CIVILIAN MARKSMANSHIP PROGRAM.22 RIMFIRE PISTOL AND SERVICE PISTOL EXCELLENCE-IN-COMPETION MATCHES Saturday, April 18, 2015 Sponsoring Organization: The matches are sponsored by the Anne Arundel Fish & Game Conservation Association, Inc. Rules: In accordance with the current addition of the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) Competition Rules for Service Rifle and Pistol. The CMP rules are available at http://thecmp.org/wp-content/uploads/rulebook.pdf. Eligibility: Open to all eligible participants. You need not be a member of the National Rifle Association (NRA), AAF&G, or a CMP affiliated club to participate. Registration Fees: $5.00 Administration $10.00 for the.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match $10.00 for the Service Pistol EIC Match Entries: Competitors are encouraged to register by mail using the attached entry form with the appropriate fees. Competitors can pre-register by e-mail or telephone providing the entry form information. Registration will then be completed and fees paid upon arrival. Mail registration and pre-registration will insure proper squadding, facilitating the smooth conduct of the matches. The EIC course of fire will be continuously conducted commencing with the.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC match. The following relays will be filled in with.22 Rimfire Pistol competitors and Service Pistol competitors until all EIC competition is completed. There must be at least six non-distinguished shooters for each EIC Match. Information for mail registration and pre-registration is as follows: Mail registration to: Paul Striffler 549 Bowline Road Severna Park, MD 21146 E-mail pre-registration: pjstriff@gmail.com Telephone: 410-544-5648 Mailed registrations must be received no later than the Wednesday before the tournament. Personal checks, cashier s checks, and NRA Award Points will be accepted. Checks must be made payable to AAF&G. Match Schedule: The CMP.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match and the Service Pistol EIC Match will be fired Saturday, April 18, 2015 beginning promptly at 10:00a.m.. The first relay will commence with the.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match, and subsequent relays will commence the Service Pistol EIC Match. Relays will be 1
conducted until all.22 Rimfire and Service Pistol EIC Match competitors have completed firing. Course of fire: The 30 shot National Match Course (NMC) (see rule 7.3.1 Table 5) will be fired. The slow fire stage will be shot at 50 yards on B-6 targets. The timed and rapid fire stages will be shot at 25 yards on turning B-8 targets. The course of fire for the CMP.22 Pistol and Service Pistol EIC Matches will be: Stage #1 - Slow Fire (10 shots), one 10 shot string fired in 10 minutes Stage #2 - Timed Fire (10 shots), two 5 shot strings fired in 20 seconds each Stage #3 - Rapid Fire (10 shots), two 5 shot strings fired in 10 seconds each All firing shall be done in the standing one-hand position (see rule 7.1.2). The ready position for the.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match timed and rapid-fire stages is with the loaded pistol down at the 45 degree angle. If the bench is too high the arm can be raised to not contact the bench. The ready positon for the Service Pistol EIC Match timed and rapid-fire stages is with the armed raised and the loaded pistol pointed at the target. Firearms: For the.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match the pistol may be semi-automatic or a revolver, chambered for the.22 caliber Rimfire long rifle cartridge (40 grain lead only), have open sights, no more than a 10 inch sight radius, and a trigger pull of at least 2.0 pounds (see rule 6.4.2 for all requirements). For the Service Pistol EIC Match the pistol must comply with rule 6.3.3 for U.S. service pistols, or be in the list of Other Approved Service Pistols, rule 6.3.4 Table 3. For general service pistol requirements and approved service pistol modifications see rules 6.3.1 and 6.3.2 respectively. Service pistol competitors my use any safe ammunition loaded with metal-jacket bullets (see rule 6.6.2). Awards: EIC credit points to earn the respective distinguished badge will be given to the top 10% of competitors in each EIC Match (see rule 9.26 Table 9). In addition, the top 10% competitors must equal or exceed the Minimum Credit Score (MCS) for the discipline fired (see rule 9.2.7). The MCS for.22 Rimfire pistol is 260, and the MCS for Service Pistol is 250. Achievement pins will be provided by CMP to competitors who equal or exceed EIC achievement award cut-scores (see rule 5-11-3). The cut-scores for the gold, silver, and bronze achievement pins for each discipline are as follows:.22 Rimfire Pistol: 265, 250, 235 Service Pistol: 256, 245, 230 Challenges: A challenge fee of $1 must be posted for any challenge, and will be returned to the shooter if the challenge is successful. Challenges will be judged by a 3-person jury designated by the chief range officer. Squadding: The CMP EIC Matches will be squadded. Squadding information will be available beginning one hour before the commencement of the match. Match Conditions: Scoring will be done down range after every 10 shots. 2
Competitors will be responsible for repairing their own targets, and must provide their own staplers and staples. Violations of CMP and NRA pistol rules, or good safety practices, will result in the shooter s removal from the range and forfeiture of fees. Eye and ear protection must be supplied by each shooter, and must be worn during all firing. Signing of a club hold harmless agreement, and a CMP Eligibility Affidavit and Liability Agreement is required of all competitors. Sanitary facilities and a soda/water machine are available in the club house near the range. Directions to Range: AAF&G is located at 1730 Saint Margarets Road in Annapolis, three miles west of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. From MD Route 50 eastbound, take Exit 28, Bay Dale Drive. Stay left to the stop sign on the service road. Make a left at the stop sign and proceed toward the Red Hot & Blue Restaurant. At the restaurant, make a right onto Old Mill Bottom Road. At the next intersection, make a right onto Saint Margarets Road (Route 179). Go 0.7 miles on Saint Margarets Road. The entrance to the club is on the right just before Mill Creek. Cross a small bridge over the creek an you have gone too far. For Further Information: Contact Paul Striffler at pjstriff@gmail.com or 410-544-5648. 2015 CMP.22 Rimfire Pistol and Service Pistol EIC Matches Entry Form Please print or type. Date:, 2015 Name: NRA Number (if any): CMP Number (if any): Address: Phone Number: E-Mail Address: Registration Fees: $5.00 Administration $10 for the.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match $10 for the Service Pistol EIC Match Total Registration Fees Enclosed: $ Registration fees may be paid by personal checks, cashier s check, or NRA Award Points. Please do not mail cash. Checks must be made payable to AAF&G. Please forward completed entry form and registration fees to: Paul Striffler 549 Bowline Road Severna Park, Maryland 21146 Confirmation of registration will be sent only if you provide either an e-mail address or a self-addressed stamped envelope or postcard. 3
2015 NRA REGISTERED 1800 OUTDOOR CONVENTIONAL PISTOL TOURNAMENTS NRA Registered 1800 Outdoor Conventional Pistol Tournament CMP Excellence-in-Competition (EIC).22 Rimfire Pistol Match CMP Excellence-in-Competition (EIC) Service Pistol Match Date: September 12, 2015, November 7, 2015 Sponsoring Organization: Anne Arundel Fish and Game Conservation Association Inc., 1730 Saint Margarets Road, Annapolis, Maryland 21401, www.aafg.org Rules: In accordance with the current addition of the National Rifle Association (NRA) Pistol Rules and the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) Competition Rules for Service Rifle and Pistol. Eligibility: Open to all eligible participants. You need not be a member of AAF&G, the NRA, or a CMP affiliated club to participate. Registration Fees: NRA Registration and Match Fees $10.00 Individual Matches $15.00 per gun Package Fee for two guns $35.00 CMP.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match $10.00 CMP Service Pistol EIC Match $10.00 Entries: There will be one relay of 24 competitors for the NRA 1800. There must be at least six nondistinguished shooters for each EIC Match. Competitors are encouraged to register by mail using the attached entry form with the appropriate fees. Competitors can pre-register by e-mail or telephone providing the entry form information. Registration will then be completed and fees collected upon arrival. Mail registration and pre-registration will insure proper squadding, facilitating the smooth conduct of the matches. Information for mail registration and pre-registration is as follows: Mail registration to: Paul Striffler 549 Bowline Road Severna Park, MD 21146 E-mail pre-registration: pjstriff@gmail.com Telephone: 410-544-5648 Competitors arriving the day of the match, without registration or pre-registration, will be accepted on a space-available basis for the NRA 1800. Personal checks, cashier s checks, and NRA Award Points will be accepted. Checks must be made payable to AAF&G. Match Schedule: Firing will commence promptly at 10:00am. The first relay will fire.22 pistols and then center fire pistols. The EIC NMC course of fire will be continuously conducted after the NRA 1800, commencing with the.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC match. The following relays will be filled in with.22 Rimfire Pistol competitors and Service Pistol competitors until all EIC competition is completed..22 Caliber Individual Matches - First Relay 10:00am. sharp. Match 1 20 Shots Slow Fire, 50 yards Match 2 National Match Course, 10 rds slow, 10 rds timed, 10 rds rapid fire Match 3 20 Shots Timed Fire, 25 yards Match 4 20 Shots Rapid Fire, 25 yards Center Fire Individual Matches -1-
Match 6 20 Shots Slow Fire, 50 yards Match 7 National Match Course, 10 rds slow, 10 rds timed, 10 rds rapid fire Match 8 20 Shots Timed Fire, 25 yards Match 9 20 Shots Rapid Fire, 25 yards Aggregate Matches (not fired) Match 5 Aggregate of matches 1 through 4 Match 10 Aggregate of matches 6 through 9 Match 11 Aggregate of matches 5 and 10 (Grand Aggregate) CMP.22 Rimfire Pistol and Service Pistol EIC Matches EIC Matches National Match Course 10 rds slow, 10 rds timed, 10 rds rapid fire All firing shall be done in the standing one-hand position. The ready position for the.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match timed and rapid-fire stages is with the loaded pistol down at the 45 degree angle. If the bench is too high the arm can be raised to not contact the bench. The ready positon for the Service Pistol EIC Match timed and rapid-fire stages is with the armed raised and the loaded pistol pointed at the target. Classification: The NRA classification system for conventional pistol competitions will be used for the NRA 1800, including Rule 19.6 (assigned classifications for shooters with classifications in related NRA pistol events). Individuals who have not been classified will fire in the Master Class. Competitors must provide proof of classification upon request. NRA Divisions/.22-Only Competitors: Competitors may elect to shoot in any division (Open, Metallic, or Production) by so notifying the Match Director prior to the commencement of the 1800 match. Any competitor who does not otherwise so notify the Match Director of such election shall compete in the Open division. Scores fired in all divisions will be combined for awards purposes. Competitors may also elect to shoot only.22 caliber guns during the entire NRA 1800 by so notifying the Match Director prior to the commencement of the NRA 1800. NRA Awards: Awards will be given to the open winners in each of the 11 matches. A first place award will be given in each class and category for each match provided that there are at least 5 competitors in the class and category. A second place award will be given if there are at least 10 competitors in the class and category, and a third place award will be given if there are at least 15 competitors in the class and category. Competitors who elect to shoot only.22 caliber guns during the entire NRA 1800, as provided above, will be in an awards category separate from all other competitors, will not be eligible for open class, or category awards, and will not be eligible for any awards unless at least 5 competitors shoot.22 only. Awards will be forwarded to winners by check, cash, or NRA award points. CMP Awards: Gold, Silver, and Bronze Achievement Pins will be presented to competitors (Distinguished or Non-Distinguished), in the CMP EIC Matches, that equal or exceed Achievement Award Scores. The cutscores for the gold, silver, and bronze achievement pin are as follows:.22 Rimfire Pistol: 265, 250, 235 Service Pistol: 256, 245, 230 Points Points are given to any non-distinguished shooters who place in the top ten percent of nondistinguished shooters, provided that the score fired by the competitor equals or exceeds the EIC Minimum Credit Score (Rule, 9.2.7). Calculations are based on rule 9.2.6. All Points are issued by the CMP. Minimum EIC Scores To receive EIC credit points, the score fired by the competitor must fulfill the requirements of Rule 9.2.6 (top 10%) and equal or exceed the EIC Minimum Credit Score (MCS) for that discipline (see CMP Rule 9.2.7). MCS scores are: Service Pistol. 250.22 Rimfire Pistol. 260 Challenges: A challenge fee of $1.00 will be charged for each challenge made. Challenges will be judged and validated by a designated 3 person jury. Squadding: All matches will be squadded. Squadding information will be issued from the Statistical Office, located on the firing line, and will be available one hour before starting time. -2-
Match Conditions: Scoring will be done down range. Competitors will pass scorecards right and score the target on their left; a range officer will score the high target. Competitors will be responsible for repairing their own targets. Scorers and competitors must sign each scorecard in order to receive credit for the match. Range personnel will assist in every way possible to avoid delays. Competitors may use NRA approved overlays to assist in scoring targets. To keep the tournament moving along smoothly overlays that magnify the target may not be used by competitors. Only Range Officers may use NRA approved scoring plugs. If a shooter disagrees with the point value of a shot a Range Officer can be requested to plug it. Once a plug is placed in a target it may not be removed until the score is resolved. Challenged targets will be removed from the target frame by a range officer and taken to the Chief Range officer for scoring. Competitors must provide their own staples and staple guns. Range Facilities: The Anne Arundel Fish and Game clubhouse provides sanitary facilities and a soda/water machine. A noon meal will usually be provided for a nominal fee. Club Regulations & Safety: Violations of NRA and CMP pistol rules, or club regulations, or good safety practices, will result in the competitor s removal from the range and forfeiture of fees. Signing of a club hold harmless agreement and a CMP Eligibility Affidavit and Liability Agreement is required of all competitors. Eye and ear protection must be supplied and worn by each shooter. Directions to Range: AAF&G is located at 1730 Saint Margarets Road in Annapolis, three miles west of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. From MD Route 50 eastbound, take Exit 28, Bay Dale Drive. Stay left to the stop sign on the service road. Make a left at the stop sign and proceed toward the Red Hot & Blue Restaurant. At the restaurant, make a right onto Old Mill Bottom Road. At the next intersection, make a right onto Saint Margarets Road (Route 179). Go 0.7 miles on Saint Margarets Road. The entrance to the club is on the right just before Mill Creek. Cross a small bridge over the creek and you have gone too far. For Further Information: Contact Paul Striffler at pjstriff@gmail.com or 410-544-5648. 2015 NRA 1800 Tournament Entry Form Paul Striffler 549 Bowline Road, Severna Park, Maryland 21146 Please Type or Print Date: Name: NRA No. (if any) Address: CMP No. (if any) Telephone Number: Home ( ) - Office ( ) - E-mail address: Outdoor Classification (Please Circle your category and classification below): Service Police Civilian Junior Senior Grand Senior Woman - High Master Master Expert Sharpshooter Marksman Unclassified Tournament Dates: (Circle all that apply) September 12, 2015; November 7, 2015 Registration Fee enclosed. NRA $35.00 for tournament, One gun $25.00, Two guns; CMP.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC $10.00, Service Pistol EIC $10.00 Confirmation will only be made if a self addressed stamped envelope or e-mail address is provided. -3-
2015 NRA REGISTERED 2700 OUTDOOR CONVENTIONAL PISTOL TOURNAMENTS NRA Registered 2700 Outdoor Conventional Pistol Tournament CMP Excellence-in-Competition (EIC).22 Rimfire Pistol Match CMP Excellence-in-Competition (EIC) Service Pistol Match Date: May 16, 2015; June 20, 2015; October 10, 2015 Sponsoring Organization: Anne Arundel Fish and Game Conservation Association Inc., 1730 Saint Margarets Road, Annapolis, Maryland 21401, www.aafg.org Rules: In accordance with the current addition of the National Rifle Association (NRA) Pistol Rules and the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) Competition Rules for Service Rifle and Pistol. Eligibility: Open to all eligible participants. You need not be a member of AAF&G, the NRA, or a CMP affiliated club to participate. Registration Fees: NRA Registration and Match Fees $10.00 Individual Matches $15.00 per gun Package Fee for all three guns $45.00 CMP.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match $10.00 CMP Service Pistol EIC Match $10.00 Entries: There will be one relay of 24 competitors for the NRA 2700. There must be at least six nondistinguished shooters for each EIC Match. Competitors are encouraged to register by mail using the attached entry form with the appropriate fees. Competitors can pre-register by e-mail or telephone providing the entry form information. Registration will then be completed and fees collected upon arrival. Mail registration and pre-registration will insure proper squadding, facilitating the smooth conduct of the matches. Information for mail registration and pre-registration is as follows: Mail registration to: Paul Striffler 549 Bowline Road Severna Park, MD 21146 E-mail pre-registration: pjstriff@gmail.com Telephone: 410-544-5648 Competitors arriving the day of the match, without registration or pre-registration, will be accepted on a space-available basis for the NRA 2700. Personal checks, cashier s checks, and NRA Award Points will be accepted. Checks must be made payable to AAF&G. Match Schedule: Firing will commence promptly at 9:00am. The first relay will fire 22 and center fire matches, then break for lunch for approximately 30 minutes, and then fire the.45 match. The EIC NMC course of fire will be continuously conducted after the NRA 2700, commencing with the.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC match. The following relays will be filled in with.22 Rimfire Pistol competitors and Service Pistol competitors until all EIC competition is completed..22 Caliber Individual Matches - First Relay 9:00am. sharp. Match 1 20 Shots Slow Fire, 50 yards Match 2 National Match Course, 10 rds slow, 10 rds timed, 10 rds rapid fire Match 3 20 Shots Timed Fire, 25 yards Match 4 20 Shots Rapid Fire, 25 yards Center Fire Individual Matches -1-
Match 6 20 Shots Slow Fire, 50 yards Match 7 National Match Course, 10 rds slow, 10 rds timed, 10 rds rapid fire Match 8 20 Shots Timed Fire, 25 yards Match 9 20 Shots Rapid Fire, 25 yards.45 Caliber Individual Matches Match 11 20 Shots Slow Fire, 50 yards Match 12 National Match Course, 10 rds slow, 10 rds timed, 10 rds rapid fire Match 13 20 Shots Timed Fire, 25 yards Match 14 20 Shots Rapid Fire, 25 yards Aggregate Matches (not fired) Match 5 Aggregate of matches 1 through 4 Match 10 Aggregate of matches 6 through 9 Match 15 Aggregate of matches 11 through 14 Match 16 Aggregate of matches 5,10, & 15 (Grand Aggregate) CMP.22 Rimfire Pistol and Service Pistol EIC Matches EIC Matches National Match Course 10 rds slow, 10 rds timed, 10 rds rapid fire All firing shall be done in the standing one-hand position. The ready position for the.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match timed and rapid-fire stages is with the loaded pistol down at the 45 degree angle. If the bench is too high the arm can be raised to not contact the bench. The ready positon for the Service Pistol EIC Match timed and rapid-fire stages is with the armed raised and the loaded pistol pointed at the target. Classification: The NRA classification system for conventional pistol competitions will be used for the NRA 2700, including Rule 19.6 (assigned classifications for shooters with classifications in related NRA pistol events). Individuals who have not been classified will fire in the Master Class. Competitors must provide proof of classification upon request. NRA Divisions/.22-Only Competitors: Competitors may elect to shoot in any division (Open, Metallic, or Production) by so notifying the Match Director prior to the commencement of the NRA 2700. Any competitor who does not otherwise so notify the Match Director of such election shall compete in the Open division. Scores fired in all divisions will be combined for awards purposes. Competitors may also elect to shoot only.22 caliber guns during the entire 2700 match by so notifying the Match Director prior to the commencement of the NRA 2700. NRA Awards: Awards will be given to the open winners in each of the 16 matches. A first place award will be given in each class and category for each match provided that there are at least 5 competitors in the class and category. A second place award will be given if there are at least 10 competitors in the class and category, and a third place award will be given if there are at least 15 competitors in the class and category. Competitors who elect to shoot only.22 caliber guns during the entire NRA 2700 as provided above will be in an awards category separate from all other competitors, will not be eligible for open, class, or category awards, and will not be eligible for any awards unless at least 5 competitors shoot.22 only. Awards will be forwarded to winners by check, cash, or NRA award points. CMP Awards: Gold, Silver, and Bronze Achievement Pins will be presented to competitors (Distinguished or Non-Distinguished), in the CMP EIC Matches, that equal or exceed Achievement Award Scores. The cutscores for the gold, silver, and bronze achievement pin are as follows:.22 Rimfire Pistol: 265, 250, 235 Service Pistol: 256, 245, 230 Points Points are given to any non-distinguished shooters who place in the top ten percent of nondistinguished shooters, provided that the score fired by the competitor equals or exceeds the EIC Minimum Credit Score (Rule, 9.2.7). Calculations are based on rule 9.2.6. All Points are issued by the CMP. Minimum EIC Scores To receive EIC credit points, the score fired by the competitor must fulfill the requirements of Rule 9.2.6 (top 10%) and equal or exceed the EIC Minimum Credit Score (MCS) for that discipline (see CMP Rule 9.2.7). MCS scores are: Service Pistol. 250-2-
.22 Rimfire Pistol. 260 Challenges: A challenge fee of $1.00 will be charged for each challenge made. Challenges will be judged and validated by a designated 3 person jury. Squadding: All matches will be squadded. Squadding information will be issued from the Statistical Office, located on the firing line, and will be available one hour before starting time. Match Conditions: Scoring will be done down range. Competitors will pass scorecards right and score the target on their left; a range officer will score the high target. Competitors will be responsible for repairing their own targets. Scorers and competitors must sign each scorecard in order to receive credit for the match. Range personnel will assist in every way possible to avoid delays. Competitors may use NRA approved overlays to assist in scoring targets. To keep the tournament moving along smoothly overlays that magnify the target may not be used by competitors. Only Range Officers may use NRA approved scoring plugs. If a shooter disagrees with the point value of a shot a Range Officer can be requested to plug it. Once a plug is placed in a target it may not be removed until the score is resolved. Challenged targets will be removed from the target frame by a range officer and taken to the Chief Range officer for scoring. Competitors must provide their own staples and staple guns. Range Facilities: The Anne Arundel Fish and Game clubhouse provides sanitary facilities and a soda/water machine. A noon meal will usually be provided for a nominal fee. Club Regulations & Safety: Violations of NRA and CMP pistol rules, or club regulations, or good safety practices, will result in the competitor s removal from the range and forfeiture of fees. Signing of a club hold harmless agreement and a CMP Eligibility Affidavit and Liability Agreement is required of all competitors. Eye and ear protection must be supplied and worn by each shooter. Directions to Range: AAF&G is located at 1730 Saint Margarets Road in Annapolis, three miles west of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. From MD Route 50 eastbound, take Exit 28, Bay Dale Drive. Stay left to the stop sign on the service road. Make a left at the stop sign and proceed toward the Red Hot & Blue Restaurant. At the restaurant, make a right onto Old Mill Bottom Road. At the next intersection, make a right onto Saint Margarets Road (Route 179). Go 0.7 miles on Saint Margarets Road. The entrance to the club is on the right just before Mill Creek. Cross a small bridge over the creek and you have gone too far. For Further Information: Contact Paul Striffler at pjstriff@gmail.com or 410-544-5648. 2015 NRA 2700 Tournament Entry Form Paul Striffler 549 Bowline Road, Severna Park, Maryland 21146 Please Type or Print Date: Name: NRA No. (if any) Address: CMP No. (if any) Telephone Number: Home ( ) - Office ( ) - E-mail address: Outdoor Classification (Please Circle your category and classification below): Service Police Civilian Junior Senior Grand Senior Woman - High Master Master Expert Sharpshooter Marksman Unclassified Tournament Dates: (Circle all that apply) May 16, 2015; June 20, 2015; October 10, 2015 Registration Fee enclosed. NRA $45.00 for tournament, One gun $25.00, Two guns $40.00; CMP.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC$10.00, Service Pistol EIC $10.00 Confirmation will only be made if a self-addressed stamped envelope or e-mail address is provided. -3-
2015 MID-ATLANTIC REVOLVER REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday, August 15, 2015 NRA Outdoor 1800 Revolver Match (.22 and CF), and NRA Distinguished Revolver (DR) Match CMP Excellence-in-Competition (EIC).22 Rimfire Pistol Match Sponsoring Organization: This match is sponsored by the Anne Arundel Fish & Game Conservation Association, Inc. Rules: Current National Rifle Association (NRA) rules applicable to open division conventional pistol matches will apply to the NRA service pistol match, except that guns used in the 1800 aggregate match must be revolvers that comply with Rule 3.4 (in the case of the.22 900 match) or Rule 3.2 (in the case of the center fire 900 match). Current Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) rules will apply to the.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match, and current NRA rules will apply to the Distinguished Revolver Match (DR). To be eligible to fire the DR match the competitor must have fired in the Regional Championship. Eligibility: This is an open match. Eligibility for the NRA 1800 Revolver match and DR match will be determined in accordance with current NRA rules, and eligibility for the EIC match will be determined in accordance with current CMP rules. You need not be a member of AAF&G, the NRA, or a CMP affiliated club to participate. Registration Fees: NRA Registration and Match Fees $10.00 Individual Matches $15.00 per gun Package Fee for two guns $35.00 NRA DR Match $5.00 CMP.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match $10.00 Entries: There will be one relay of 24 competitors for the NRA Revolver 1800. There must be at least six non-distinguished shooters for each EIC Match. There must be at least five non-distinguished shooters for each DR Match. Competitors are encouraged to register by mail using the attached entry form with the appropriate fees. Competitors can pre-register by e-mail or telephone providing the entry form information. Registration will then be completed and fees collected upon arrival. Mail registration and pre-registration will insure proper squadding, facilitating the smooth conduct of the matches. Information for mail registration and pre-registration is as follows: Mail registration to: Paul Striffler 549 Bowline Road Severna Park, MD 21146 E-mail pre-registration: pjstriff@gmail.com Telephone: 410-544-5648 Competitors arriving the day of the match, without registration or pre-registration, will be accepted on a space-available basis for the NRA Revolver18000. Personal checks, cashier s checks, and NRA Award Points will be accepted. Match Schedule: Firing will commence promptly at 9:00am. The first relay will fire.22 revolvers and then center fire revolvers. The NMC course of fire will be continuously conducted after the NRA 1800, commencing with the NRA DR Match. All center fire competition must be completed by 1:00pm. The following relay will be for.22 Rimfire Pistol competitors, and will be rerun if needed until all.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC competition is completed..22 Caliber Individual Matches - First Relay 9:00am. sharp. 1
Match 1 20 Shots Slow Fire, 50 yards Match 2 National Match Course, 10 rds slow, 10 rds timed, 10 rds rapid fire Match 3 20 Shots Timed Fire, 25 yards Match 4 20 Shots Rapid Fire, 25 yards Center Fire Individual Matches Match 6 20 Shots Slow Fire, 50 yards Match 7 National Match Course, 10 rds slow, 10 rds timed, 10 rds rapid fire Match 8 20 Shots Timed Fire, 25 yards Match 9 20 Shots Rapid Fire, 25 yards Aggregate Matches (not fired) Match 5 Aggregate of matches 1 through 4 Match 10 Aggregate of matches 6 through 9 Match 11 Aggregate of matches 5 and 10 (Grand Aggregate) NRA DR and CMP.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Matches DR/EIC National Match Course 10 rds slow, 10 rds timed, 10 rds rapid fire All firing shall be done in the standing one-hand position. The ready position for the.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match timed and rapid-fire stages is with the loaded pistol down at the 45 degree angle. If the bench is too high the arm can be raised to not contact the bench. Classification: The NRA classification system for conventional pistol competitions will be used for the NRA Revolver 1800, including Rule 19.6 (assigned classifications for shooters with classifications in related NRA pistol events). Individuals who have not been classified will fire in the Master Class. Competitors must provide proof of classification upon request..22-only Competitors: Competitors may elect to shoot only.22 caliber guns during the entire NRA 1800 by so notifying the Match Director prior to the commencement of the NRA 1800. Any competitor who does not otherwise so notify the Match Director of such election shall compete in the Open division. NRA Awards: Awards will be given to the open winners in each of the 11 matches. A first place award will be given in each class and category for each match provided that there are at least 5 competitors in the class and category. A second place award will be given if there are at least 10 competitors in the class and category, and a third place award will be given if there are at least 15 competitors in the class and category. Competitors who elect to shoot only.22 caliber guns during the entire NRA Revolver 1800, as provided above, will be in an awards category separate from all other competitors, will not be eligible for open, class, or category awards, and will not be eligible for any awards unless at least 5 competitors shoot.22 only. Awards will be forwarded to winners by check, cash, or NRA award points. CMP Awards: Gold, Silver, and Bronze Achievement Pins will be presented to competitors (Distinguished or Non-Distinguished), in the CMP.22 Service Pistol EIC Matches, that equal or exceed Achievement Award Scores. The cut-scores for the gold, silver, and bronze achievement pin are as follows:.22 Rimfire Pistol: 265, 250, 235 Points Points are given to any non-distinguished shooters who place in the top ten percent of nondistinguished shooters, provided that the score fired by the competitor equals or exceeds the EIC Minimum Credit Score (Rule, 9.2.7). Calculations are based on rule 9.2.6. All Points are issued by the CMP. Minimum EIC Scores To receive EIC credit points, the score fired by the competitor must fulfill the requirements of Rule 9.2.6 (top 10%) and equal or exceed the EIC Minimum Credit Score (MCS) for that discipline (see CMP Rule 9.2.7). The MCS score is:.22 Rimfire Pistol. 260 Challenges: A challenge fee of $1 must be posted for any challenge, and will be returned to the shooter if the challenge is successful. Challenges will be judged by a 3-person jury. Squadding: All matches will be squadded. Squadding information will be issued from the Statistical Office, located on the firing line, and will be available one hour before starting time. 2
Match Conditions: Scoring will be done down range. Competitors will pass scorecards right and score the target on their left; a range officer will score the high target. Competitors will be responsible for repairing their own targets. Scorers and competitors must sign each scorecard in order to receive credit for the match. Range personnel will assist in every way possible to avoid delays. Competitors may use NRA approved overlays to assist in scoring targets. To keep the tournament moving along smoothly overlays that magnify the target may not be used by competitors. Only Range Officers may use NRA approved scoring plugs. If a shooter disagrees with the point value of a shot a Range Officer can be requested to plug it. Once a plug is placed in a target it may not be removed until the score is resolved. Challenged targets will be removed from the target frame by a range officer and taken to the Chief Range officer for scoring. Competitors must provide their own staples and staple guns. Club Regulations & Safety: Violations of NRA and CMP pistol rules, or club regulations, or good safety practices, will result in the competitor s removal from the range and forfeiture of fees. Signing of a club hold harmless agreement and a CMP Eligibility Affidavit and Liability Agreement is required of all competitors. Eye and ear protection must be supplied and worn by each shooter. The Anne Arundel Fish and Game clubhouse provides sanitary facilities and a soda/water machine. Directions to Range: AAF&G is located at 1730 Saint Margarets Road in Annapolis, three miles west of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. From MD Route 50 eastbound, take Exit 28, Bay Dale Drive. Stay left to the stop sign on the service road. Make a left at the stop sign and proceed toward the Red Hot & Blue Restaurant. At the restaurant, make a right onto Old Mill Bottom Road. At the next intersection, make a right onto Saint Margarets Road (Route 179). Go 0.7 miles on Saint Margarets Road. The entrance to the club is on the right just before Mill Creek. Cross a small bridge over the creek, you have gone too far. For Further Information: Contact Paul Striffler at PJStriff@gmail.com or 410-544-5648. 2015 Mid-Atlantic Revolver Regional Championship Entry Form Please print or type Date:, 2015 Name: NRA No. (if any): CMP No. (if any) Address: Phone Number: E-Mail Address: Outdoor NRA Classification and category (please circle as applicable): Service Police Civilian Junior Senior Grand Senior Woman - High Master Master Expert Sharpshooter Marksman Unclassified Registration Fees: $25 for One Revolver. $35 for Two Revolvers $5 for the NRA Distinguished Revolver match. $10 for the CMP.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match. Total Registration Fees Enclosed: $ Registration fees may be paid by personal checks, cashier s check, or NRA Award Points. Please do not mail cash. Checks must be made payable to AAF&G. Please forward completed entry Paul Striffler form and registration fees to: 549 Bowline Road Severna Park, Maryland 21146 Confirmation of registration will be sent only if you provide either an e-mail address or a selfaddressed stamped envelope or postcard. 3
2015 CHESAPEAKE BAY SERVICE PISTOL REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday, June 6, 2015 NRA Regional Outdoor Conventional 900 Service Pistol Match CMP Excellence-in-Competition (EIC) Service Pistol Match NRA Distinguished Revolver (DR) Match CMP Excellence-in-Competition (EIC).22 Rimfire Pistol Match Sponsoring Organization: This match is sponsored by the Anne Arundel Fish & Game Conservation Association, Inc. Rules: Current National Rifle Association (NRA) rules applicable to open division conventional pistol matches will apply to the NRA service pistol match, except that guns and ammunition used in the NRA service pistol match must comply with Rule 3.1 and either Rule 3.1.1 or 3.1.2. Current Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) rules will apply to the Excellence-in-Competition Match (EIC), and current NRA rules will apply to the Distinguished Revolver Match (DR). To be eligible to fire the DR match the competitor must have fired in the Regional Championship. Eligibility: This is an open match. Eligibility for the NRA service pistol match and DR match will be determined in accordance with current NRA rules, and eligibility for the EIC match will be determined in accordance with current CMP rules. You need not be a member of AAF&G, the NRA, or a CMP affiliated club to participate. Registration Fees: NRA Service Pistol Match $30.00 CMP Service Pistol EIC Match $10.00 NRA DR Match $5.00 CMP.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match $10.00 Entries: There will be one relay of 24 competitors for the NRA Service Pistol 900. There must be at least six non-distinguished shooters for each EIC Match. There must be at least five non-distinguished shooters for each DR Match. Competitors are encouraged to register by mail using the attached entry form with the appropriate fees. Competitors can pre-register by e-mail or telephone providing the entry form information. Registration will then be completed and fees collected upon arrival. Mail registration and pre-registration will insure proper squadding, facilitating the smooth conduct of the matches. Information for mail registration and pre-registration is as follows: Mail registration to: Paul Striffler 549 Bowline Road Severna Park, MD 21146 E-mail pre-registration: pjstriff@gmail.com Telephone: 410-544-5648 Competitors arriving the day of the match, without registration or pre-registration, will be accepted on a space-available basis for the NRA Service Pistol 900. Personal checks, cashier s checks, and NRA Award Points will be accepted. Checks must be made payable to AAF&G. Match Schedule: Firing will commence promptly at 10:00am. The first relay will fire the NRA Service 1
Pistol 900. The NMC course of fire will be continuously conducted after the NRA 900, commencing with the Service Pistol EIC match and then the NRA DR. All center fire competition must be completed by 1:00pm. The following relay will be for.22 Rimfire Pistol competitors, and will be rerun if needed until all EIC.22 Rimfire pistol competition is completed. Service Pistol Individual Matches - First Relay 10:00am. sharp. Match 1 20 Shots Slow Fire, 50 yards Match 2 National Match Course, 10 rds slow, 10 rds timed, 10 rds rapid fire Match 3 20 Shots Timed Fire, 25 yards Match 4 20 Shots Rapid Fire, 25 yards Aggregate Match (not fired) Match 5 Aggregate of matches 1 through 4 (grand aggregate) Service Pistol EIC Match, NRA DR Match, and.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match EIC Matches National Match Course 10 rds slow, 10 rds timed, 10 rds rapid fire All firing shall be done in the standing one-hand position. The ready position for the.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match timed and rapid-fire stages is with the loaded pistol down at the 45 degree angle. If the bench is too high the arm can be raised to not contact the bench. The ready positon for the Service Pistol EIC Match and DR Match timed and rapid-fire stages is with the armed raised and the loaded pistol pointed at the target. Classification: The NRA classification system for conventional pistol competitions will be used for the NRA 900, including Rule 19.6 (assigned classifications for shooters with classifications in related NRA pistol events). Individuals who have not been classified will fire in the Master Class. Competitors must provide proof of classification upon request. NRA Awards: Awards will be given to the open winners in each of the five matches. A first place award will be given in each class and category for each match provided that there are at least 5 competitors in the class and category. A second place award will be given if there are at least 10 competitors in the class and category, and a third place award will be given if there are at least 15 competitors in the class and category. Awards will be forwarded to winners by check, cash, or NRA award points. CMP Awards: Gold, Silver, and Bronze Achievement Pins will be presented to competitors (Distinguished or Non-Distinguished), in the CMP EIC Matches, that equal or exceed Achievement Award Scores. The cut-scores for the gold, silver, and bronze achievement pin are as follows:.22 Rimfire Pistol: 265, 250, 235 Service Pistol: 256, 245, 230 Points Points are given to any non-distinguished shooters who place in the top ten percent of nondistinguished shooters, provided that the score fired by the competitor equals or exceeds the EIC Minimum Credit Score (Rule, 9.2.7). Calculations are based on rule 9.2.6. All Points are issued by the CMP. Minimum EIC Scores To receive EIC credit points, the score fired by the competitor must fulfill the requirements of Rule 9.2.6 (top 10%) and equal or exceed the EIC Minimum Credit Score (MCS) for that discipline (see CMP Rule 9.2.7). MCS scores are: Service Pistol. 250.22 Rimfire Pistol. 260 Challenges: A challenge fee of $1 must be posted for any challenge, and will be returned to the shooter if the challenge is successful. Challenges will be judged by a 3-person jury. Squadding: The NRA service pistol match will be squadded. Squadding information will be provided beginning one hour before the commencement of the match. Match Conditions: Scoring will be done down range. Competitors will pass scorecards right and score the target on their left; a range officer will score the high target. Competitors will be responsible for repairing their own targets. Scorers and competitors must sign each scorecard in order to receive credit for the match. Range personnel will assist in every way possible to avoid delays. Competitors may use NRA approved overlays to assist in scoring targets. To keep the tournament moving along smoothly 2
overlays that magnify the target may not be used by competitors. Only Range Officers may use NRA approved scoring plugs. If a shooter disagrees with the point value of a shot a Range Officer can be requested to plug it. Once a plug is placed in a target it may not be removed until the score is resolved. Challenged targets will be removed from the target frame by a range officer and taken to the Chief Range officer for scoring. Competitors must provide their own staples and staple guns. Range Facilities: The Anne Arundel Fish and Game clubhouse provides sanitary facilities and a soda/water machine. Club Regulations & Safety: Violations of NRA and CMP pistol rules, or club regulations, or good safety practices, will result in the competitor s removal from the range and forfeiture of fees. Signing of a club hold harmless agreement and a CMP Eligibility Affidavit and Liability Agreement is required of all competitors. Eye and ear protection must be supplied and worn by each shooter. Directions to Range: AAF&G is located at 1730 Saint Margarets Road in Annapolis, three miles west of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. From MD Route 50 eastbound, take Exit 28, Bay Dale Drive. Stay left to the stop sign on the service road. Make a left at the stop sign and proceed toward the Red Hot & Blue Restaurant. At the restaurant, make a right onto Old Mill Bottom Road. At the next intersection, make a right onto Saint Margarets Road (Route 179). Go 0.7 miles on Saint Margarets Road. The entrance to the club is on the right just before Mill Creek. If you cross a small bridge over the creek, you have gone too far. For Further Information: Contact Paul Striffler at pjstriff@gmail.com or 410-544-5648. 2015 Chesapeake Bay Service Pistol Regional Championship Entry Form Please print or type Date:, 2015 Name: NRA No. (if any): CMP No. (if any) Address: Phone Number: E-Mail Address: Outdoor NRA Classification and category (please circle as applicable): Service Police Civilian Junior Senior Grand Senior Woman - High Master Master Expert Sharpshooter Marksman Unclassified Registration Fees: $30 for the NRA service pistol 900 match. $10 for the CMP Service Pistol EIC Match. $5 for the NRA DR Match. $10 for the CMP.22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match. Total Registration Fees Enclosed: $ Registration fees may be paid by personal checks, cashier s check, or NRA Award Points. Please do not mail cash. Checks must be made payable to AAF&G. Please forward completed entry Paul Striffler form and registration fees to: 549 Bowline Road Severna Park, Maryland 21146 Confirmation of registration will be sent only if you provide either an e-mail address or a self-addressed stamped envelope or postcard. 3