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2007 CMP APPROVED M1 GARAND & HIGHPOWER CLINIC
SPONSORED BY THE MEADE COUNTY SPORTSMENS CLUB
Date: March 17. Location: Scott Mountain Range, Fort Knox, Kentucky.
Eligibility: Anyone 12 years of age or older may participate in the clinic.
Entry Fee: $40.00 Adults, $15 Juniors. Make checks payable to Meade Co Sportsmens Club (MCSC). Clinic proceeds support junior high power shooting.
Entries: The range capacity is 50 shooters. Advanced entries must include name, complete address, telephone number, and payment of entry fee for each individual. All advanced entries must reach the clinic coordinator by the last Tuesday before the match date. A self-addressed, stamped envelope must also be sent if the entry is to be acknowledged. The clinic is held on a military installation and subject to cancellation by the Army with little notice. Without a telephone number, you may not be advised of any schedule changes.
Mail advanced entries to: Aubrey Brock, 102 Carey Lane, Elizabethtown, KY 42701; (270) 766-1768, collect calls will not be accepted. The clinic coordinator must have your name and address on the gate roster prior to the clinic date so call it in if in doubt. Information on other highpower matches can be found at www.mcscky.org or www.kysrpa.org.
Rifles and Ammunition: M1 Garand rifles will be provided at the range and caliber .30 M2 Ball ammunition will be issued on the firing line. Other Service Rifles such as AR15, M1 Carbine, 1903 Springfield Service Rifles and NRA Match Rifles are allowed but no ammunition will be issued for them. The entry fee is $40 whether or not you use the supplied rifles or ammo.
Rules: This is a CMP Approved Clinic and current CMP competition rules apply. Unless modified by this program, current NRA rules will govern the firing procedures. Open bolt indicators are required (Rule 3.21). All competitors will wear eye and ear protection (Rules 3.19 & 3.20) in the pits. On the firing line, all competitors will wear hearing protection and eye protection is highly encouraged. Competitors will score, work in the target pits, and assist the Range and Pit Officers as required. The use of plug type scoring gauges is restricted to the Pit Officer only. No challenges, alibis, or refires will be allowed because of rifle or ammo malfunctions or inability to reload in any stage.
Schedule of Events: This is a busy day, every effort will be made to keep on schedule.
7:30am Gather at gate to Scott Mountain Range.
8:00am Open gate, travel to 600 yard line, confirm entries.
8:30am Welcome, safety briefing, roll call, break group into four relays.
9:00am Depart for instruction stations at target pits, 200 yard line, and 300 yard line.
9:15am Begin course of instruction, 30 min of instruction and 15 min to rotate stations.
10:00am Start second station.
10:45am Start third station.
11:30am Start fourth station.
12:00pm Set up range for firing.
12:30pm Relay 1 shoots course of fire, relay 2 scores, relays 3 & 4 in the pits.
1:30pm Relay 2 shoots course of fire, relay 1 scores, relays 3 & 4 in the pits.
2:30pm Rotate between firing line and pits.
3:00pm Relay 3 shoots course of fire, relay 4 scores, relays 1 & 2 in the pits.
4:00pm Relay 4 shoots course of fire, relay 3 scores, relays 1 & 2 in the pits.
5:00pm Clean up: relays 1 & 2 police the pits and relays 3 & 4 police the firing lines.
5:30pm Questions and answers.
6:00pm Leave range.
Course of Instruction: The days instruction is broken into four stations.
Station 1 300 yard line, firing point 3: assembly/disassembly & maintenance of rifle.
Station 2 300 yard line, firing point 8: sight alignment, trigger control, firing the shot.
Station 3 200 yard line, firing point 6: positions, range commands, demonstration.
Station 4 Target pits, target 6: marking targets, scoring, safety, range etiquette.
Course of Fire: Firing will be at 200 yards; there will be a coach on each firing point.
Stage 1 Slow fire, prone; 2 sighters & 20 record shots in 22 min; rounds single loaded.
Stage 2 Rapid fire, prone; 10 shots in 70 seconds with a clip or magazine change.
Stage 3 Rapid fire, sitting; 10 shots in 60 seconds with a clip or magazine change.
Stage 4 Slow fire, standing; 10 shots in 10 minutes; all rounds must be single loaded.
General: Bring your own food and water. Competitors are encouraged to car pool and park as many vehicles as possible in the 600 yard line parking area. If personal vehicles interfere with running the clinic, we will require all vehicles to be left at the 600 yard line.
Motels: There are some motels near the range, including:
Best Western Gold Vault Inn, 1225 N Dixie Hwy, Radcliff (270) 351-1141.
Golden Manor Motel, 346 Dixie Hwy, Muldraugh (270) 942-2800.
Directions: From Highway 31W, Dixie Highway, in Muldraugh enter the post through the Brandenburg Gate & continue to Frazier Rd, turn left onto Frazier Rd & go to the four way stop at Wilson Rd, go straight through the intersection & travel down Main Range Rd past French Range. Continue down Main Range Rd & go down a very steep hill, at the base of the hill turn left onto Porter River Rd. Follow Porter River Rd across the bridge to the first gate on the right, turn right & go up the steep hill on the gravel road.
Gate Procedures: All shooters must use the Brandenburg Gate to enter Fort Knox. Have a picture ID and match program ready at the gate. Tell the gate guards you are traveling to the rifle clinic at Scott Mountain Range and whether or not you have any firearms. Bring only the firearms you plan to shoot and call the clinic coordinator prior to the clinic to have your name and address on the gate roster. Your vehicle may be searched and you may be asked for vehicle registration and proof of insurance papers. This happens to everyone entering the post whose vehicle is not registered on Fort Knox, not just people with firearms. It is very helpful to be cooperative and polite when dealing with the guards. Unless on official law enforcement business, Fort Knox considers all peace officers as civilians and thus subject to all these requirements.
CAUTION: The clinic is on a U.S. military installation and everyone is subject to all applicable federal laws and military regulations while on post. Concealed Carry Permits are not valid on federal installations and carrying concealed weapons of any kind on Ft. Knox is against federal law and military regulations. Competitors should arrive at Fort Knox early in order to process through the gate and arrive at the clinic promptly. All firearms must be unloaded and secured in an appropriate container. Ammunition must also be stored in appropriate containers and kept separate from firearms.
MATCH IS FULL................ UPDATE........... Match is FULL
SPONSORED BY THE MEADE COUNTY SPORTSMENS CLUB
Date: March 17. Location: Scott Mountain Range, Fort Knox, Kentucky.
Eligibility: Anyone 12 years of age or older may participate in the clinic.
Entry Fee: $40.00 Adults, $15 Juniors. Make checks payable to Meade Co Sportsmens Club (MCSC). Clinic proceeds support junior high power shooting.
Entries: The range capacity is 50 shooters. Advanced entries must include name, complete address, telephone number, and payment of entry fee for each individual. All advanced entries must reach the clinic coordinator by the last Tuesday before the match date. A self-addressed, stamped envelope must also be sent if the entry is to be acknowledged. The clinic is held on a military installation and subject to cancellation by the Army with little notice. Without a telephone number, you may not be advised of any schedule changes.
Mail advanced entries to: Aubrey Brock, 102 Carey Lane, Elizabethtown, KY 42701; (270) 766-1768, collect calls will not be accepted. The clinic coordinator must have your name and address on the gate roster prior to the clinic date so call it in if in doubt. Information on other highpower matches can be found at www.mcscky.org or www.kysrpa.org.
Rifles and Ammunition: M1 Garand rifles will be provided at the range and caliber .30 M2 Ball ammunition will be issued on the firing line. Other Service Rifles such as AR15, M1 Carbine, 1903 Springfield Service Rifles and NRA Match Rifles are allowed but no ammunition will be issued for them. The entry fee is $40 whether or not you use the supplied rifles or ammo.
Rules: This is a CMP Approved Clinic and current CMP competition rules apply. Unless modified by this program, current NRA rules will govern the firing procedures. Open bolt indicators are required (Rule 3.21). All competitors will wear eye and ear protection (Rules 3.19 & 3.20) in the pits. On the firing line, all competitors will wear hearing protection and eye protection is highly encouraged. Competitors will score, work in the target pits, and assist the Range and Pit Officers as required. The use of plug type scoring gauges is restricted to the Pit Officer only. No challenges, alibis, or refires will be allowed because of rifle or ammo malfunctions or inability to reload in any stage.
Schedule of Events: This is a busy day, every effort will be made to keep on schedule.
7:30am Gather at gate to Scott Mountain Range.
8:00am Open gate, travel to 600 yard line, confirm entries.
8:30am Welcome, safety briefing, roll call, break group into four relays.
9:00am Depart for instruction stations at target pits, 200 yard line, and 300 yard line.
9:15am Begin course of instruction, 30 min of instruction and 15 min to rotate stations.
10:00am Start second station.
10:45am Start third station.
11:30am Start fourth station.
12:00pm Set up range for firing.
12:30pm Relay 1 shoots course of fire, relay 2 scores, relays 3 & 4 in the pits.
1:30pm Relay 2 shoots course of fire, relay 1 scores, relays 3 & 4 in the pits.
2:30pm Rotate between firing line and pits.
3:00pm Relay 3 shoots course of fire, relay 4 scores, relays 1 & 2 in the pits.
4:00pm Relay 4 shoots course of fire, relay 3 scores, relays 1 & 2 in the pits.
5:00pm Clean up: relays 1 & 2 police the pits and relays 3 & 4 police the firing lines.
5:30pm Questions and answers.
6:00pm Leave range.
Course of Instruction: The days instruction is broken into four stations.
Station 1 300 yard line, firing point 3: assembly/disassembly & maintenance of rifle.
Station 2 300 yard line, firing point 8: sight alignment, trigger control, firing the shot.
Station 3 200 yard line, firing point 6: positions, range commands, demonstration.
Station 4 Target pits, target 6: marking targets, scoring, safety, range etiquette.
Course of Fire: Firing will be at 200 yards; there will be a coach on each firing point.
Stage 1 Slow fire, prone; 2 sighters & 20 record shots in 22 min; rounds single loaded.
Stage 2 Rapid fire, prone; 10 shots in 70 seconds with a clip or magazine change.
Stage 3 Rapid fire, sitting; 10 shots in 60 seconds with a clip or magazine change.
Stage 4 Slow fire, standing; 10 shots in 10 minutes; all rounds must be single loaded.
General: Bring your own food and water. Competitors are encouraged to car pool and park as many vehicles as possible in the 600 yard line parking area. If personal vehicles interfere with running the clinic, we will require all vehicles to be left at the 600 yard line.
Motels: There are some motels near the range, including:
Best Western Gold Vault Inn, 1225 N Dixie Hwy, Radcliff (270) 351-1141.
Golden Manor Motel, 346 Dixie Hwy, Muldraugh (270) 942-2800.
Directions: From Highway 31W, Dixie Highway, in Muldraugh enter the post through the Brandenburg Gate & continue to Frazier Rd, turn left onto Frazier Rd & go to the four way stop at Wilson Rd, go straight through the intersection & travel down Main Range Rd past French Range. Continue down Main Range Rd & go down a very steep hill, at the base of the hill turn left onto Porter River Rd. Follow Porter River Rd across the bridge to the first gate on the right, turn right & go up the steep hill on the gravel road.
Gate Procedures: All shooters must use the Brandenburg Gate to enter Fort Knox. Have a picture ID and match program ready at the gate. Tell the gate guards you are traveling to the rifle clinic at Scott Mountain Range and whether or not you have any firearms. Bring only the firearms you plan to shoot and call the clinic coordinator prior to the clinic to have your name and address on the gate roster. Your vehicle may be searched and you may be asked for vehicle registration and proof of insurance papers. This happens to everyone entering the post whose vehicle is not registered on Fort Knox, not just people with firearms. It is very helpful to be cooperative and polite when dealing with the guards. Unless on official law enforcement business, Fort Knox considers all peace officers as civilians and thus subject to all these requirements.
CAUTION: The clinic is on a U.S. military installation and everyone is subject to all applicable federal laws and military regulations while on post. Concealed Carry Permits are not valid on federal installations and carrying concealed weapons of any kind on Ft. Knox is against federal law and military regulations. Competitors should arrive at Fort Knox early in order to process through the gate and arrive at the clinic promptly. All firearms must be unloaded and secured in an appropriate container. Ammunition must also be stored in appropriate containers and kept separate from firearms.
MATCH IS FULL................ UPDATE........... Match is FULL