Match Director

•  Mary & Joe (SannersRimfireSteel@gmail.com)

Match Description

• Shoot 5-7 steel plates in the order described as fast as possible with pistol (7-10 yds) and rifle (10-15 yds).  More details are in Course of Fire below.

• OPEN TO THE PUBLIC – all ages, under 18 with an adult. ALL skill levels from Novices* to experienced shooters.

Where

• SLSC Dynamic Shooting Pits:  Directions to SLSC and map of SLSC Grounds

Schedule

• Last Sunday of the Month; March – October
  
• Set up begins at 7:30AM (all are welcome to help)
  
• Sign-in from 8-8:30AM
• Safety Briefing at 8:45AM
  
• Match starts at 9AM
  

Cost

• SLSC members $5
• Non-members $10
• Active duty military $5
• Youth/Juniors, Novices, Wounded Warriors and Paralympians FREE.

Age (Special Recognition) Categories

• YOUTH – 12 and under
• JUNIOR – 13-17
• ADULT – 18-64
• SENIOR – 62+

Divisions

• OPEN – semi-auto pistol and rifle with optics
• LIMITED – semi-auto pistol and rifle with iron sights
• COWBOY/GIRL* – single action revolver and manually operated rifle
• MANUALLY OPERATED* – double action revolver and manually operated rifle

*Note: Not technically Divisions per RCSA rules but Cowboy/Girl is a Special Recognition Category and our club recognizes Manually Operated as long as the requirement for 3 participants is met.

Equipment Needed:

• .22LR pistol:  Semi-auto or revolver with 5 magazines or speedloaders. 
• .22LR rifle:  Semi-auto, lever, or pump with 5 magazines or tube loader.
• Magazines:  For match efficiency please try to have 5 loaded magazines or speedloaders for each firearm prior to starting the stage. If you don’t have 5 contact match director to see if they can loan you more or let squad safety officer know and someone will reload for you when you are up.
• Ammo:  up to 11 rounds per string or approximately 400 rounds max. 

Course of Fire Details

• 6 stages - 3 pistol and 3 rifle stages.
• 5 strings are shot on each stage, each timed separately and reloads are NOT on the clock. Best 4 strings count.
  
• Start position is pointing firearm at cone on the ground about halfway between table and steel.
• Sight picture with an unloaded firearm is permitted but finger must remain off the trigger while taking a sight picture.
  
• While stationary, shoot the steel plates in the order as described by the stage description with the last shot on the Stop Plate.
• Maximum of 11 shots per string.

Scoring

• 2 second penalty for missed plated
• 30 second penalty for missing stop plate
• 2 second penalty for foot fault or false start
• Maximum time per string is 30 seconds
• Worst string for each stage is dropped
• Final score is total of all strings and any penalties for pistol and rifle combined
• Fastest time wins with Division and Special Recognition categories

• RCSA Rulebook