2015 NATIONAL SMALLBORE RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIPS Beachburg, Ontario August 1-9, 2015

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1 2015 NAIONAL ALLBORE RIFLE CHAPIONHIP Beachburg, Ontario August 1-9, 2015 he 2015 National mallbore Rifle Championships will be held in Beachburg, Ontario at two locations: Beachburg Ottawa River portsmen's Club (Beachburg Gun Club) Beachburg Road (approximately 5 km south of town along Hwy 21) Beachburg & Area Arena (indoor hockey arena) - turn off Beachburg Road onto Caroline treet (Pronto art is on one corner and mokies is on the other) For online Directions to Pembroke, Renfrew or Beachburg, visit apquest ( or Google aps ( ) Program Notes 1. porting Rifle is first at this year s Nationals, followed by Air Rifle, Hunting Rifle and IF Rifle (see event schedule). 2. IF 3 Position Women will be shot concurrently with 3 Position en. 3. Registration and payment should be in by July 15, 2015 to guarantee a spot on the firing line. 4. Finals will only be shot in IF events with 5 or more competitors. 5. For Visitors to Canada please see the RCP website at for more information about Form CAFC 909 which is required to bring firearms into Canada. HOOING FACILIIE he Beachburg Ottawa River portsmen s Club has 40 covered positions (with a concrete firing line) at 50 meters, another 16 at 100 yards for the Dewar atch, and a medium-sized clubhouse complete with kitchen and wheelchair accessible washrooms facilities. Parking at the range is very plentiful, and un-serviced camping is available at the range. All major hotels/motels are approximately a 20 minute drive from the range. Range Equipment Please bring your own shooting mat, scope stand, extensions, stapler, stool or chair, in other words, EVERYHING. he Air Rifle Facility will have 30 hand-crank target carriers. he number of relays will depend on the number of entries.

2 RULE AND ARGE he current Jan. 1/2015 IF rules including subsequent amendments, interpretations and errata from the IF website will apply to IF events. porting Rifle will be governed by the current FC porting Rifle Rules. Hunting Rifle rules will be those as in the past written by Red Bowes and updated by Robert Wood. Exception: IF 3 Position only. IE-BREAKING Rule he highest number of inner tens In the.22 cal. events this technical rule will NO be applied due to the use of manual scoring. argets: 50 meter IF events will be shot on single bull Gehmann fanfold targets 50 meter porting Rifle events will be shot on 6-bull targets (stock #153) 10 meter Air Rifle will be shot on hand-crank returning targets. In porting and Hunting Rifle events.22 cal. targets will be marked by range officials by relay number and position only, known as the 3-R arget arking ystem (Right Red Relay). No pre-marking of targets is required or allowed. After shooting, the targets will be handed in immediately for scoring. After the scores are posted, the shooter may see their target ON REQUE. he competitor will be allowed 1/2 hour after the posting of the scores of the stage in question; i.e. after a 60-shot prone match, or after a 60-shot air rifle match. coring Protests on paper targets must be made no later than the expiration of Challenge ime after the scores are posted for all the relays of the event in question, and will be handled by the Jury. here will be a 1/2 hour challenge time the morning of the second day of each event for the last relay of the previous day. Cost is $5.00 per scoring protest on paper targets. For IF 50 meter targets the Jury will examine the 10-shot series of the challenged shot, for porting Rifle the Jury will examine all 20 shots on the target. For Air Rifle the Jury will examine all 10 shots in the string. If there is any change in the score, the money will be refunded. Under no condition will anyone except the Jury be permitted to use a plug gauge and a shot hole may only be plugged once by the Jury. Protests will be handled by the Jury. Cost is $25.00 each. he Jury s decisions are final. Non-medical use of drugs, or the consumption of alcohol is not permitted anywhere on range property. Random doping tests for any competitor are possible at any time. Please see the FC website for the FC Policy on Doping in port. moking is not permitted in tats and coring offices, or any other closed room or tent, OR on any of the firing lines High Performance Athlete election Criteria o be eligible for the 2016 National eam you must attend the 2015 National Championships. Please see the FC website for current information relevant to High Performance Athletes.

3 EVEN UARIE porting Rifle & Hunting Rifle 4 counting scoring diagrams per target, 5 shots per scoring diagram. Prone 2 courses of 60 shots per course = P 2 courses of 20 shots per each of 3 positions = 120 IF Air Rifle 10 meters standing (except Adaptive hooting) - 1 shot per target en & Junior en 2 courses of 60 shots per course Women & Junior Women 2 courses of 40 shots per course Adaptive hooting 2 courses of 60 shots: 1 prone, 1 standing Women & Junior Women match will not be shot concurrently with the en s event. Women & Junior Women may not register to shoot for OPEN awards. Juniors (women or men) must pay the adult fee to be eligible for Class awards. Air Rifle squadding will be assigned and posted at the range in advance of competition. IF en 3 Position Unlimited sighting shots on sighting diagrams. 1 scoring diagram per record target, 2 shots per scoring diagram prone, 5 shots per scoring diagram standing & kneeling. Relays will be random squadded. en and Women 3 Position are fired simultaneously: total entry in the matches is limited to 35 positions. Adaptive shooters will compete in their appropriate class (H1 or H2). 2 courses of 40 shots per each of 3 positions = 240 IF Women 3 Position (port Rifle) Unlimited sighting shots on sighting diagrams. 1 scoring diagram per record target, 2 shots per scoring diagram prone, 5 shots per scoring diagram standing & kneeling. Relays will be random squadded. en and Women 3 Position are fired simultaneously: total entry in the matches is limited to 35 positions. Adaptive shooters will compete in their appropriate class (H1 orh2). 2 courses of 20 shots per each of 3 positions = 120 IF Prone Unlimited sighting shots on sighting diagrams. 1 scoring diagram per record target, 2 shots per scoring diagram. Relays will be random squadded. Limit of 35 positions. Adaptive shooters will be squadded on the Women s relay and will compete in their appropriate class (H1 or H2). If by July 15, 2015, more entries than allowed for in the program are received then an additional relay may be scheduled. he indicator for this will be determined following the close of the early entry deadline. Note: If additional relays are warranted notice will be provided as soon as possible. 2 courses of 60 shots per course = 120 If the number of entries warrant, en s and Women s prone event will be shot concurrently on one line. When dealing with crossfires on Gehmann targets FC rules will be applied. Confirmed crossfires will not be scored as misses but will be credited to the shooter with a penalty applied.

4 FINAL NOE: CANADIAN CHAPION IN ALL IF EVEN WILL BE DEERINED BY HE REUL OF HE FINAL. he Finals in the air rifle event will be shot using the IF 2015 rules. he Finals in the IF Prone and 3-Position events will be shot using the 2015 IF rules with the following exception. All Finalist will fire the complete number of shots as outlined in the IF rules, plus one extra shot to be used for tie breaking. argets will be scored after the match, and results posted. he top 8 Canadian en Air Rifle shooters and the top 8 Canadian Women Air Rifle shooters (including Juniors) will be invited to participate in separate Finals on uesday, August 4th. he top 8 Canadian en IF 3-Position shooters and the top 8 Canadian Women IF 3-Position shooters (including Juniors) will be invited to participate in Finals on Friday, August 7th. he top 8 Canadian en Prone shooters (including Juniors) will be invited to participate in Finals on unday, August 9th. Juniors who have paid only Junior fees are ineligible for the Finals. Dewar atch International Postal atch aturday, August 8th. In the afternoon, the top 20 Canadian men and women in IF Prone aggregate (Iron ights, not including finals based on 2014 scores) will be invited to participate in the Dewar match. Course of fire is 20 shots at 50 meters and 20 shots at 100 yards. We will be shooting the Dewar using the standard IF 50 meter target following new National mall-bore Rifle Association of Great Britain rules. here is no charge to compete in this event. IF Awards here will be atch and Classification awards for both en s and Women s events. Juniors may compete for both Classification and Junior awards by paying the adult fees. he number of entries per class will dictate the number of awards per class. One or two shooters = one award. hree or four shooters = two awards. Five and greater shooters = three awards. EA EVEN In IF there will be 3-Person teams in each of the following: IF Open and IF Junior Prone: mixed teams of men and women IF en 3 Position, Junior en 3 Position, Women 3 Position, Junior Women 3 Position, en Air Rifle, Junior en Air Rifle, Women Air Rifle, Junior Women Air Rifle In porting Rifle there will be 3-Person teams in each of the following: Open Prone, Int. Junior Prone, Open 3 Position, Int. Junior 3 Position. In all team events Juniors can shoot on both the Open and Junior eams if they have paid the adult fee.

5 Entry forms and fees can be mailed to: teven pinney 11 cugog Point Cres. R. R. # 1 Nestleton tation, Ontario L0B 1L0 sdspinney@sympatico.ca GENERAL INFORAION Paid entries must be received no later than July 15, Late entries can not be guaranteed acceptance. Entries received after July 15th will be charged a late fee ($20.00). Entry fees should be sent with the entry forms, but will be accepted no later than July 15 th. ake all cheques payable to National mallbore Championships. Cheques must be post-dated no later than July 15, he $20 Compulsory FC Administration/Nationals Operation Fee is non-refundable. Registration and equipment check will be in the clubhouse located adjacent to the firing line, on the days and at the times noted in the chedule of Events. All competitors are strongly urged to register on the days set aside for this purpose due to the tight schedule. Registrations will be accepted the day prior to competition, except for porting Rifle, which must be done on aturday August 1st up to 12:00 p.m. Practice time will be as indicated on the schedule. Annual ection eeting he Annual ection eeting will be held at the 50m Range on hursday, August 6th, starting as soon as possible after the posting of the day s last relay scores. All shooters and/or members should try to attend this meeting. If unable to attend the meeting, please submit any comments you would like to have read out at the meeting. Changing Relays Assignment to relays for outdoor events are carried out so that those competing in the same class will experience similar shooting conditions (time of day, wind, rain, lighting, etc.). Anyone requesting to shoot on a relay other than those on which he/she was originally assigned will not be eligible for awards. EBERHIP AND CLAIFICAION embership All competitors must be 2015 members of the hooting Federation of Canada. his will be verified by the FC National Office prior to the match. Everyone (including those who do not pre-register) must be able to provide proof of membership at registration. FC membership is not required of Americans with current 2015 NRA/UA hooting memberships. he FC membership structure is briefly described as follows: Full annual adult membership $30.00 incl. G Juniors, under 18, $15.00 incl. G.

6 Classifications All competitors are asked to register according to their true classification. his will be verified by the FC National Office prior to the match. However, everyone must have proof of their classifications available at registration. his will be required of all shooters who do not pre-register. he Jury has the right to correct obvious mistakes. Anyone not having a current FC classification shall shoot as a emporary Expert. his applies to NRA members as well, as NRA classifications will not be accepted. After shooting in one FC match (1 full course) however, an American shooter will be assigned an FC classification (at no charge) based on his/her scores in that match. He/he must use that classification in all subsequent FC matches, or until he/she is reclassified, the same way as any FC shooter. Juniors in IF events will not have reached their 21st birthday prior to December 31, Intermediate Juniors in porting Rifle events will not have reached their 21st birthday prior to December 31, Juniors in porting Rifle events will not have reached their 16th birthday prior to December 31, Veterans in all events will have reached 55 prior to December 31, Abbreviations are as follows: Please use these abbreviations as they apply on the Entry Form. Note: A Veteran, Intermediate Junior or a Junior (paying full fee) may compete in any event except as noted, and be eligible to win any of the awards as noted, as well as the Veteran or Intermediate Junior or Junior awards. Veterans must use appropriate equipment to be eligible, i.e. no scopes. ALO Veterans who have stopped competing, may use their old equipment, even though it might not meet current rules (they will be competing as Veterans only). A = aster EX = Expert = harpshooter = arksman E = emporary Expert LD = Lady JR = Junior IJR = Intermediate Junior H1 = as assigned by IPC H2 = as assigned by IPC (Requires shooting stand) ACH AR IE Please note that the times on the schedule are the times for the first CORING shot in IF events. (Rule 7.9) Preparation and ighting time will commence 15 minutes earlier than the published start time. HOOING POION ORDER Note that in IF 3-Position matches the sequence is now Kneeling, Prone, tanding. In porting Rifle 3-Positon matches the sequence is still Prone, tanding, Kneeling.

7 ACCOODAION Lodging Hillside Inn 638 Pembroke t. E, Pembroke (613) Colonial Fireside Inn 1350 Pembroke t. W, Pembroke (613) Best Western 1 International Drive, Pembroke (613) BE (2378) ravel Lodge 900 Pembroke t. E, Pembroke (613) Comfort Inn 959 Pembroke t. E, Pembroke (613) Campgrounds Logos Land Resort Highway 17, Cobden (613) Riverside Park 1 Riverside Park, Pembroke (613) KOA Kampground 2826 Johnston Road, Renfrew (613) Cedar Haven 423 Cedar Haven Park Road, Cobden (613)

8 2015 Beachburg, Ontario ALLBORE NAIONAL CHEDULE OF EVEN (IE UBJEC O CHANGE) aturday, August 1 09:00 12:00 porting Rifle Registration, Equipment Check and Practice 13:00 15:00 porting Rifle 3-Position (All classes) 15:30 17:30 porting Rifle Prone (All classes) unday, August 2 09:00 11:00 porting Rifle Prone (All Classes) 12:00 14:00 porting Rifle 3-Position (All Classes) 15:00 15:45 porting Rifle Award Presentations 10:00 16:00 Air Rifle Registration & Equipment Check (at ain Range) 10:00 16:00 Air Rifle Practice onday, August 3 10:00 11:30 Air Rifle en and Adaptive hooting tanding 12:15 13:15 Air Rifle Women 14:00 18:00 Hunting Rifle (120 shots prone) Followed by Award Presentations. uesday, August 4 09:00 10:00 Air Rifle Women 10:45 12:15 Air Rifle en and Adaptive hooting Prone 13:30 14:30 Air Rifle Women Finals 15:00 16:00 Air Rifle en and Adaptive hooting Finals 16:30 17:15 Air rifle Awards Presentations following Finals Wednesday, August 5 10:00 14:00 IF Rifle Registration, Equipment Check 11:00 14:00 IF 3 Position Pre-Event raining hursday, August 6 09:00 12:15 IF 3 Position en (All classes & Adaptive hooting) 09:00 11:00 IF 3 Position Women 13:00 14:00 ection eeting (at outdoor range) 14:00 16:00 IF Prone Registration, Equipment Check, Open Practice IF 3 Position schedule based on 1 relay of shooters, there will be a limit of 35 competitors per relay Friday, August 7 09:00 12:15 IF 3 Position en (All classes & Adaptive hooting) 09:00 11:00 IF 3 Position Women 09:00 13:00 IF Prone Registration, Equipment Check 13:45 14:15 IF 3 Position Women Final 14:45 15:15 IF 3-Position en and Adaptive hooting Finals 15:30 16:30 IF Prone Woman s Pre-Event raining 16:30 17:30 IF Prone en s Pre-Event raining 17:30 18:00 IF en s, Women s and Wheelchair 3 Position Awards aturday, August 8 09:00 10:00 IF Prone Relay 1 All Women & Adaptive hooting 10:45 11:45 IF Prone Relay 1 en 14:00 16:00 Dewer atch (eam will be based on last year s standings) IF Prone schedule based on a limit of 35 competitors per relay Note: If there is room, all IF Prone shooters, en and Women, will compete on the same relay unday, August 9 09:00 10:00 IF Prone Relay 2 en 10:45 11:45 IF Prone Relay 2 All Women & Adaptive hooting 13:30 14:00 IF Prone & Adaptive hooting Finals 15:00 15:30 IF Prone Awards (As of April 5, 2015)

9 CANADIAN NAIONAL ALLBORE CHAPIONHIP August 1-9, 2015 Beachburg, Ontario Last Name: First Name: FC# Address: City/own: Prov: Postal Code: E-ail: Phone Number ( ) (Please print clearly) ark X if applicable Junior (under 16) Int. Junior (Under 21) (R Only) IF Junior (Under 21): Birth Date / / Lady Veteran (55 or older) Left Hand /DD /YR Air competitors: Do you require CO2? Yes No AOUN Note: Juniors must pay Adult Fees to win Class awards Note: Juniors must pay Adult Fees to be eligible to shoot Finals Please put a check mark in the correct classification boxes PORING RIFLE EVEN # EVEN NO. OF HO A E X IJ R J R L D V 1 2 ENIOR/JUN- IOR 1 3 Position 3/20/2=120 $95.00/$ Prone 60x2=120 $95.00/$ Hunting Rifl 60x2=120 $95.00/$80.00 IF EVEN # Event No. of hots A E X J R L D V H 1 H 2 ENIOR/JUN- IOR 4 Air Rifle en 60x2=120 $110.00/$ Air Rifle Wome 40x2=80 $100.00/$ IF 3P en 3x40x2=240 $145.00/$ IF Prone 2x60=120 $125.00/$ IF 3P Women 3x20x2=120 $110.00/$90.00 ADAPIVE HOOING AIR RIFLE EVEN # EVEN No. of hots H 1 H 2 ENIOR/JUN- IOR 9 tandng 60 $ Prone 60 $65.00 AOUN AOUN OAL FEE FOR EVEN CHOEN $ If the total number of shots in the events chosen is 240 or more, then DEDUC 10 % of the OAL FEE (to nearest dollar) (minus 10% if over 240 shots) $ NE FEE for events chosen $ Add $20.00 if Paid Entries received later than July 15, $ National eam rials Fee $25.00 $. F. C. embership (Compulsory) $30.00 Adult $15.00 Junior $ ADD COPULORY ADINIRAION FEE $20.00 Adult $10.00 Junior $ ($10.00 FC and $10.00 Nationals Operation) (non refundable) OAL ENRY FEE $ ail or completed Entry form AND fees to: teven pinney, 11 cugog Point Cres., R. R. #1, Nestleton tation, Ontario L0B 1L0 sdspinney@sympatico.ca (Paid entries must be RECEIVED by July 15, 2015 or the $20.00 late penalty fee will apply) Please make cheques payable to: National mallbore Championships