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I shot this match with a 6.5cm last year, furthest target was 1966yds. Creed will do it but like you said the PRC outshines it.I wish i had a gun and components to shoot this. 6.5cm is probably undergunned. Prc would be tits seeing as thats what won last year
I was one of the newbies, shocked myself by finishing middle of the road at 55? My brother took 60th. We had never shot a match like this before. Was so much fun. I unfortunately can’t make this years cup. I want to shoot this match every year when I can.Last year we had 10 +- beyond 1200. The bulk of the targets are 6-1200 yards with some 1-300 small targets for precision work. Top 10 was a mix of 6 and 6.5 with a Dasher coming out on top. But that was a calm weekend. 6.5/47 or Creedmoor absolutely will compete. The PRC would have an advantage if the wind gets ornery. I would definitely shoot my 6.5/47 in this match unless the wind gets north of 20 mph. Them I would run my 300NM. We had several shooters will little to no experience in this type of a match. They absolutely loved it. The free training On Friday is also world class. Major Land, Emil Praslick, Kestrel staff and the world famous Frank Galli.
Last year I brought my vortex 27-60x and fury ABs, didn’t touch the spotter once and was stuck with the extra weight. Binos will do you just fine.interesting. Im signed up this looks to good to miss with Frank giving us DOPE pre match, Emil telling us some things to consider with wind, NIGHT SHOOTING! High angles, movers, and its all in the mountains out to 2kyd...
Question, what are you guys thinking for spotters in your ruck? 15-18x binos, straight spotter 15-45x, or will 10x sig rangefinders be all we need (targets pretty easy to find)?
Building on this, here’s a pic from the tower. Targets were in the clearing @1000yd. We DOPEd here on Friday after 100yd check, also did the night shoot from here. 1000yd thermal is something else.Below is a look at the longest bays. Targets are very easy to identify. Bino or rangefinder setup like the Kilo 10,000 or Vortex Fury is more than adequately. There will be plenty of glass at the wind clinic to look while Emil is talking. View attachment 8216800View attachment 8216804
Last year it was 6min for teams and 4min for singles. They did let spotter call for singles. Only really needed the spotter help for the longest stages.Im back with more questions!
For teams with no teammate will the RO's be allowed to make correction calls for 2nd shot (since no team spotter)?
I thought I heard somewhere 5min stage times with 5 targets/ stage and 1st rd hit =100% its and 2nd rd ht = 50%?
and for that it includes everything to make (deploy/acquire and shoot each target) all the hits? will that be cut in half for single shooters?
or perhaps put the singles into teams of 2?
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then an style question for everybody - do you generally like to make solutions for all targets first then shoot all consecutively or do full solution for 1 target, attempt the shots then full solution for next target and so on?
Does he run a website?If you need a partner email me at [email protected]. I have a real good shooter needing a partner. Real good!!!!
Could have been run better, lets just leave it there.I heard the match was a shit show which is to bad.
I wouldn’t call it a shit show at all. As was previously stated, the weather delay was a major factor, and miscommunication didn’t help that. From the perspective of most of the RSOs, the match director did a fantastic job of taking a less than ideal situation and making it work. Anyone can get praise for putting on a good match in perfect conditions. Ryan was dealt a crappy hand and made the best of it.I heard the match was a shit show which is to bad.
Perfectly put!I wouldn’t call it a shit show at all. As was previously stated, the weather delay was a major factor, and miscommunication didn’t help that. From the perspective of most of the RSOs, the match director did a fantastic job of taking a less than ideal situation and making it work. Anyone can get praise for putting on a good match in perfect conditions. Ryan was dealt a crappy hand and made the best of it.