There were squares of cardboard turned upside down on a chair. You turn over a square, and whatever color post-it was on that square, that is the color you were supposed to shoot on the target.
OK State .22 & .223 Tactical Rifle Indoor Championship
- Thread starter David E
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There were squares of cardboard turned upside down on a chair. You turn over a square, and whatever color post-it was on that square, that is the color you were supposed to shoot on the target.
Burk Cornelius
Regular guy
jtischauser
I'm addicted to kicking ass
You turned over a card at each position and shot the color that was on the card. Not to difficult really. The other colors were not no shoots. The trick was knowing your mechanical offset. I shot about 20 rounds at the first one trying to find where I was at.
foghorn918
Consistently Inconsistent
Match looked like fun. I hope there is another one in the future.
Burk Cornelius
Regular guy
Here is a video for everyone wanting to see Paul's sweet 10/22. The only guy on our squad to shoot the "communion wafer" stage clean
I'm also going to move this over to match talk since the match is over. Feel free to continue talking about this awesome match.
I'm also going to move this over to match talk since the match is over. Feel free to continue talking about this awesome match.
Burk Cornelius
Regular guy
I just realized that I only shot the post-it notes TWICE each. I think the course of fire required THREE each, didn't it? Thanks buddies.........
jtischauser
I'm addicted to kicking ass
Burk Cornelius
Regular guy
annnnnnd, not so clean. I think he forgot his Mechanical offset
. Sorry Paul, I couldn't resist
dennishoddy
Moderator
yep, three each.
Burk Cornelius
Regular guy
yep, three each.
Would it have killed you to tell me that?
dennishoddy
Moderator
Sorry. There were folks in the peanut gallery trying to get your attention. You were too deep in the zone I guess?
Burk Cornelius
Regular guy
In the zone? or head up my ass?.......................tomato / tomATO
dennishoddy
Moderator
I just made all of that up.
Honestly, I didn't realize it until we were scoring targets.
Honestly, I didn't realize it until we were scoring targets.
gnnrsm8
Well-Known Fanatic
Wow, what a match !
1) It will be more "run and gun" kind of like the pistol matches, but with smaller targets. :72:
2) Rimfire ONLY (the .223 muzzle blast ranged from bearable to WHOA!!!) :098: :sign0099:
3) .22 Handguns allowed (closer shooting positions, if needed) :s_cool:
4) Tubular magazine .22's allowed (no required reload, DRT scoring utilized) :welcome:
5) Bolt action .22's allowed (DRT scoring) :08:
6) The earliest would be the 5th Sunday in July Earlier start? :a102:
1) It will be more "run and gun" kind of like the pistol matches, but with smaller targets. :72:
2) Rimfire ONLY (the .223 muzzle blast ranged from bearable to WHOA!!!) :098: :sign0099:
3) .22 Handguns allowed (closer shooting positions, if needed) :s_cool:
4) Tubular magazine .22's allowed (no required reload, DRT scoring utilized) :welcome:
5) Bolt action .22's allowed (DRT scoring) :08:
6) The earliest would be the 5th Sunday in July Earlier start? :a102:
jtischauser
I'm addicted to kicking ass
During the match I was kinda thinking eh that wasn't that fun but looking back on it I had a blast. I was super tired from the sectional on saturday and rifle match earlier in the day or I would have done a lot better. I'm already getting excited about another one. Id be willing to shoot one on the 1st or 3rd Sunday in place of the pistol match.
dennishoddy
Moderator
I can understand your position.
You drove and shot one match, and had to travel and make another. That makes for a long day. Kudu's to you for making it to the match and doing the scoring.
I'm impressed with the dedication
foghorn918
Consistently Inconsistent
annnnnnd, not so clean. I think he forgot his Mechanical offset. Sorry Paul, I couldn't resist
That's great! Paul I like your comment at the end about not knowing where POI was. Who knew you would need a "spotter" for an indoor match. I don't think I would have known my POI either at those indoor distances, plus small targets and poor eyesight, I'd be hopin for some luck.
What were most of you guys rifles zeroed for? I currently have my M&P 15-22 and red dot zeroed for 25 meters, because I shot at an Appleseed and just left it there, and planning to do another one down the road.
