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01 // ABOUT
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About This Program
What to expect when you show up
Location: Rifle Range
Match Director: Tommy Gilliam
NRA-approved matches will be held on the second Saturday of Each Month starting in March thru November. Gates open at 7:30 AM with a mandatory safety briefing at 8:30. Matches start at 9:00 AM. Matches are normally completed by noon so club members can plan on using the range from noon until sunset on match days.
Matches may be canceled if regional competitions fall on the same date and the bulk of the regular high-power competitors elect to attend those matches instead of the club match.
If you’ve never attended a high-power match but would like to, feel free to come and watch a match.
Any magazine or clip-fed center-fire rifle, capable of holding at least five rounds is acceptable for use in high-power matches. The rifle may have any sighting system such as iron sights, optics, or red dot.
The NRA high-power rifle page is http://compete.nra.org/how-to-get-started/high-power-rifle-competition.aspx
02 // GEAR
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What to Bring
Equipment and gear for this program
1Service rifle or match rifle per NRA High Power rules
2Minimum 80 rounds of match-grade ammunition
3Shooting coat and glove (optional but recommended)
4Spotting scope
5Shooting mat
6Eye protection (required)
7Ear protection (required)
Safety & Rules
Know these before your first shot
- Standard NRA High Power course of fire at 200, 300, and 600 yards
- Slow fire, timed fire, and rapid fire stages
- Eye and ear protection required
- Follow all Range Officer commands and cease fires
- Rifles must be grounded with actions open during cease fire
01 // SESSIONS
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Upcoming Sessions
10 sessions scheduled - click any date to view details or register