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There seems to be a lot of interest on this Board regarding our newly established .22RF F-Class Competition. Several of you have expressed an interest in participating in the competition but can not make the monthly trek to the Magnolia R&P Club in order to participate. While GunOneDown is working on a match schedule for the coast area folks, there is still much of the state that is not covered. In order to grow this event and encourage participation from all segments of our shooting community to include juniors and women, I would like to propose we conduct a monthly Postal Match. These matches will be run separately from our regularly scheduled on-site matches. You may be asking, -- “What is a Postal Match?”
How Does it Work?
A postal match is an honor system target competition where we would have an established a set of rules and Course of Fire (COF). Two or more shooters go to your range or customary shooting location. Each shooter fires the established COF under the general rules below. You do your best and submit your scorecard to the Postal Match Director via US Mail or via email.
General Rules
*You are responsible for your own safety and the safety of those around you, including eye and ear protection.
*No age restriction; shooters under 18 must have parental consent and supervision during their shooting activity.
*Only one scorecard may be submitted per person, per class each month.
*All qualification decisions will be done and made by the Postal Match Director and all decisions are final.
*Anyone not following the COF and instructions will be disqualified – Again, this is a HONOR system match.
*The Postal Match Director reserves the right to disqualify any scorecard and any shooter for any reason. Typically, this will only be done for obvious rule violation.
*The Postal Match Director is not liable for any damages or injury resulting from participating in this match.
*All scorecards will become property of the Postal Match Director and will not be returned.
*Monthly results will be posted on MSGO.
Submitting your Scorecard
Write the following on the scorecard (Score cards and targets will be made available on-line for printing):
*Shooter’s name
*Denote Junior or Woman shooter
*Email address of shooter
*Date and time Postal Match fired
*Model and Make of Rifle used
*Brand of Scope used and maximum power used
*Brand of ammunition used
*Range details (indoors, outdoors, weather if applicable)
Scorecards can be digitally scanned (Word or PDF) or mailed to the Postal Match Director for recording.
Anyone interested?
How Does it Work?
A postal match is an honor system target competition where we would have an established a set of rules and Course of Fire (COF). Two or more shooters go to your range or customary shooting location. Each shooter fires the established COF under the general rules below. You do your best and submit your scorecard to the Postal Match Director via US Mail or via email.
General Rules
*You are responsible for your own safety and the safety of those around you, including eye and ear protection.
*No age restriction; shooters under 18 must have parental consent and supervision during their shooting activity.
*Only one scorecard may be submitted per person, per class each month.
*All qualification decisions will be done and made by the Postal Match Director and all decisions are final.
*Anyone not following the COF and instructions will be disqualified – Again, this is a HONOR system match.
*The Postal Match Director reserves the right to disqualify any scorecard and any shooter for any reason. Typically, this will only be done for obvious rule violation.
*The Postal Match Director is not liable for any damages or injury resulting from participating in this match.
*All scorecards will become property of the Postal Match Director and will not be returned.
*Monthly results will be posted on MSGO.
Submitting your Scorecard
Write the following on the scorecard (Score cards and targets will be made available on-line for printing):
*Shooter’s name
*Denote Junior or Woman shooter
*Email address of shooter
*Date and time Postal Match fired
*Model and Make of Rifle used
*Brand of Scope used and maximum power used
*Brand of ammunition used
*Range details (indoors, outdoors, weather if applicable)
Scorecards can be digitally scanned (Word or PDF) or mailed to the Postal Match Director for recording.
Anyone interested?
