Stage Descriptions, Such As They Are

[shred]

[Edited down from the full set at www.steelchallenge.com]

The best four out of five runs will be counted as the total score for each stage, except for WINCHESTER Outer Limits, which will be the best three out of four runs.

PMC AMMUNITION Showdown will have two 3’x 3’ shooting boxes and two runs will be shot from one shooting box and two from the other. The competitor may choose from either box to shoot their fifth and final run. There is NO movement between boxes during this course of fire.

The PRO-EARS by RIDGELINE Flying M 2000 will have the competitor begin in Box A and engage the "A" targets, move forward to Box B and engage the "B" targets and Stop Plate in one continuous course of fire.

The WINCHESTER AMMUNITION Outer Limits will have three 4’ x 4’ shooting boxes. The shooter will start on their weak side shooting box and will engage the 20 and 35 yard plates on the weak side of the center line, move to the middle shooting box and engage the remaining two plates and stop plate. Note: Only two of the three boxes will be used by each shooter. Depending on whether you are right or left handed, you will begin in the appropriate outside box and finish in the middle box.

USPSA rules will apply for shots fired while moving into the second shooting box in WINCHESTER’S Outer Limits and the PRO-EARS by RIDGELINE Flying M 2000. If the contestant fires and leaves Box A and then realizes they missed and/or hit the targets out of sequence and returns to Box A and continues to shoot, there will be no procedural penalty (Keep the muzzle down range while returning to Box A). Any target(s) struck in the incorrect order ( A vs. B ) WILL be judged as a miss. If any shots are fired after having begun to move forward out of the box, there WILL be a procedural penalty. (For ease of judging, both feet must be touching down while firing in Box A in the PRO-EARS by RIDGELINE Flying M 2000 and the Weak Side Box in WINCHESTER Outer Limits.) Upon reaching Box B, the contestant may begin to fire when one foot is in the box and the trailing foot is either in the box or in the air.

The WINCHESTER Outer Limits has the same movement conditions as the PRO-EARS by RIDGELINE Flying M 2000. The shooter may not leave the initial box until AFTER the first two targets are engaged. Upon entering the second box, the competitor may begin to engage the targets when the trailing foot is off the runway.

[Flexmoney]

shred,

Thanks. I copied and pasted some of that into the diagrams.

[shred]

Cool.. safe to kill my otherwise irrelevant posts in those threads.