Here are the details:

1. You do not have to be a Cherry Ridge member.
   
2. Two pairs of shooters with pistols, carbines & level action rifles in pistol caliber and revolvers.
   
3. Each two shooters cut a 2x4 in half, cross wise.
   

This thread explains it all: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/11138-2x4-cutting-match-at-cherry-ridge-saturday-82209/

 

 

You forgot one thing, Mike. Bring a fist full of singles...

You forgot one thing, Mike. Bring a fist full of singles...

 

I used to save singles for the match but Howard usually has a huge pile of singles by the end of the match. Now I think it is best to have fins, tens and twenties.

This is a lost brass match correct?

I may be interested... probably be a bit tired after the CMP trip though...

This is a lost brass match correct?

 

Yes. It is a good place to shoot steel case, aluminum case and small primer .45 brass.

I shot one of these last year, it was loads of fun. Just make sure you have a .45 or similar large caliber. Me and two friends tried doing it with 9mm and just couldn't hold our ground. The only reason I won a few rounds was because I got paired up with someone shooting a .45 each time.

 

And bring A LOT of ammo. We each brought a case and went home with none after only about 3 hours.

2x4 wood chompin' is a real good time! Our Club's Black Powder League does it with single shot muzzleloading rifles, each squad of 4-5 rifles for a single 2x4, and it doesn't take long with well-placed .50-.58 caliber Maxi-Balls and Minnie-Balls, lol!

 

You guys will have loads of fun, that's for sure! Have a great time--wish I could be there, but I'll be volunteering at Yards Creek running their range on that Saturday for a Scout Camporee!

So did anyone go?

So did anyone go?

 

Couldn't make it. I love that match but I was down the shore.

I was there for part of the afternoon. To add to your list of things to bring. Magazines to hold at least 40 rounds of ammunition for your firearm.

 

I find that shooting cheap lead bullets out of 45 ACP to be most effective but your mileage may vary.

 

It's a good time no matter what you're shooting.

Didnt participate but did hear lots of rapid fire shooting from the 200/300 yard rifle range when I was at Cherry Ridge on Saturday. Sounded like lots of people participated.

 

 

So did anyone go?