The California Precision Rifle Club is proud to announce their next centerfire match will be Sunday August 24th at the Angeles Ranges.
For details about the Angeles Ranges, see their website: http://www.angelesranges.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;



Signups start at 7:30am and shooting should start at 8:15am when the line goes hot.
Please arrive at the left side of the Angeles rifle range no later than 7:45am to sign-in and get assigned your shooter numbers.
Your shooters number is also your position on the line so please lineup accordingly.

Match fee is $10 for Caprc members or $30 for non members.
The match fee also includes use of the range after the match is completed.
We usually finish by 1pm.
Bring 70 rounds of match grade ammo.
Be prepared to shoot as close as 10yds and as far as 600yds.
Be prepared to shoot from standing, kneeling, seated, prone and other improvised postions.
Bring a backpack to shoot off of for stages that don't allow a bipod.



This match is open to bolt action and semi-auto rifles from 223 up through 308.
A velocity limit of 3100 fps will be in effect to reduce damage to club-owned steel targets.
Bipods, slings, shooting mats and rear bags are allowed and recommended.
Chamber flags are mandatory and are available from the club if needed.



Line helper RSVP's will be accepted anytime.
Member RSVP's will be accepted anytime.
Non-member RSVP's will be accepted anytime.

Please RSVP by posting "I am in" or "I will be there" as we will ignore "maybe" or "if" RSVP's.
If you RSVP and later figure out that you can't come, please post that as well so we can keep the RSVP list current.

The following people have RSVP'd:
Range Officers:
AR15barrels


Spotters / Range Hands:


Shooters:
Mobius38
Treadstone
robojet
evo
deepsix++
Mudlol
flyingspur
nevertipsy
Nosmas
Tackman11
wforider
Downrange67
thegiff

Im in!

Looks like I'm out on this one. Next time guys

Treadstone and robojet are in to shoot

In to shoot

Ill be there, Im going to shoot my new rifle

I am in.

Larry

Hi there,

I would like to join the club and shoot for the 1st time. If I mail the application form and check today, is there still enough time?

Thanks,
Kevin

flyingspur wrote:Hi there,

I would like to join the club and shoot for the 1st time. If I mail the application form and check today, is there still enough time?

Thanks,
Kevin

You could also bring it out to the match on Sunday

Tackman11 wrote: You could also bring it out to the match on Sunday

That would be great, save me a trip to the post office. Now I need to reload enough rounds and sight in my gun.

In to shoot, and help with what I can.

By any chance does anyone have a 9"-13" Harris Bipod that I could borrow?

By any chance does anyone have a 9"-13" Harris Bipod that I could borrow?

Esteban, I have one. Has a podlock too. Big trick for me is remembering to bring it, I'm writing myself a note that I'll probably ignore right now...

Mobius38 wrote:By any chance does anyone have a 9"-13" Harris Bipod that I could borrow?

Someone borrowed my 9-13 bipod and has not returned it...

In to shoot and help

Mobius38 wrote:By any chance does anyone have a 9"-13" Harris Bipod that I could borrow?

I would lend you the one I have but it's not mine. I will need to return it some day.

In to shoot and help

I'm in to shoot and help

I thought Harris SBRM 6-9" is good, why are so many pppl want the 9-13 for the match?

flyingspur wrote:I thought Harris SBRM 6-9" is good, why are so many pppl want the 9-13 for the match?

6-9 is what you want.
The are just bugging me about my 9-13 that I keep in my pack for big matches where it's often useful.

I'm looking for helpers at 5:15pm on saturday evening to help setup the steel.
I'll be up at the container on Range A of the eagles nest a little after 5pm to drag out the steel and organize stuff.
I could use 2-3 helpers so we can leave someone on the firing line with a radio to confirm sightlines.

No helpers, no match.
Come on guys...

I'd be there if I didn't have to be in Agura for a family thing at 5:00.

I will shoot down there right after work to help set up, should be there around 5:30 if traffic isn't to crazy.

In to shoot!

Stoopy wrote:I will shoot down there right after work to help set up, should be there around 5:30 if traffic isn't to crazy.

I have a guest bedroom if you want to stay over and shoot the match tomorrow...

AR15barrels wrote:
I have a guest bedroom if you want to stay over and shoot the match tomorrow...

Wish I could but tomorrow is my only day off this week and I want to spend it with the family.

Stoopy wrote: Wish I could but tomorrow is my only day off this week and I want to spend it with the family.

Henry and Solomon jumped in so maybe we will see you at the next one.
Have a nice saturday evening.
We got this handled...

In to shoot!

AR15barrels wrote:
Henry and Solomon jumped in so maybe we will see you at the next one.
Have a nice saturday evening.
We got this handled...

Ok, thanks for the heads up.

I'm here to help setup


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Great match! Thank you Brad and Randall for running everything, always a great learning experience for me.

Big props to Kevin for coming out to his first match, you did great, especially without a brake!
Also, I have here someones hoodie that was left behind! let me know if its yours and I will bring it to the next match.

8/24/24 CaPRC Match COF

Match rules:

Bolt must be open during any position changes.
5 rounds maximum in the gun at any time.
Support side means support eye and trigger finger.
Unsupported positional stages use NRA legal positions only.

Stage 1
300yd cold bore

Round count 1
Start position: standing behind the prepped rifle, loaded magazine with bolt back.
On start signal, engage your playing card with 1 shot from the prone position.
50 points for a hit on the spade
30 points for a hit on the card outside of spade
50 points possible
60 seconds prep, 15 seconds shoot time.

Stage 2
In-N-Out

Round count: 7
Starting position: Standing at bench, rifle at port arms.
On the start signal , engage the 200yd little men left to right and the 400yd smaller IPSC from the bench in the following order: 200-400-200-400-200-400-200
10 points per hit
70 points possible
60 seconds shoot time.

Stage 3
Pack support

Round count: 6
Starting position: Standing, rifle at port arms.
On the start signal, engage the 600yd IPSC with 6 shots from the prone position off a pack. You may not use a bipod or rear bag.
The rifle must only be supported over the pack.
15 points per hit
90 points possible
60 second shoot time

Stage 4A
Unsupported Seated

Round count: 5
Starting position: Standing, rifle at port arms.
On the start signal, engage your 100yd IPSC target with 5 shots from the seated position.

Stage 4B
Unsupported Kneeling

Round count: 5
Start position: Standing, rifle at port arms.
On the start signal, engage your 100yd IPSC target with 5 shots from the kneeling position.
Scoring per the target
100 points possible
60 seconds shoot time each string.

Stage 5
Can't miss fast enough

Round count: 5
Start position: Prone, on target, bolt closed.
On the start signal, engage the 300yd sing dots from largest to smallest.
Plates values as follows, largest to smallest: 10, 15, 20, 25, 30
100 points possible
20 seconds shoot time

Stage 6
Ray's Revenge

Round count: 10
Starting position: Standing at barricade, rifle at port arms.
On the start signal, engage larger 400yd IPSC target with 2 shots per port. Rifle must be above the rope in any port with the rope.
10 points per hit
100 points possible
90 seconds shoot time.

Stage 7
200yd Hostage

Round count: 10
Start position: Standing at yellow line, rifle on ground, bolt open.
On the beep, engage the hostage target at 200yd from the prone position with five rounds on each side of target.
10 points for shots within the scoring box or 5 points for any other bad guy hits and -10 points for each hostage hit.
100 points possible
60 second prep and 60 seconds shoot time.

Stage 8
300yd Call your limit

Round count: 5
Start position: Standing, rifle at port arms.
On the start signal, engage the 300yd swinging dots from largest to smallest with 1 shot each. You may stop your scoring at any time by calling "done" if you are not sure you can make the shot. After calling "done" you may proceed with the remaining targets. A miss during scoring cause all stage points to be lost.
Plate values as follows, largest to smallest: 10, 15, 20, 25, 30,
100 points possible
60 seconds shoot time.

Stage 9
Hotbore

Round count: 1
Start position: Prone, bolt open.
On the start signal, engage the 100yd 3/4" square with 1 shot from the prone position.
30 point for a hit
30 points possible
60 seconds prep, 10 second shoot time.

Thanks to everyone who gave time away from your families to make it out.

Thanks for another fun match.

Thanks Brand and Randall. It's always fun shooting/joking/talking trash with you guys. See you next month

Good shooting Solomon! Thanks again Brad, Randall and everyone who came to shoot. It's always the most relaxing and fun day of the month for me.

Top 308



3rd Place



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nevertipsy wrote:Great match! Thank you Brad and Randall for running everything, always a great learning experience for me.

Big props to Kevin for coming out to his first match, you did great, especially without a brake!
Also, I have here someones hoodie that was left behind! let me know if its yours and I will bring it to the next match.

Thanks to Bruce for introducing me to the club and the match.

Today is an eye opener for me, you guys shoot so fast and accurate. Everyone is so friendly and helpful to a new guy. I appreciate that.

I will try to shoot with you guys more in the future.

Kevin

nevertipsy wrote:Also, I have here someones hoodie that was left behind! let me know if its yours and I will bring it to the next match.

That's mine.
I stuck it on bench K4 to keep people from moving into the bench while we were doing the single-shooter stages...

AR15barrels wrote:
That's mine.
I stuck it on bench K4 to keep people from moving into the bench while we were doing the single-shooter stages...

Thought it looked familiar! I'll keep it in my range bag and bring it out to the next match Randall.

Sounds like another good match... Sorry I couldn't make it... Had to work....

I'm curious, whatever happened to the CAPRC Banner used in the pictures?

Not intending to step on any ones toes, but I think if we hung one up, more people might become interested in what we do, and be less afraid to approach us.

I believe we don't put it up anymore because the RO's say it blocks their view of the line.

You could hang it on the back fence.

Downrange67 wrote:You could hang it on the back fence.

^thats an idea, I saw a club hang it on the fence right near the entrance to the rifle side as well. Which is what got me thinking why I never see the CAPRC banner.