September 1st thru 4th, 2011

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2 September 1st thru 4th, 2011 USPSA Area Director s Welcome Welcome competitors to the EGW 2011 USPSA Area 8 Championship, hosted by the Fredericksburg Rod and Gun Club. Our goal is to provide you with a safe, challenging course of fire administered by a knowledgeable, professional staff of CROs, ROs, and Statisticians. The EGW 2011 USPSA Area 8 Championship is the representative match for USPSA clubs in New Jersey, Pennslyvania, Deleware, Maryland and Virginia. This year, the EGW USPSA Area 8 match will host over 300 shooters from all over the world. I would like to personally thank all the match sponsors for giving so generously to support this match and ask that you please consider them when you make your next USPSA related purchases. Finally, if there s anything that I can do to help you have your best possible match, please do not hesitate to ask me. This show is for you! Harry Foltz USPSA Director Area 8 Jeff Salzberg USPSA Match Director Area 8 Championship

3 Match Staff Area Director.. Harry Foltz Match Director.. Jeff Salzberg Range Master. George Jones Quartermaster... Lew Walker Stats Officer. Robert Burkendine Sponsor Coordinator... Eric Paradisi Host Club Fredericksburg Practical Shooters Fredericksburg Rod & Gun Club Condition of Entry By accepting your shooter packet and competing in the EGW USPSA Area 8 Championship for 2011, you attest that you have read and that you understand these match regulations and Policies, that you have read and that you understand the current USPSA Rulebook, and further, that you agree to comply with same.

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10 REVOLVER Hatfields Gunsmithing Inc. was founded in 2008 by Sam Hatfield, Colorado School of Trades graduate and former United States Army Marksmanship Unit gunsmith. After building guns for the most elite shooters in the world, Sam Hatfield has brought his finely crafted one-of-a-kind firearms to the civilian market. HGI offers many services that can benefit every type of shooter, from beginner to world class competitors. Check out our other pages for more detailed information about what we offer. Come see our staff of gunsmiths and see what we can do for you. Contact Information GUNS (4867) 8898 Mathis Avenue Manassas, VA

11 Official Chronograph and Timers Official Chronograph and Timers Junior Sponsor

12 Official Eyewear Official Target Supplier Staff Appreciation Sponsor Dinner

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19 Wounded Warrior Shotgun Side Match FNH, GT Targets, Volquartsen, Nevco Targets & Hodgson are proud to offer a shotgun sidematch at the 2011 EGW Area 8. Proceeds benefit the Wounded Warrior Project. Sign up will be at the match ONLY. The shotgun match will feature two field courses and one speed shoot. The round count will be 25+ for all three stages. No shot larger than 7 1/2. No buckshot or slugs. We will stay as late as needed so everyone can...shoot this side match. The side match will be on the shotgun fields as you enter the range and will be ready for shooting Thursday afternoon September 1st. Their will be two divisions Limited and Open for the two field courses. The speed shoot will be run what you brung (shotgun only)! You can shoot either stage as many times as you like. $5.00 per run for both field courses. $5.00 per run for the speed shoot. We will have a modest prize table for the side match. The awards will be listed at the sign up table for the sidematch. Match Safety Fredericksburg Rod & Gun Club is a Cold Range. Guns are to be loaded only on the firing line under the direct supervision of a Range Officer. Guns are to be unloaded and holstered, or bagged, when off the line, unless in a Safety Area. All Safety Areas are clearly marked. Your car IS NOT a Safety Area. Gun handling at your car is prohibited and will result in a Match DQ. Do not climb on the berms or cross any safety line. Children and pets should be controlled at all times for their personal safety. All competitors must wear eye and hearing protection while on the line. Eye protection is required to be worn by everyone while on the range. Spectators are strongly encouraged to wear hearing protection while observing the shooting. Club Facilities Restrooms: Portable toilets are located in various places on the range property. The Club s permanent restroom facilities are closed for the duration of the match. Parking: Parking for competitors is allowed on top of hill only. Only designated Match Officials vehicles are allowed on the ranges and staff parking is next to conex s.

20 Procedures and Protocol Sanctioning: The match has been approved by USPSA as a Sanctioned Level III Match. The match will be scored with all six Divisions separated. Scores will be posted on the USPSA web site at the conclusion of the match. Rules: The 2011 EGW USPSA Area 8 Championship match will be administered under the USPSA Handgun Competition Rules, USPSA Edition, January Popper Calibration: If you feel a popper is off calibration, challenge it DURING SCORING. It will be checked per Rule and appendix C1. If the challenged popper fails the calibration test you will be granted a re-shoot. Match Scoring: If you have a question regarding your posted score, recheck your score sheet. If you still think there is a problem, contact the Chief Stats Officer. We will do everything humanly possible to avoid errors, but YOU are ultimately responsible for the accuracy of your score. Please check posted scores before departing the range. Arbitration Requests: The arbitration fee is $100. Ask the CRO for an Arbitration Request Form and ask for assistance in retaining evidence. Complete and return the form within one hour of the time noted on the score sheet, together with the arbitration fee, to the Match Director. Preparation: Shooters are expected to come to the line with their gun holstered and ammunition in place when it is your time to shoot. Rain Covers: IPSC targets will be covered with transparent plastic if there is rain only by order of the Range Master. The plastic covers will be removed when the rain stops only by order of the Range Master. Lost Brass: As a matter of efficiency, all brass collected from the range is deposited in the designated range pail. Brass is distributed to the range officers at the conclusion of the match in consideration for their hard work. Scheduling: Competitors must compete for score according to the published match and squadding schedule. A competitor who is not present at the scheduled time and date for any stage may not attempt that stage without the prior approval of the Match Director, failing which the competitor s score for that stage will be zero. (6.5.1). On occasion, stages will clear squads early. If your entire squad is available and the CRO approves, the squad will be allowed to shoot ahead of schedule only on the scheduled date. Inspection: When the entire squad is assembled at the scheduled time, a brief stage walk through will be given, followed by a five minute inspection and question period. Shooters at their scheduled stage may negotiate obstacles only during the five minute inspection period. The on deck competitor only may additionally negotiate obstacles while the previous competitor s targets are being scored. Early inspection of a stage is permitted by competitors only if a squad is not currently on the course of fire or getting ready to begin it. Do not operate any of the moving targets or props that activate such

21 movers. If the RO staff is present on a stage, please extend to them the professional courtesy of asking before inspecting the course of fire. Eye and Ear Protection: All competitors must wear eye and ear protection while on the line. Eye protection is required to be worn by everyone while on the range.

22 Match Awards and Prize Policy The 2011 EGW Area 8 Championship will have a money payout and or plaque awards for Division, Class and Category winners. Merchandise and discount offers, which were donated by our generous sponsors, will be distributed by random drawings and handed out at registration. The amount of each money award and the number of money awards per division/class/category will solely be contingent on the overall number of paying competitors and the number of paying competitors per division, class and or category. A competitor may receive all trophies which she or he merits: however, a competitor is entitled to only one (1) money award. For instance, if a competitor places first A class Limited-10 and HOA Limited-10 champion, she or he would receive the higher of the two money awards, but not both! The money not awarded in the aforementioned case will then be returned to the money pool for redistribution to other winners in that division. The total amount of money awards for any division will be based upon the number of competitors in that division. It is likely that a division/class/category winner in one division may receive more than the same division/class/category winner in another division. For example, if the match has 30% Limited competitors, the amount awarded would be split 30% among Limited Division, and the remaining 70% will be split accordingly (based on # of competitors) among the rest of the Divisions. All awards of money/plaques will be made in the 6 Divisions (Limited, L10, Open, Production, Revolver & Single Stack) as listed below with the following set forth criteria: By Division: *HOA- 5 to 24 competitors in the division 2 nd OA- 25 to 49 competitors in the division 3 rd OA- 50 to 74 competitors in the division 4 th OA- more than 75 competitors in the division First in Class: M through D (Each class with a minimum of 5 shooters) Second in Class: M through D (Each class with a minimum of 10 competitors) Third in Class: M through D (Each class with a minimum of 15 competitors) High Lady * High Super Senior * High Senior * High Junior * High Military * High Law Enforcement *

23 * A minimum of 5 eligible competitors per division/class /category must register in order to receive a plaque and or money award for that division/ class/ category. *Grand Masters are only eligible for Match HOA/ Division OA/ Category placement. *Division HOA winners may receive a firearm in lieu of a monetary award. Match HOA: Area 8 Champion * Area 8 Ladies Champion * *Match HOA (A8 Lady & A8 Champions) must be a legal resident of Area 8 (Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania or Virginia) to be eligible. Proof of residency may be required as necessary. *Match HOA (A8 Lady & A8 Champions) are only entitled to a plaque award for such recognition, although they will be eligible for Division OA/ Category placement plaque/monetary award as outlined above.

24 x x x x STAGE 1 RULES: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition COURSE DESIGNER: Lew Walker START POSITION: From within the fault lines, heel s on X s either side, hands relaxed at sides, handgun loaded and holstered. STAGE PROCEDURE On signal start, engage all targets from within the fault lines. SCORING SCORING: Comstock,28 rounds,140 points TARGETS: 9 metric, 10 plates SCORED HITS: Best 2 per Target, Steel must fall START-STOP: Audible - Last shot PENALTIES: Procedural. -10 No-shoot hit. -10 Miss. -10

25 STAGE 2 RULES: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition COURSE DESIGNER: Lew Walker START POSITION: Sitting on cart with safety belt on, unloaded handgun on one table, first mag on other table, hands on top of head. STAGE PROCEDURE On signal start, load first mag from table and engage targets while remaining safety belted to the cart. Cart is controlled by shooters feet. SCORING SCORING: Comstock,19 rounds, 95 points TARGETS: 8 Metric, 3 PP SCORED HITS: Best 2 per Target, Steel must fall START-STOP: Audible - Last shot PENALTIES: Procedural. -10 No-shoot hit. -10 Miss. -10

26 STAGE 3 RULES: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition COURSE DESIGNER: Lew Walker START POSITION: Standing at right or left side, hands on marks, Handgun loaded and holstered. STAGE PROCEDURE On signal engage targets inside the fault lines. SCORING SCORING: Comstock, 32 rounds,160 points TARGETS: 16 Metric SCORED HITS: Best 2 per Target START-STOP: Audible - Last shot PENALTIES: Procedural. -10 No-shoot hit. -10 Miss. -10

27 x x STAGE 4 RULES: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition COURSE DESIGNER: Lew Walker START POSITION: From within the fault lines, heel s on X s, hands relaxed at sides, handgun loaded and holstered STAGE PROCEDURE On signal start, engage all targets from within the fault lines. SCORING SCORING: Comstock,30 rounds,150 points TARGETS: 13Metric, 4 PP SCORED HITS: Best 2 per Target, Steel must fall START-STOP: Audible - Last shot PENALTIES: Procedural. -10 No-shoot hit. -10 Miss. -10

28 STAGE 5 RULES: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition COURSE DESIGNER: Lew Walker START POSITION: From within the fault lines, hands flat on barrel, handgun loaded and holstered. STAGE PROCEDURE On signal start, engage all targets from within the fault lines. SCORING SCORING: Comstock, 31 rounds, 155 points TARGETS: 14 metric, 3 PP SCORED HITS: Best 2 per Target, steel must fall START-STOP: Audible - Last shot PENALTIES: Procedural. -10 No-shoot hit. -10 Miss. -10

29 STAGE 6 RULES: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition COURSE DESIGNER: Bill Allred, modified by Lew Walker START POSITION: Standing in box A, hands above shoulders, Handgun loaded and holstered, facing downrange. STAGE PROCEDURE String one: On signal, from box A only, engage T1-T4 with only one round each, then perform a mandatory reload then engage T1-T4 with only one round each strong hand. String two: On signal, from box A only, engage T1-T4 with only one round each, then perform a mandatory reload then engage T1-T4 with only one round each weak hand. SCORING SCORING: Virginia, 16 rounds, 80 points TARGETS: 4 Metric SCORED HITS: Best 4 per Target START-STOP: Audible - Last shot PENALTIES: Procedural. -10 No-shoot hit. -10 Extra shots-10 Extra hits-10 Miss. -10 A

30 RULES: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition STAGE 7 COURSE DESIGNER: VA-MD Design Team START POSITION: Standing with palms flat on X marks on wall, handgun loaded and holstered. STAGE PROCEDURE On signal start, engage all targets from within the fault lines. SCORING SCORING: Comstock, 20 rounds,100 points TARGETS: 8 Metric, 4 PP SCORED HITS: Best 2 per Target, Steel must fall START-STOP: Audible - Last shot PENALTIES: Procedural. -10 No-shoot hit. -10 Miss. -10

31 RULES: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition STAGE 8 COURSE DESIGNER: Lew Walker START POSITION: Standing with heels on X marks, hands relaxed at sides, handgun loaded and holstered STAGE PROCEDURE On signal start, engage all targets from within the fault lines. SCORING SCORING: Comstock,30 rounds,150 points TARGETS: 15 Metric SCORED HITS: Best 2 per Target START-STOP: Audible - Last shot PENALTIES: Procedural. -10 No-shoot hit. -10 Miss. -10

32 RULES: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition STAGE 9 COURSE DESIGNER: Lew Walker START POSITION: Standing with heel s on X s, hands relaxed at sides, handgun loaded and holstered. STAGE PROCEDURE On signal start, engage all targets from within the fault lines. SCORING SCORING: Comstock, 16 rounds, 80 points TARGETS: 5 Metric, 6 PP SCORED HITS: Best 2 per Target, Steel must fall START-STOP: Audible - Last shot PENALTIES: Procedural. -10 No-shoot hit. -10 Miss. -10 XX

33 RULES: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition STAGE 10 COURSE DESIGNER: Lew Walker START POSITION: Standing anywhere within the fault lines, facing downrange, hands relaxed at sides, handgun loaded and holstered. STAGE PROCEDURE On signal start, engage all targets from within the fault lines. SCORING SCORING: Comstock, 30 rounds,150 points TARGETS: 12 Metric, 6 PP SCORED HITS: Best 2 per Target, Steel must fall START-STOP: Audible - Last shot PENALTIES: Procedural. -10 No-shoot hit. -10 Miss. -10

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