CaPRC Tactical Rimfire match AAR 8-26-12
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CaPRC Tactical Rimfire match AAR 8-26-12
We had 6 shooters show up to shoot today's match.
Mike S. ran the match.
Everybody pitched in to help run the line and spot.
Total round count for the day was up to 85.
There were 10 stages with 810 total points possible.
After aprox. 1/2 hour of time to zero and confirm dope, the course of fire was as follows:
Caprc 8-26-12 Rimfire Course of Fire
Match Rules:
Only 10 rounds in the gun at any time.
You may load during prep.
Bolt open or safety engaged during any position changes.
No bipods except for stage 10!
Stage 1
100yd Cold bore
Round count: 1
Start position: Standing , rifle on ground, bolt open.
On the beep, engage the 2.5" dot from prone.
60 points for a hit.
60 points possible
60 seconds prep, 30 seconds shoot time.
Stage 2
25 meters Appleseed standing
Round count: 10
Start position: Standing, rifle low ready position.
On the beep, engage the target with 10 rounds from the standing position.
Scoring as per points values on target.
50 points possible
60 sec prep and 120 sec shoot time.
Stage 3
25 meter Appleseed kneeling/sitting
Round count: 10
Start position: Standing, rifle port arms.
On the beep, drop to the kneeling or seated position. Engage left target with 5 rounds, perform a mandatory reload, then engage right target with 5 rounds.
Scoring as per points values on target.
50 points possible.
60 seconds prep, 55 second shoot time.
Stage 4
25 meter Appleseed prone
Round count: 10
Start position: Standing, rifle port arms.
At the beep, drop to the unsupported prone position. Engage left target with 3 rounds, center target with 3 rounds, and right target with 4 rounds. You must perform one mandatory reload sometime before engaging the last target.
Scoring as per points values on target.
50 points possible
60 second prep, 55 second shoot time.
Stage 5
25 meter Appleseed prone slowfire
Round count: 10
Start position: Prone behind rifle.
On the beep, engage first target with 2 rounds, second target with 2 rounds, third target with 3 rounds, and fourth target with 3 rounds.
Scoring as per points values on target.
50 points possible*
60 sec prep and 180 sec shoot time.
Stage 6
50yd Standard KYL.
Round count: up to 5
Start position: Prone, bolt open.
On the beep, engage the diamonds from largest to smallest, stopping if you do not believe you can make a sure hit. A miss causes shooter to zero the whole target.
Points are 10, 20, 30 & 40
100 points possible
60 seconds prep, 60 second shoot time.
Stage 7
50 yd 20 dot drill
Round count: 20
Start position: Standing, rifle on ground or port arms, bolt open.
On the beep, engage each circle with one round each.
Points are 5 for center dot, 4 for first ring, etc.
100 points possible
60 seconds prep, 180 second shoot time.
Stage 8
60 yd Huntin’ wabbits
Round count: 5
Start position: Standing, rifle port arms, bolt up or safety on.
On command, begin walking parallel to target. When RO sounds the start buzzer, you have 5 seconds to stop and engage the target with one round. This will be repeated 4 more times.
Points are 20 per hit on the rabbit.
100 points possible.
60 second prep, 5 seconds per engagement
Stage 9
90yd Barricades
Round count: 10
Start position: Standing at barricade, rifle at port arms, only 5 rounds loaded.
On the beep, engage the IPSC target with 1 shot from each barricade port.
Move to the spools and fire one shot from each spool.
Move to the second barricade and engage the IPSC target with 1 shot from each level.
Scoring as per points values on target.
150 points possible.
60 seconds prep, 120 second shoot time.
Stage 10
50 yd Natural Point of Aim
Round count: 5
Shooter will get in the prone position and aim at his target. Shooter will signify when ready and a blind fold will be placed over the scope. After 3 seconds, the beep will sound and the shooter has 60 seconds to engage the target with 5 rounds. Semi auto shooters must rack one round out between each shot.
Target scored as indicated
100 points possible
60 sec prep and 60 sec shoot.
* We scored stage 5 as a 50 points possible stage although the printed COF incorrectly stated 100.
And you winners:
1) John Lee, 561 points
2) Mike S. 524 points
3) Jeff B. 495 points
4) Rich C. 470 points
5) Evan G. 467 points
6) Frank Y. 312 points.
Congrats to everybody. Pics to follow. Also of note, scoring the 4 Appleseed stages, the following shooters shot "Riflemen": Mike S, Jeff B, Rich C, and Frank Y.
Mike S. ran the match.
Everybody pitched in to help run the line and spot.
Total round count for the day was up to 85.
There were 10 stages with 810 total points possible.
After aprox. 1/2 hour of time to zero and confirm dope, the course of fire was as follows:
Caprc 8-26-12 Rimfire Course of Fire
Match Rules:
Only 10 rounds in the gun at any time.
You may load during prep.
Bolt open or safety engaged during any position changes.
No bipods except for stage 10!
Stage 1
100yd Cold bore
Round count: 1
Start position: Standing , rifle on ground, bolt open.
On the beep, engage the 2.5" dot from prone.
60 points for a hit.
60 points possible
60 seconds prep, 30 seconds shoot time.
Stage 2
25 meters Appleseed standing
Round count: 10
Start position: Standing, rifle low ready position.
On the beep, engage the target with 10 rounds from the standing position.
Scoring as per points values on target.
50 points possible
60 sec prep and 120 sec shoot time.
Stage 3
25 meter Appleseed kneeling/sitting
Round count: 10
Start position: Standing, rifle port arms.
On the beep, drop to the kneeling or seated position. Engage left target with 5 rounds, perform a mandatory reload, then engage right target with 5 rounds.
Scoring as per points values on target.
50 points possible.
60 seconds prep, 55 second shoot time.
Stage 4
25 meter Appleseed prone
Round count: 10
Start position: Standing, rifle port arms.
At the beep, drop to the unsupported prone position. Engage left target with 3 rounds, center target with 3 rounds, and right target with 4 rounds. You must perform one mandatory reload sometime before engaging the last target.
Scoring as per points values on target.
50 points possible
60 second prep, 55 second shoot time.
Stage 5
25 meter Appleseed prone slowfire
Round count: 10
Start position: Prone behind rifle.
On the beep, engage first target with 2 rounds, second target with 2 rounds, third target with 3 rounds, and fourth target with 3 rounds.
Scoring as per points values on target.
50 points possible*
60 sec prep and 180 sec shoot time.
Stage 6
50yd Standard KYL.
Round count: up to 5
Start position: Prone, bolt open.
On the beep, engage the diamonds from largest to smallest, stopping if you do not believe you can make a sure hit. A miss causes shooter to zero the whole target.
Points are 10, 20, 30 & 40
100 points possible
60 seconds prep, 60 second shoot time.
Stage 7
50 yd 20 dot drill
Round count: 20
Start position: Standing, rifle on ground or port arms, bolt open.
On the beep, engage each circle with one round each.
Points are 5 for center dot, 4 for first ring, etc.
100 points possible
60 seconds prep, 180 second shoot time.
Stage 8
60 yd Huntin’ wabbits
Round count: 5
Start position: Standing, rifle port arms, bolt up or safety on.
On command, begin walking parallel to target. When RO sounds the start buzzer, you have 5 seconds to stop and engage the target with one round. This will be repeated 4 more times.
Points are 20 per hit on the rabbit.
100 points possible.
60 second prep, 5 seconds per engagement
Stage 9
90yd Barricades
Round count: 10
Start position: Standing at barricade, rifle at port arms, only 5 rounds loaded.
On the beep, engage the IPSC target with 1 shot from each barricade port.
Move to the spools and fire one shot from each spool.
Move to the second barricade and engage the IPSC target with 1 shot from each level.
Scoring as per points values on target.
150 points possible.
60 seconds prep, 120 second shoot time.
Stage 10
50 yd Natural Point of Aim
Round count: 5
Shooter will get in the prone position and aim at his target. Shooter will signify when ready and a blind fold will be placed over the scope. After 3 seconds, the beep will sound and the shooter has 60 seconds to engage the target with 5 rounds. Semi auto shooters must rack one round out between each shot.
Target scored as indicated
100 points possible
60 sec prep and 60 sec shoot.
* We scored stage 5 as a 50 points possible stage although the printed COF incorrectly stated 100.
And you winners:
1) John Lee, 561 points
2) Mike S. 524 points
3) Jeff B. 495 points
4) Rich C. 470 points
5) Evan G. 467 points
6) Frank Y. 312 points.
Congrats to everybody. Pics to follow. Also of note, scoring the 4 Appleseed stages, the following shooters shot "Riflemen": Mike S, Jeff B, Rich C, and Frank Y.
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CaPRC Tactical Rimfire match AAR 8-26-12
Damn, I really should have shot this one.
I have been wanting to try the appleseed stages...
I have been wanting to try the appleseed stages...
God shoots a Remington 700, drives a Chevy Truck and carries a Glock 19.
I don't do any of those things.
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I'm pissed I didn't get Rifleman.
Mike, thanks for the fun match. You even got the weather to cooperate.
Mike, thanks for the fun match. You even got the weather to cooperate.
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The first prone killed you, you got like 20 something points. You were only 10 points away, you are capable of shooting rifleman any day of the week. Just not last sundayjohnlee wrote:I'm pissed I didn't get Rifleman.
Mike, thanks for the fun match. You even got the weather to cooperate.
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My POS Anschutz had a failure to eject and so that last target on the rapid prone was a big fat zero.
Still, shoulda, woulda, coulda. I didn't get it. That's bullshit. I'm pissed.
Still, shoulda, woulda, coulda. I didn't get it. That's bullshit. I'm pissed.
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Cool match guys. Look forward to shooting it.
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Thats an exquisite turd for ya.johnlee wrote:My POS Anschutz had a failure to eject and so that last target on the rapid prone was a big fat zero.
Still, shoulda, woulda, coulda. I didn't get it. That's bullshit. I'm pissed.
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I had a squib on round one and didn't make the last target either, argh!johnlee wrote:My POS Anschutz had a failure to eject and so that last target on the rapid prone was a big fat zero.
Still, shoulda, woulda, coulda. I didn't get it. That's bullshit. I'm pissed.
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Re: CaPRC Tactical Rimfire match AAR 8-26-12
Well it was definitely a fun match. Thanks to Mike for putting it together, and to everybody else who came, pitched in, and shot. I can't believe that we didn't have a better turnout! It was serious fun! I really enjoyed the appleseed stages, the rabbit, and the moving barricades. I learned this match the important it is to remain focused, even if there are serious distractions.
John Lee on the barricade
Mike S. on the barricade
Evan on the barricade
Mike S. on the rabbit stage
Mike S. shooting natural point of aim stage
John Lee on the barricade
Mike S. on the barricade
Evan on the barricade
Mike S. on the rabbit stage
Mike S. shooting natural point of aim stage
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I wouldn't have it any other way.GforceJunkie wrote:Thats an exquisite turd for ya.
I love this piece of shit:

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Re: CaPRC Tactical Rimfire match AAR 8-26-12
Nice guys... Mike I like your form on the rabbit stage....
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5 seconds is really generous.Gnzrme wrote:Nice guys... Mike I like your form on the rabbit stage....
In reality, you have like 2-3 seconds from when you spot one until they spot you and dissappear...
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Thanks to everyone for putting on and shooting in another fun match. I also appreciate the growing match hat phenomenon, which I will miss when club matches move back to the main rifle line at Angeles. For those of you that weren't there you missed Rich getting stung by a bee on his trigger finger during a stage, flicking the bee away, removing the stinger and finishing the stage. There really should bee an award for that, possibly a yellow and black or purple dog tag?
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The fellow on the left made me do a double take. Could be my twin.gau17 wrote:
