We are encountering some difficulty getting the updated information on the web site. Here is the revised match bulletin for Cavalier Highpower.
Match Schedule: Monthly, 4th Saturday except July, August, and December.
Starting Time: Match begins at 9:00 am.
Please be here no later than 8:15 am for registration and squadding.
Electronic targets are being used. Bring a tablet with enough battery life (or an extra external battery) to last approximately 3-4 hours. Tablets are not provided.
Rules: NRA rules and NRA classification will apply. Rifles Allowed: Service Rifles rule 3.1 (a) through (e), NRA Match rifles (metallic sights and any sight) rule 3.3.
Course of fire: 200 yard reduced 80-shot Regional course.
Targets and scoring sheets are supplied. Please bring a pencil or pen.
1. Slow Fire Standing, 2 sighters then 20 rounds in 22 minutes.
Target: SR
2. Rapid Fire Sitting, 2 sighters, then 2 strings of 10 rounds in 60 seconds per string.
Target: SR
3. Rapid Fire Prone, 2 sighters, then 2 strings of 10 rounds in 70 seconds per string.
Target: SR-42 (300 yards reduced to 200 yards)
4. Slow Fire Prone, 2 sighters then 20 rounds in 22 minutes.
Target: MR-52 (600 yards reduced to 200 yards)
Awards: Cash awards determined by the number of competitors.
Entry Fee: $30.00 non-members, $25.00 Cavalier members. No advanced entry is necessary, but advanced registration by email is strongly encouraged. Acknowledged email will suffice for entry registration.
We are currently able to host a maximum of 30 shooters for the match. Preregistration by email is strongly encouraged.
Match Director: Jamie Jacoby Email:
cavalierhighpower@gmail.com
** Please observe the 10 mph speed limit on Boondock Lane and the range road. **
Supplemental Material:
Gear Required:
1. Rifle - Per the NRA Highpower Rifle rules referenced above. Service Rifle under Rule 3.1 or Match Rifle, usually .308Win, 30/06, .223Rem / 5.56X45mm. Any questions please email the Match Director.
Rifles MUST be capable of 10 shot rapid fire string with 1 clip/magazine change.
Rifle should have a sling but not required.
Muzzle Brakes and suppressors are not allowed.
2. Ammunition - Bring 100-110 rounds.
3. At least 2 magazine or clips, must hold 5 or more rounds. 4 magazines are better for the rapid fire stages.
4. ECI (empty chamber indicator) or OBI (open bolt indicator). The match director has extras.
5. Eye & Ear Protection.
6.
Tablet or cell phone capable of wifi – we are using electronic targets. The electronic target system provides wifi for you to connect to.
Gear Recommended:
7. A single round loading device such as this:
https://originalbobsled.com/SemiAutoSleds.aspx is very helpful but not needed for the slow fire stages when using a semi auto rifle.
8. Shooting Mat - A piece of carpet will work.
9. Clip Board / Pen
10. WATER and light snacks or lunch
NOTE:
NRA membership number should be brought or known if you are a NRA member.
Firing points are paved and roofed. NRA Membership is NOT required to compete. Competitors whom are not Cavalier members are welcome to shoot in the match, however this does NOT allow them the use of Cavalier facilities other than participating in the match.
This match is an interesting mix of HM shooters and beginners/ intermediate shooters. If you want to be challenged, you will be. If you want to learn to compete, you will! All are welcome!
We will not shoot in heavy rain; if weather threatens the match date, email the match director.
Directions:
Directions to the range are available on our web site at Facilities – Directions.
Once inside the Cavalier gate, turn right at the fork, and proceed to range cover on range 5.
Match Director: Jamie Jacoby, email is
cavalierhighpower@gmail.com
