Just a quick note, I messed up on the speed limit that was sent out in the email. The actual speed limit for the match is 3150fps to keep us inline with other local, regional and national matches.
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I can bring it out, just need a reminder closer to the match so I don't forget.
BTW the COF looks awesome ! This match is going to kick ass for being challenging, can't wait for it.
Fedcop,
I don't have a magneto, but I do have a chrono you can use. PM, or email me if you want to meet and pick it up. I'll be happy to loan it to you.
Nice cof Kevin
Yeah, that COF looks AWESOME(!) not to mention ambitious! Are we gonna need head-lamps or nightvision for this COF? I gotta think we'll run a little later on this one,... Not that it's a problem, I'm just sayin'...
Ry
Gents, is it worth discussing using the rifle racks to keep an uncased rifle with chamber flag stored between stages? I think KevinD knows what I'm talking about.
Last time I had to grab an RO to get escorted to the safety area, and that doesn't seem efficient. Unless the answer is for me to just bring a dang case.
Anyone happen to know what elevation the range is at? I'd like to get my dope figured out before I get there... All I can find on the Internets is the town of Nisqually seems to be 450-500 ft, but I have no idea if that's relevant to the range.
I will have my Kestrel with me tomorrow if anyone wants to use it. I;ll aso have a PDA that has the Exbal program loaded into it.
We will post distances to all the targets at the range shack after we set up, and check distances with a laser.
Thanks Kevin and Anton for putting the match together! I really like the new format. Being able to cycle in and out of stages in no particular order was great! Having the freedom to jump in early and get shots off immediately or dealing with an issue (pierced primer), and only then getting in line was really nice.
During the post match get together at Brunos we discussed moving targets. Not sure if this has been discussed before, but can we integrate moving targets into the COF? We could get somebody (I'll volunteer) to walk in the 500 yard pits with a cardboard IPSC target stapled onto a wood pole.
The target would be raised at one end of the pits signalling the start of the session. When the target is lowered at the other end, the session is over. This will probably take 30 seconds or so.
The shooter can take up to 5 shots. The target can be scored (hit or no hit) and details communicated back to the RO and shooter. The holes get taped up and another session begins.
I can supply the targets and wood pole.
Thoughts?
I asked about using the pit at a board meeting last year. The board said no.
This match format was great! It was nice to be able to check out other people's guns (that was one of my favorite parts of the eastside matches) and the lineup was great! Great match direction. Also, I'm hoping that my finishing place wasn't a glitch and that I can blame all of my poor finishes over the last few years on my old scope!
Quick blog post with a few photos.
Home in Disarray: February's UNSC Rifle Match
Also, I know that everyone was snapping photos of the tens of thousands of dollars worth of rifles lined up. Here's one of mine.
Kevin and I have both proposed movers, to no avail, but things may change with the club, so don't give up hope..we will continue having contact with the board of directors.
Great match, the idea of 2 shooters at a time worked great. For April let's shoot entirely weak-side!
Great match, the idea of 2 shooters at a time worked great. For April let's shoot entirely weak-side!
If he offered extra points like the second day at the last Vantage match I would.Then shoot weak-side at Jake's!