To shoot at targets.Originally Posted by snakedoctor
Probably plates at like 20 yards.
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To shoot at targets.
Oh yeah, I forgot. IF you are in open, all steel is optional pistol or shotgun and the slug targets can be shot with pistol. So you could technically shoot in Open with a pistol and a carbine only.
Buck Shot or Bird Shot, big difference? I have only shot the CRC match a few times and we have only used slugs and bird shot for those matches. Has this changed for Saturday's match?To shoot at targets.
MadDog
Sounds like there will be some buckshot targets this weekend. Bring 10rds of buckshot, along with 60rds of birdshot and 10 slugs.
Yes!
Typically how far out are the slug targets set? Also what's the most ammount of targets for a shotgun stage?
Slugs may be from 30 to 75 yards depending on if they get the 100 yard berm completed.
21 rounds will be max required round count for shotgun.
Thanks Mark.
Anyone in the Colorado Springs area want to carpool to the Oct. 6th 3 Gun match?
Just for the purposes of planning ahead, a bit about 2013.
Feb will be a .22RF match (long rifle amo only), pistol (10 rounds) and rifle (10 rounds), all steel, 4 stages. No reloading and no brass to pick up in the potential cold month. $10 match fee.
March will be a typical 3 gun match that may have a few target presentations you will want to see for April.
April (4-6) is the Noveske USPSA Area 2 Multi-Gun match. 10 stages, $150.
May will be one course of fire, about 150 rounds. Pistol (50 rounds), Shotgun (40 rounds), Carbine (50 rounds out to 150 yards), Precision (10 rounds, 200 yards, 1-2 MOA 60 seconds PAR on this portion). You will cover about 300 yards. Probably on the order of a 10 minute long stage.
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