Anyone spending tomorrow out shootin high power at old bridge. I want to come and observe. I don't own a rifle but I'm interested in learning more.

Take a ride down to Millville tomorrow and come watch the NJ State Match Rifle Championships (200-200-300-600yd) across the course match.

A lot of the Service Rifle shooters will be at the Delaware State Championship match in Bridgeville DE (same course of fire)

 

Directions and other info here: http://www.cumberlandriflemen.com/

First shot at 8AM

We generally finish up between 3 and 3:30 PM

Look for me shooting and keeping the stat board tomorrow

Awesome. I will Try to make it!

from what I've heard from my buddy, no one shows up for the old bridge high power.

:-/

I've always wanted to do the high power... but i think it usually crosses with another discipline i usually shoot. idk cant remember

You have to shoot these with iron sights or can you use optics?

Says you can use the M16 or commercial equivalent so I guess

any AR15 is OK?

 

I did a little research on it and it sounds like the rifle version of

bullseye pistol.

Across the Course shooting uses iron sights, as does Mid Range

F-class uses scope and front bipod

 

Across the course (XTC) is 4 stages: Slow fire unsupported standing (Offhand), Rapid fire (1 or 2 ten shot strings with mandatory mag change) sling supported sitting, Rapid fire sling supported prone, and slow fire sling supported prone. It is fired at 100 or 200 yds or 200-200-300-600 yds at Cumberland or 200-200-300-300 yds at CJRPC and Cherry Ridge.

 

MidRange is usually 3 twenty shot sling supported slow fire prone strings at 600 yds

 

F-class is the same as MidRange except scopes and forend support are allowed.

 

Standard M16 type is known as Service Rifle, while anything else is known as Match Rifle.

No one shoots with holographic or red dot sights in these matches.

 

Hi power shooting is a ton of fun and very addictive.

There's a huge match at CJRPC this sunday the 23rd if you want to watch, or even shoot in a match.