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This Sunday is the 1st monthly carbine match in the competition bays. All the stages from the Saturday pistol match will be left up, and can be shot on Sunday with rifle. The pistol steel will be grounded for rifle shooters, 150+ rounds for 223, 75 rounds for 308, $20 match entry.
Registration 8:30, shooters meeting 9:30, shooting starts immediately after.
If I'm not mistaken, you can shoot a rifle/pistol cal. carbine/rimfire rifle on either day. They're making separate squads for long guns and they'll shoot together but I don't think it's limited to Sunday. At least I hope not because I'm showing up Saturday morning with my carbine. This is from the email notice I got:
We will have BOTH Saturday andSunday Schedules!
You can shoot either day orboth days in different divisions.
We are also going to allowCarbines, Pistol Caliber Carbines and 22LR carbines.
We will squad the Carbine folksseparately so that we can easily keep the pistol scores separate for when wesubmit them to USPSA.
To do that we have 2 DIFFFERENTregistration links, one for Pistol and one for Carbine.
You are exactly right Ken you can shoot either day and shoot pistol or carbine either day
Here are the links to registration page.
You can register the day of but it helps to register ahead of time, you don't have to pay online.
PISTOL here
https://practiscore.com/tps-uspsa-fe...range/register
CARBINE here
https://practiscore.com/tps-uspsa-ca...clone/register
How many ranges are they going to tied up for two days?
The competition ones in the back.
Duh... The question remains...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dale Gribble
Usually all of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by JMW4570
You seem to be concerned that they are having competitions on the competition bays that were built for competitions. What's up with that?Quote:
Originally Posted by JMW4570
I shot the match yesterday, although not being a rifle primary guy I used my pistol. Great stages with a lot of foot movement and a few things to think about. Some of those stages got pretty far out there. 6 shots on a 35 yard target, mag change, 6 shots at 15 weak hand only can be humbling! The carbine guys had the option of not going weak hand, but I think Ken shot his carbine weak hand only on his off shoulder.
I shot with Ken and Gatorvet who both used carabines and they had a blast! Only posting for them in case they don't get back to the thread. Pistols are faster to manipulate, but an optically equipped carbine shines brightly when the distances get beyond conversational. Hopefully some folks shot the carbine primary match today and can report back their experiences.
If I'm not working for the next one will probably attend.
I shot it with the hand gun, as I need more handgun time. It was as always a great time.
Yep, tons of fun with the pistol caliber carbine. Still get to shoot the steel. I'm doin' that again! Although next time I'll try not to run past a target within 12 inches and "fail to engage" it. :mad:
AB. Wow, the difference between your score and mine is measured with a Calendar. Fruck.
When you're a one-trick pony it's nice when you get to do your trick! Thanks for the props!
And when you are a no trick pony you hear the glue factory calling your name.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
dog food bag, here I come...
At least you are out there gaining experience and working on your skills!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dale Gribble
I got to burn some AK ammo this weekend, felt good to make some smoke and noise. I don't think I'm destined for the dog food factory yet.
And yet, you came out and threw down with the rest of us. That's pretty big when there are a lot of shooters that (for whatever reason) don't come out and compete. I keep saying you #1: Don't give yourself enough credit for the work you do, and #2: You get better every time I see you shoot, so you're obviously doing work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dale Gribble
Humans are very good at "Monkey see, monkey do." Coming out and shooting a match is a great way to check out technique and then immediately apply the technique you just saw before you forget it. I was really bad at it when I first started shooting a pistol. Really bad. Do work, get better!
Thanks for the kind words. Its amazing but I'm actually happy with how I did this time. I only totally fucked one stage, and that was the classifier, where I committed 7 procedurals.
That classifier is hard!
What's a procedural ??
I violated the procedure. In this case, I was supposed to shoot weak hand only, and didn't on 7 targets.Quote:
Originally Posted by NJC
Thanks dale. I was being facetious.
I plan on getting procedurals in many COFs then ;-)
Sounds like this format was fun for a lot of folks. I liked it for sure. There were 4 of us rifle guys on Sunday. We shot the 1st string of the classy straight up, but did off hand/shoulder after the reload on the second string. Good practice if you ever get caught on the wrong end of a wall.
The match had to score USPSA pistol rules. To my knowledge there are no rifle/3gun matches that use points, it's 2 hits anywhere to neuter, or 1 alpha/head shot. I had a blast and just cut loose. I've got to switch from 308 to 223 for the next couple of months and have a new scope I'm trying to get used to.
We should have some 60-75 yard steel at the next one for rifle hits.
I'm still trying to find the rifle scores. Any help would be appreciated!
Scores...we used to get scores on uspsa website, everything right there to look at and compare and analyze. Now they think we just want to know where we placed. Any more than that you've got to dig.
Go to www.practiscore.com
Enter tps in the search
Pic tps carbine or pistol
It will give you placement and percent
If you want details, when you pic the match, there is an option at top of page for "see results in old format". The old format is the only place I've been able to see times and penalties
I don't think we have any steel that will stand up to full caliber carbines even at that range
I have an assortment of mgm poppers and plates that I've been hammering at 50yrds for several years. They'll be fine for the 10 hits during a match.
Agreed. I get a lot out of post-match analysis of times and hits compared to the overall match winner. Shows me what I need to work on as far as time vs accuracy. Valuable tool right there!Quote:
Originally Posted by easternrider