sat individual matches (Matches 1-3); $25.00 for Sun individual matches (Matches 4-5). Friday Warm-up fee is $10.00 Make checks payable to: Oak Ridge Sportsmen’s Association
Entries: Send entries to:
Larry Sparks, 10087 Double Tree Rd, Knoxville, TN 37932
larrysparks@chartertn.net 865-777-4696 (h), 865-643-0672 (c)
Advanced entries are suggested.
Entries are limited to 88 individuals.
Cancellations prior to the commencement of firing on Sat. September 9,
2011 will be refunded in full.
No refunds will be made after firing commences on Sat. September 9.
Location: The ORSA range is located on the Oak Ridge Turnpike (St. Rt. 95) 3.5 miles west of the intersection of Illinois Ave. (St. Rt. 95) and the Turnpike.
Accommodations: Oak Ridge motels are noted on the ORSA website: http://orsa.nxs.net/
Squadding: Squadding for individual matches will begin at 7:30 A.M. Saturday.
Classification: The NRA long-range classification system will be used for all matches. Divisions: There will be four divisions: service rifle, any rifle, F-Open, and F-TR. Five or more entries are required to make an award in a Division. A Palma division will be added if there is sufficient interest. Competitors must
declare division to the statistical officer before firing begins Sat.
September 10, 2011. Change of division after this time will result in
ineligibility for open or aggregate awards.
Rifles: Rifles are defined in rules 3.1, 3.1.1, 3.1.2, 3.1.3 for service rifles, rule 3.2 for any rifle, rule 3.3.3 for Palma rifle, and rule 3.4 for F-Class.
Rule 9.1 does not apply. Scoring & Pits: All competitors shall perform scoring and pit duties. Ammunition: Rule 3.17, provided by the competitor.
Targets: The LR target will be used at 1000 yards. (LR-FC will be used for
F-Class)
Challenges: A fee of $2.00 will be collected in advance of each challenge.
Additional: The management reserves the right to refuse any entry or cause the withdrawal of any competitor who endangers or interferes in any way with the harmony of the match. We also reserve the right to change the match program without notice if deemed advisable. Competitors and spectators assume all risk of accident and loss of property.
Course of Fire: Friday, September 9, 2011
Warm-up: Range open for sighting shots starting at 1:00 P.M.
Saturday, September 10, 2011, 10:00 A.M.
Match 1: 1000 yd. F-Class and Prone Any Rifle / Any Sight, unlimited
sighting shots and 20 shots for record in a total time of 30 minutes.
Match 2: 1000 yd. F-Class and Prone Any Rifle / Iron Sight, unlimited
sighting shots and 20 shots for record in a total time of 30 minutes.
Match 3: 1000 yd. F-Class and Prone Any Rifle / Iron Sight, unlimited
sighting shots and 20 shots for record in a total time of 30 minutes.
Sunday, September 11, 2011, 10:00 A.M.
Match 4: 1000 yd. F-Class and Prone Any Rifle / Any Sight, unlimited
sighting shots and 20 shots for record in a total time of 30 minutes.
Match 5: 1000 yd. F-Class and Prone Any Rifle / Iron Sight, unlimited
sighting shots and 20 shots for record in a total time of 30 minutes.
Match 6: Aggregate of scores fired in Matches 1-5.
Match 7: A Team match will be added if sufficient entries are received.
Awards: Individual Awards: There must be five or more entries in a class for one
place award. A second place award will be given for ten in a class, and a
third place award for fifteen, and so forth, If there are fewer than five
entries in a category, they will be combined with another category in the
same class. If there are still fewer than five entries after combining all
categories in a class, there will be no awards in that class. All competitors
will be moved back to their respective categories and combined with the
next higher class, until a minimum of five competitors is reached in the
combined class. If there are fewer than five High Masters, they will
compete for open awards only.
Team Awards: First place awards to the high team in each class and
category, provided that five or more teams compete. Place awards will be
made for every five additional teams within a class and category.
State Championship Awards:
Winner: To be determined
2nd Place: To be determined
3rd Place: To be determined
Social Activities: ORSA will host a barbeque dinner on Saturday after the completion of the
matches.
2011 Tennessee State Long Range F-Class Chmpionship
September 9-11, 2011
Oak Ridge, Tennessee
An NRA Registered Tournament
Sponsor: Tennessee Shooting Sports Association and Oak Ridge Sportsmen’s
Association
Rules: All current NRA highpower rules will apply.
Eligibility: Open to all NRA members and members of NRA affiliated clubs.
Entry Fees: $50.00 for all individual matches (Matches 1-6); $35.00 for Sat individual matches (Matches 1-3); $25.00 for Sun individual matches (Matches 4-5). Friday Warm-up fee is $10.00 Make checks payable to: Oak Ridge Sportsmen’s Association
Entries: Send entries to:
Larry Sparks, 10087 Double Tree Rd, Knoxville, TN 37932
larrysparks@chartertn.net 865-777-4696 (h), 865-643-0672 (c)
Advanced entries are suggested.
Entries are limited to 88 individuals.
Cancellations prior to the commencement of firing on Sat. September 9,
2011 will be refunded in full.
No refunds will be made after firing commences on Sat. September 9.
Location: The ORSA range is located on the Oak Ridge Turnpike (St. Rt. 95) 3.5 miles west of the intersection of Illinois Ave. (St. Rt. 95) and the Turnpike.
Accommodations: Oak Ridge motels are noted on the ORSA website: http://orsa.nxs.net/
Squadding: Squadding for individual matches will begin at 7:30 A.M. Saturday.
Classification: The NRA long-range classification system will be used for all matches. Divisions: There will be four divisions: service rifle, any rifle, F-Open, and F-TR. Five or more entries are required to make an award in a Division. A Palma division will be added if there is sufficient interest. Competitors must
declare division to the statistical officer before firing begins Sat.
September 10, 2011. Change of division after this time will result in
ineligibility for open or aggregate awards.
Rifles: Rifles are defined in rules 3.1, 3.1.1, 3.1.2, 3.1.3 for service rifles, rule 3.2 for any rifle, rule 3.3.3 for Palma rifle, and rule 3.4 for F-Class.
Rule 9.1 does not apply. Scoring & Pits: All competitors shall perform scoring and pit duties. Ammunition: Rule 3.17, provided by the competitor.
Targets: The LR target will be used at 1000 yards. (LR-FC will be used for
F-Class)
Challenges: A fee of $2.00 will be collected in advance of each challenge.
Additional: The management reserves the right to refuse any entry or cause the withdrawal of any competitor who endangers or interferes in any way with the harmony of the match. We also reserve the right to change the match program without notice if deemed advisable. Competitors and spectators assume all risk of accident and loss of property.
Course of Fire: Friday, September 9, 2011
Warm-up: Range open for sighting shots starting at 1:00 P.M.
Saturday, September 10, 2011, 10:00 A.M.
Match 1: 1000 yd. F-Class and Prone Any Rifle / Any Sight, unlimited
sighting shots and 20 shots for record in a total time of 30 minutes.
Match 2: 1000 yd. F-Class and Prone Any Rifle / Iron Sight, unlimited
sighting shots and 20 shots for record in a total time of 30 minutes.
Match 3: 1000 yd. F-Class and Prone Any Rifle / Iron Sight, unlimited
sighting shots and 20 shots for record in a total time of 30 minutes.
Sunday, September 11, 2011, 10:00 A.M.
Match 4: 1000 yd. F-Class and Prone Any Rifle / Any Sight, unlimited
sighting shots and 20 shots for record in a total time of 30 minutes.
Match 5: 1000 yd. F-Class and Prone Any Rifle / Iron Sight, unlimited
sighting shots and 20 shots for record in a total time of 30 minutes.
Match 6: Aggregate of scores fired in Matches 1-5.
Match 7: A Team match will be added if sufficient entries are received.
Awards: Individual Awards: There must be five or more entries in a class for one
place award. A second place award will be given for ten in a class, and a
third place award for fifteen, and so forth, If there are fewer than five
entries in a category, they will be combined with another category in the
same class. If there are still fewer than five entries after combining all
categories in a class, there will be no awards in that class. All competitors
will be moved back to their respective categories and combined with the
next higher class, until a minimum of five competitors is reached in the
combined class. If there are fewer than five High Masters, they will
compete for open awards only.
Team Awards: First place awards to the high team in each class and
category, provided that five or more teams compete. Place awards will be
made for every five additional teams within a class and category.
State Championship Awards:
Winner: To be determined
2nd Place: To be determined
3rd Place: To be determined
Social Activities: ORSA will host a barbeque dinner on Saturday after the completion of the
matches.
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