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Rifle meet saturday, august 25 at pendleton

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  • bubbapug1
    Calguns Addict
    • Nov 2008
    • 7958

    Rifle meet saturday, august 25 at pendleton

    Santa Margarita Gun Club will be hosting a XTC (across the course) high power NRA sanctioned match at Camp Pendleton Saturday August 25, 2012- see link.

    You must pre-register for this match to gain access to the base. You must register by August 23, 2012.

    High Power Rifle Competition refers to a format of competitive rifle shooting, and not a rifle type. Governed by NRA rules, High Power Rifle has four (4) different stages of fire: Slow fire standin…


    This is a great opportunity to really get to know just how well you can shoot your AR. The course is shot over 200, 300, and 600 yards. The targets are scored after each shot, so no guess work is involved.

    You will need to watch a video on how to work the pits, and also you should have a good idea how many inches your bullets drop at 200, 300 and 600 yards, and how to adjust your iron sights accordingly (know your zeros)

    200 yards, 20 shots, offhand slow fire (standing)
    200 yards, 20 shots rapid fire, sitting
    300 yards, 20 shots rapid fire, prone
    600 yards, 20 shots, slow fire, prone

    Here is a short tutorial on working the pits. Its not that hard...but you do have to do it in a quick time so as to not hold up your shooter.



    The range at camp pendleton is one of the best in the nation, so why not come out and give XTC a shot!

    You will need 88 rounds of ammo to compete and complete this event.

    You can hire a pit puller for $20.00 for the day if you want a more relaxed time of it.

    You also can use an AR, M1A, or Garand in this match for scores, or any other rifle up to 30-06 at this range, but you cannot win the match unless you have a rifle which is a Service or match rifle for this event. Nevertheless, its a great opportunity to escape the crowds and really get a good chance to see how you can accurately can shoot.
    I love America for the rights and freedoms we used to have.
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    NastyNate
    Senior Member
    • May 2012
    • 1697

    This looks like it will be very similar to "qualifying" with your rifle per the USMC.

    I'm already slotted for the BLM cleanup in Perris for that day but how often do they hold these? I'd like to hit up the next one.
    -NN

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    • #3
      NastyNate
      Senior Member
      • May 2012
      • 1697

      Just checked the schedule and it looks like the next one is 09/22. I'll be there for that one.
      -NN

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      • #4
        castelle
        Junior Member
        • May 2010
        • 96

        Soooo....I live next door to Pendleton - I have 3 rifles, a Sig556 with Eotech holographic sight, a custom 16inch Ar15 with an ACOG and my baby, a LMT 308 rifle with a very nice Leupold scope. My problem is that I don't know crap about using any of them. The only time I get to try them out is when a former marine buddy of mine comes into town for a day or two a couple of times a year.

        My question is, should I go to this type of event to learn to use the rifles? I don't want to be a newbie interfering with anyone else's enjoyment of their shooting day and I know there's no point in competing. With that said, I want to start somewhere and being that this event is on my doorstep I'd love to know if I should take the time to drive on base to meet with you good folks. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

        One final quick question - whats the deal with bringing weapons onto base? Do I need a pass or permit of some kind?

        Thanks again guys

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        • #5
          bubbapug1
          Calguns Addict
          • Nov 2008
          • 7958

          Originally posted by castelle
          Soooo....My question is, should I go to this type of event to learn to use the rifles?
          Thanks again guys
          I would say this is not the event to learn how to use your guns. You need to be proficient in gun operation and have at least a 90% certainty of your zeros at 200, 300, and 600 yards.

          You should also be proficient in offhand, sitting, and prone positions, and have at least a advanced understanding of how to operate your scope or sights under pressure.

          I would try appleseed first, than oractice the basics, than this course of fire.
          I love America for the rights and freedoms we used to have.

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