UP-COMING 2013 NM MILSURPS SHOOTS ...
January 27, 2013: 'Winter War / Winter Operations Shoot' ... see details below
February 24, 2013: 'Rapid Fire Shoot' ... see details below
March 24, 2013: 'Pistols / Carbine Shoot' ... This will be first shoot of the year shooting handguns, remember military surplus handguns only, no modern type handguns unless they were used by a worlds army, more details at a later date regarding this.
April 28, 2013: open at this time
May 26, 2013: open at this time
June 23, 2013: open at this time
July 28, 2013: 'Guns of August 1914 - 1918' ... This will be like the January Shoot except at 200 meters you will shoot behind the barricade standing up. The reason it is not taking place in September of this year is that this date 'July 28th' is the exact date 99 years ago that the Austro-Hungarian Empire opened fired on Serbia thus starting 'The Great War'.
August 25, 2013: open at this time
September 22, 2013: open at this time
October 27, 2013: '.22 LR Military Training Rifle'
November 24, 2013: open at this time
December 22, 2013: ‘500 Meter Christmas Shoot’
UP-COMING 2013 NM MILSURPS SHOOTS ...
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This section is for people who shoot or want to shoot in competitions and includes future events, how to get started, choice of rifle and calibres including wildcats, how to prepare for your competition, and of course how you did!
This section is for people who shoot or want to shoot in competitions and includes future events, how to get started, choice of rifle and calibres including wildcats, how to prepare for your competition, and of course how you did!
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1886lebel
Re: UP-COMING 2013 NM MILSURPS SHOOTS ...
New Mexico Military Surplus Rifles Pistols Shooters
NRA Club # B82119
‘'Winter War / Winter Operations Shoot'’ Shooting Match
Date: January 27, 2013
Location: Albuquerque Shooting Range Park
50 – 500 Meter / 300 – 1,000 Yard Range
Ranges / Positions at which the Match is to be shot at:
200, 300, 385 and 500 Meters: Shooters Discretion
Note:
The positions the shooter wishes to shoot at will be left to their discretion which can include the following: prone supported or un-supported, kneeling, sitting or offhand, table or bench rest type shooting shall not be permitted.
For those who want to shoot prone supported, sand bags stacked up to two or three high and / or a three point front rest can be used upon which the forearm of the firearm can be laid upon. No back rest or bags are allowed to be used to support the buttstock at any firing position. Shooters may use a slip-on type recoil pad on the buttstock or the shoulder for those who are sensitive to recoil.
Targets to be Used:
The targets at both 200 and 300 meters will be 29” wide round, ½” steel plate which will simulate the NRA High Power SR – Military “Target, Rifle, Competition, Short Range” minus the 5 Ring.
The targets at both 385 and 500 meters will be 45” long by 29” wide, ½” steel plate which will simulate the NRA High Power MR-1 Target “Target, Rifle, Competition, Mid-Range” minus the 5 Ring.
Note:
All targets will be painted solid black with a white 10” circle in the center of the target which be used as a reference as to where the hits on the target accrued.
Scoring / Rounds per Course of Fire:
10 rounds will be fired at every stage (200, 300, 385 and 500 meters) during the course of fire, No sighting-in rounds will allowed to be fired, you will be expected to know exactly where your firearm will shoot at those distances.
A direct hit on the target will be scored as one point; a miss will be scored as a zero.
All hits or misses will be confirmed by the use of a spotter.
Note:
We will be breaking down into shooting groups to fire at the different shooting firing line positions (200, 300, 385 and 500). Each position will have shooting mats or blankets, sand bags or front rests and spotting scopes as needed to shoot that relay. Each person in the group they are with will fire all its rounds at that target with everyone shooting, spotting and scoring for one another, once they complete that particular relay they will move down to the next lower distance firing line position to shoot the next relay of the match. * If you happen to be on the 200 meter position as the first relay then you will move to 500 meter firing line to fire your next relay.
This match usually goes pretty fast so if you want to go through the course of fire twice, please be sure to bring enough ammunition to do so or bring two firearms with enough ammunition for each weapon.
Firearms to be Used:
The firearms that can be used in this match must be all unmodified, originally as-issued configured service military rifles that were or still are being issued in the world’s standing armies that were issued to the ‘ordinary soldier’ that used them.
The sights on the firearms must be as-issued ‘iron sights’ that were standard to the firearms being used which does not include NRA/DCM/CMP National Match, European Shooting Match, aftermarket, target type, match adjustable or micrometer sights as these were not issued to the ordinary soldier.
Scoped military ‘Sniper’ rifles that are to be used in this match must be military used, period, as-issued mounts and optics or cloned copies of the original type mounts or optics, once again no NRA/DCM/CMP National Match, European Shooting Match aftermarket type mounts or optics are allowed.
Please remember our club mission is the shooting of firearms that the ordinary soldier would have been issued.
NRA Club # B82119
‘'Winter War / Winter Operations Shoot'’ Shooting Match
Date: January 27, 2013
Location: Albuquerque Shooting Range Park
50 – 500 Meter / 300 – 1,000 Yard Range
Ranges / Positions at which the Match is to be shot at:
200, 300, 385 and 500 Meters: Shooters Discretion
Note:
The positions the shooter wishes to shoot at will be left to their discretion which can include the following: prone supported or un-supported, kneeling, sitting or offhand, table or bench rest type shooting shall not be permitted.
For those who want to shoot prone supported, sand bags stacked up to two or three high and / or a three point front rest can be used upon which the forearm of the firearm can be laid upon. No back rest or bags are allowed to be used to support the buttstock at any firing position. Shooters may use a slip-on type recoil pad on the buttstock or the shoulder for those who are sensitive to recoil.
Targets to be Used:
The targets at both 200 and 300 meters will be 29” wide round, ½” steel plate which will simulate the NRA High Power SR – Military “Target, Rifle, Competition, Short Range” minus the 5 Ring.
The targets at both 385 and 500 meters will be 45” long by 29” wide, ½” steel plate which will simulate the NRA High Power MR-1 Target “Target, Rifle, Competition, Mid-Range” minus the 5 Ring.
Note:
All targets will be painted solid black with a white 10” circle in the center of the target which be used as a reference as to where the hits on the target accrued.
Scoring / Rounds per Course of Fire:
10 rounds will be fired at every stage (200, 300, 385 and 500 meters) during the course of fire, No sighting-in rounds will allowed to be fired, you will be expected to know exactly where your firearm will shoot at those distances.
A direct hit on the target will be scored as one point; a miss will be scored as a zero.
All hits or misses will be confirmed by the use of a spotter.
Note:
We will be breaking down into shooting groups to fire at the different shooting firing line positions (200, 300, 385 and 500). Each position will have shooting mats or blankets, sand bags or front rests and spotting scopes as needed to shoot that relay. Each person in the group they are with will fire all its rounds at that target with everyone shooting, spotting and scoring for one another, once they complete that particular relay they will move down to the next lower distance firing line position to shoot the next relay of the match. * If you happen to be on the 200 meter position as the first relay then you will move to 500 meter firing line to fire your next relay.
This match usually goes pretty fast so if you want to go through the course of fire twice, please be sure to bring enough ammunition to do so or bring two firearms with enough ammunition for each weapon.
Firearms to be Used:
The firearms that can be used in this match must be all unmodified, originally as-issued configured service military rifles that were or still are being issued in the world’s standing armies that were issued to the ‘ordinary soldier’ that used them.
The sights on the firearms must be as-issued ‘iron sights’ that were standard to the firearms being used which does not include NRA/DCM/CMP National Match, European Shooting Match, aftermarket, target type, match adjustable or micrometer sights as these were not issued to the ordinary soldier.
Scoped military ‘Sniper’ rifles that are to be used in this match must be military used, period, as-issued mounts and optics or cloned copies of the original type mounts or optics, once again no NRA/DCM/CMP National Match, European Shooting Match aftermarket type mounts or optics are allowed.
Please remember our club mission is the shooting of firearms that the ordinary soldier would have been issued.
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1886lebel
Re: UP-COMING 2013 NM MILSURPS SHOOTS ...
New Mexico Military Surplus Rifles Pistols Shooters
NRA Club # B82119
‘'Rapid Fire Shoot'’ Shooting Match
Date: February 24, 2013
Location: Albuquerque Shooting Range Park
50 – 500 Meter / 300 – 1,000 Yard Range
Ranges / Positions at which the Match is to be shot at:
200 Meters: Prone / Unsupported
Note:
The position the shooter will be shooting at will be Prone / Unsupported which means that you will be shooting your firearm without the usage of sand bags, front rests, or anything that allows it to be supported in any way other than your hands or elbows. No back rest or bags are allowed to be used to support the buttstock at any time. Shooters may use a slip-on type recoil pad on the buttstock or the shoulder for those who are sensitive to recoil.
Targets to be Used:
The target that will be used will be a 29” wide round, ½” steel plate which will simulate the NRA High Power SR – Military “Target, Rifle, Competition, Short Range” minus the 5 Ring.
Note:
The target will be painted solid black with a white 10” circle in the center of the target which be used as a reference as to where the hits on the target accrued.
Scoring / Rounds per Course of Fire:
10 rounds will be fired during the course of fire in which you will start with 5 rounds, reload by either changing your magazine or by using chargers/stripper clips and then firing your last 5 remaining rounds in 80 seconds or less.* Those using United States Rifle, Caliber .30, M1 ‘Garand’ rifles will allowed to use either two 5 round en-blocs or one 8 round and one 2 round en-bloc for the course of fire. No sighting-in rounds will be allowed to be fired, you will be expected to know exactly where your firearm will shoot at this distance. A direct hit on the target will be scored as one point; a miss will be scored as a zero. All hits or misses will be confirmed by the use of a spotter.
Note:
We will be breaking down into two shooting groups of two person each at the 200 meter firing line position to fire at two separate targets at 200 meters. Both people of the group will start standing up, at the command ‘Fire’ the first person of the group will drop down to the prone / unsupported position firing his allotted rounds in 80 seconds or less, after he has completed this he will then tell his partner to ‘Fire’ and then he does the same as the first person firing his rounds down range in 80 seconds or less. *Those who are physically are unable to drop down to the prone position from standing will allowed to start in the prone position but only will be allotted 70 seconds to fire his rounds on target.
No ‘Alibi’ (unused) rounds will allowed to be fired if you cannot get all 10 rounds off during your allotted 70 or 80 seconds. Please be sure to know how to reload your firearm properly and efficiently or else you might have a tough time getting your shots off in the allotted time.
This match usually goes pretty fast so if you want to go through the course of fire twice or more, please be sure to bring enough ammunition to do so or bring other firearms with enough ammunition for each weapon to do the course of fire.
Firearms to be Used:
The firearms that can be used in this match must be all unmodified, originally as-issued configured service military rifles that were or still are being issued in the world’s standing armies that were issued to the ‘ordinary soldier’ that used them.
The sights on the firearms must be as-issued ‘iron sights’ that were standard to the firearms being used which does not include NRA/DCM/CMP National Match, European Shooting Match, aftermarket, target type, match adjustable or micrometer sights as these were not issued to the ordinary soldier.
Scoped military ‘Sniper’ rifles that are to be used in this match must be military used, period, as-issued mounts and optics or cloned copies of the original type mounts or optics, once again no NRA/DCM/CMP National Match, European Shooting Match aftermarket type mounts or optics are allowed.
Please remember our club mission is the shooting of firearms that the ordinary soldier would have been issued.
NRA Club # B82119
‘'Rapid Fire Shoot'’ Shooting Match
Date: February 24, 2013
Location: Albuquerque Shooting Range Park
50 – 500 Meter / 300 – 1,000 Yard Range
Ranges / Positions at which the Match is to be shot at:
200 Meters: Prone / Unsupported
Note:
The position the shooter will be shooting at will be Prone / Unsupported which means that you will be shooting your firearm without the usage of sand bags, front rests, or anything that allows it to be supported in any way other than your hands or elbows. No back rest or bags are allowed to be used to support the buttstock at any time. Shooters may use a slip-on type recoil pad on the buttstock or the shoulder for those who are sensitive to recoil.
Targets to be Used:
The target that will be used will be a 29” wide round, ½” steel plate which will simulate the NRA High Power SR – Military “Target, Rifle, Competition, Short Range” minus the 5 Ring.
Note:
The target will be painted solid black with a white 10” circle in the center of the target which be used as a reference as to where the hits on the target accrued.
Scoring / Rounds per Course of Fire:
10 rounds will be fired during the course of fire in which you will start with 5 rounds, reload by either changing your magazine or by using chargers/stripper clips and then firing your last 5 remaining rounds in 80 seconds or less.* Those using United States Rifle, Caliber .30, M1 ‘Garand’ rifles will allowed to use either two 5 round en-blocs or one 8 round and one 2 round en-bloc for the course of fire. No sighting-in rounds will be allowed to be fired, you will be expected to know exactly where your firearm will shoot at this distance. A direct hit on the target will be scored as one point; a miss will be scored as a zero. All hits or misses will be confirmed by the use of a spotter.
Note:
We will be breaking down into two shooting groups of two person each at the 200 meter firing line position to fire at two separate targets at 200 meters. Both people of the group will start standing up, at the command ‘Fire’ the first person of the group will drop down to the prone / unsupported position firing his allotted rounds in 80 seconds or less, after he has completed this he will then tell his partner to ‘Fire’ and then he does the same as the first person firing his rounds down range in 80 seconds or less. *Those who are physically are unable to drop down to the prone position from standing will allowed to start in the prone position but only will be allotted 70 seconds to fire his rounds on target.
No ‘Alibi’ (unused) rounds will allowed to be fired if you cannot get all 10 rounds off during your allotted 70 or 80 seconds. Please be sure to know how to reload your firearm properly and efficiently or else you might have a tough time getting your shots off in the allotted time.
This match usually goes pretty fast so if you want to go through the course of fire twice or more, please be sure to bring enough ammunition to do so or bring other firearms with enough ammunition for each weapon to do the course of fire.
Firearms to be Used:
The firearms that can be used in this match must be all unmodified, originally as-issued configured service military rifles that were or still are being issued in the world’s standing armies that were issued to the ‘ordinary soldier’ that used them.
The sights on the firearms must be as-issued ‘iron sights’ that were standard to the firearms being used which does not include NRA/DCM/CMP National Match, European Shooting Match, aftermarket, target type, match adjustable or micrometer sights as these were not issued to the ordinary soldier.
Scoped military ‘Sniper’ rifles that are to be used in this match must be military used, period, as-issued mounts and optics or cloned copies of the original type mounts or optics, once again no NRA/DCM/CMP National Match, European Shooting Match aftermarket type mounts or optics are allowed.
Please remember our club mission is the shooting of firearms that the ordinary soldier would have been issued.
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Re: UP-COMING 2013 NM MILSURPS SHOOTS ...
*wonders how difficult it might be to board a plane to New Mexico with a goodly portion of the sett armoury*
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Quidquid latine dictum sit altum viditur.
"Quelle style, so British"
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M99
Re: UP-COMING 2013 NM MILSURPS SHOOTS ...
I am currently planning a trip to Raton NM for summer 2014 to shoot the 50cal world's champs
Will combine it with a bit of a family holiday too. Looks like there maybe a small group of us making the trip so far.
Unless things change drastically, I plan on taking my own 50cal with me.
Mike
Will combine it with a bit of a family holiday too. Looks like there maybe a small group of us making the trip so far.
Unless things change drastically, I plan on taking my own 50cal with me.
Mike
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1886lebel
Re: UP-COMING 2013 NM MILSURPS SHOOTS ...
You will be more than welcome to come shoot with us ... all you need to do is let me know when you will be here and we can get you all the firearms and ammo to shoot with us ... all you need to do is just show up ... we got you covered :)
We are hoping that this coming year that we get NRA sanctioned events ... we are working with them right now in getting our type of shooting events we do, as matches the NRA will recognise, it is looking good :)
The club has been featured on NRA Blog ...
http://www.nrablog.com/post/2012/09/13/ ... x#continue
http://www.nrablog.com/post/2012/11/15/ ... x#continue
We also have been featured on NRA News as well ... http://www.nrablog.com/post/2012/10/18/ ... x#continue
Patrick
We are hoping that this coming year that we get NRA sanctioned events ... we are working with them right now in getting our type of shooting events we do, as matches the NRA will recognise, it is looking good :)
The club has been featured on NRA Blog ...
http://www.nrablog.com/post/2012/09/13/ ... x#continue
http://www.nrablog.com/post/2012/11/15/ ... x#continue
We also have been featured on NRA News as well ... http://www.nrablog.com/post/2012/10/18/ ... x#continue
Patrick
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