The Old Bridge Rimfire Action Match Shooters will conduct its 2^nd annual clinic on March 16, 2013.

 

This year we have room for 8 members from the NJGF. The cost for non-OBRPC is $20.00

Since pre-registration is mandatory please PM me with your name and firearms experience if you are interested in participating.

 

Please see below for the equipment required and the course syllabus.

 

Iggyort

OBRAMS, Match Director

 

Please arrive at the Old Bridge Outdoor Range promptly at 8:00 A.M and bring the following items:

· Eye and Ear protection

· A Semi-Auto Rimfire firearm

· 4-5 magazines

· 250 rounds of .22LR

· Bring food, water and appropriate clothing

 

Course material to be covered:

· History of Practical Shooting

· General Firearms Safety

· Firearms Safety in Practical Shooting

· Verbal Commands

· Gun handling skills for Practical Shooting

· Types of Targets

· Scoring and General Rules

· Shooting Exercise (4- Stages)

 

 

Here are some of our videos:

 

 

 

Awsome, I cannot make this i volunteered to help with a fundraiser on the 16th or i would be in....

Nice job Iggy! Boy was I rusty!!

Need a lot of practice...

Thanks

Nice job Iggy! Boy was I rusty!!

Need a lot of practice...

Thanks

 

We will see you next month

 

Just curious, when they ask you to put the hammer down, do you do this with an empty barrel? I was curious if you should do this without some sort of snap cap in place to protect the barrel for rimfire.

Just curious, when they ask you to put the hammer down, do you do this with an empty barrel? I was curious if you should do this without some sort of snap cap in place to protect the barrel for rimfire.

 

Yes, on an empty barrel. Inserting an empty mag for guns with mag saftey is ok, but we need to hear the pin drop.

 

From what I understand, most modern rimfires have " stops" to prevent the hammer from over traveling on empty chamber to prevent damage.

 

Additionally , I've dropped the hammer on my rimfires hundreds , maybe thousands of times, with no ill effect.

 

Thanks. I have an AA kit for my Glock. The barrel does not look too happy after I dry fired it to break down the gun. I've only done this a few times so I can't imagine how bad it would look after a few matches.

 

I suppose I should just get a dedicated 22 handgun. My buddy's Ruger does not have this issue.