2010 Speed Shotgun Club Matches

[rz317]

In addition to our Multi-Gun club matches, we are going to try something new in the 2010 season. Atlanta Conservation Club in Atlanta, IN will host two “Speed Shotgun Matches”. It seems that there has been increased interest in Shotgun-only matches in this country in recent years and we’re going to give hosting a couple of them a try.

2010 Speed Shotgun Matches at ACC:

Sunday March 14

Sunday July 11

The details below will also be available at www.atlantacc.net soon…

Atlanta Conservation Club

Speed Shotgun Match

Presented by

Atlanta Multi-Gun

Description: This will be a “Pro Am style” all-shotgun match. Most stages will involve some use of props, and will also require some movement. Targets will be knock-down steel (plates, poppers, etc.) and clay birds. Most stages may have 20-30 or more targets. Each stage will have a “Par Time” (time limit). Par Times will be set so that no one will realistically be able to neutralize all the targets… just get as many as you can before time runs out.

Divisions:

Open: No restrictions on ammo capacity, modifications, or accessories.

Standard: No optics, ports, compensators, speed-loaders, or detachable magazines allowed. Shotguns may not be loaded with more than 9 rounds prior to the start signal, but capacity will not be limited after the start signal.

Standard Manual: Same as Standard Division, but shotgun must have a manually operated action (pump, lever, etc.)

Ammo & what else to bring: Due to the high number of targets, we recommended bringing at least 100 rounds. Minimum caliber is 20 Gauge for all Divisions. Lead birdshot only. Some type of shell carriers/pouches are recommended, but additional ammo may be stored in pockets, etc. We also recommend that you bring gloves for resetting lead splattered targets.

Scoring: Each stage has a Par Time that is the maximum amount of time a shooter has to shoot a stage. Par Time will be equal for all Divisions. When the Par Time is reached, the buzzer will sound. There will be no penalty for shots taken overtime but targets engaged/neutralized overtime will not count for score. Targets must be neutralized to score: steel must fall and clays must break (1 BB hole is a break). The RO may verbally indicate that a clay is broken. Your score on a stage is simply the number of targets you neutralized. Your final match score is the sum of your stage scores. There will be no penalties for targets not engaged or failure to neutralize, unless per the stage description requirement.

Penalties: Shooting from an illegal position will incur one hit penalty per shot fired. Failing to follow stage requirements per the stage description will incur the number of hit penalties stated in the stage description.

Match Fee

$20 per entry.

Half price for ROs and Saturday set-up crew.

Ryan Zamberlan

Multi-Gun Match Director

Edited January 14, 2010 by rz317

[Jesse Tischauser]

This sounds like a great match Ryan. I wish IN was closer to OK.