South Fork holds Mt Airy style Varmint match August 25th

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SOUTH FORK RIFLE CLUB VARMINT SHOOT
AUGUST 25, 20012
SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY––THE NUMBER ONE PRIORITY AT ALL TIMES! DURING A MATCH!!!!
While on club property for a match, bolt-action firearms must have bolts remove. Slide, lever or hinged action firearms will have their actions open and a piece of cloth inserted into the action so it can be seen and the action cannot be closed. Please keep the action of your firearm open, the magazine or clip (s) empty and carry your firearm with the muzzle pointed skywards until you are on the firing line. Once you are given the command by the “range master” to install bolts you may load your firearm, clips, etc. After you have completed a relay please be sure your firearm, magazine and/or clips are again made safe.
You may clean or work on your firearm during a match. These activities shall be done behind the firing line.
If, during your relay, you have a problem with your firearm or other equipment on the bench, you may request and will receive help from the “range master” or someone he designates to help you. However you must complete your record string for that relay in the allotted time period. After the “cease fire” command for that relay is given the relay is final.
In the case of an “emergency cease fire” command, all shooters will immediately make their firearms safe and step behind the orange line which is behind their bench. Once the problem is solved the “range master” will order the relay back to their benches and the remaining time and if necessary additional time may be given to complete the relay.
All youth shooters MUST have a parent or legal guardian (18 years of age or older) with them while they are at the shooting bench or handling a firearm on the club’s property.
Everyone on the benches must have and utilize eye and ear protection during a “Commence Fire” period. This is each person’s responsibility. Absolutely no alcoholic beverages on club property during the match.
Targets in the shape of a groundhogs or prairie dogs with scoring ring will be shot at distances of 100 yards, 200 yards , 300 yards AND 400 yards.. There will be 6 minute matches for each distance. There will be two classes of rifles: Factory and Custom. Factory and Custom rifles will shoot 5 shots for record and unlimited sighters at 100,200,300 and 400 yards. Spotting Scopes and coaching are allowed. The order of fire for Factory and Custom rifles will be 400 yards, 300 yards, 200 yards and then 100 yards.
SHOOTING CLASSES
Factory:
- Factory original rifle. Must be identifiable as factory original including the receiver and barrel.
1. Bedding may be changed, trigger adjusted, recoil pad added
2. Rifles chambered for BR and PPC cartridges are not permitted
3. Accuracy assets/sleds are not permitted
4. Any scope is permitted


Custom:
1. Any rifle under 20 pounds.
2. Any cartridge smaller than 50 caliber
Junior Shooters
There will be a separate class for youth shooters under the age of 17. They will have an entry fee of $5.00 and at least 100% of the entry fee will be awarded as prizes.
Equipment
Shots shall be fired using a sandbag or sandbags to support the fore end of the firearm. The sandbag or sandbags may be supported on a pedestal. NOTE: The new front rests that have rollers may be used. Bipods may be used. A rear rest, using a sandbag or sandbags to support the butt stock of the rifle between the rear of the pistol grip and the toe of the butt stock is allowed. Neither rest may be attached to the bench. ONE PIECE RESTS ARE NOT PERMITTED!
Registration
Registration will be from 7:00 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. Registration ends after everyone has finished the first relay. The shoot will begin around 9:00 AM. The cost per rifle will be $12.00 also there will be poker played on the back of your 400 yard target for a cost of $ 3.00.. The amount and number of awards will depend on the number of shooters in the class. 1 to 5 shooters - 1st place, 6 to 10 shooters - 1st and 2nd place and over 10 shooters – 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.

For More in contact : Joe Reffner @ 814-693-9762
Email; southforkrifleclub@yahoo.com
www.southforkrifleclub.com
 
Mt Airy match-------results south fork style

Match went well. The 400, 300, 200, 100 targets array was very challenging. The pulled pork was also very well recieved by the shooters! below are the results, It was fun and looks like South Fork will be having these matches next year.

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25-Aug-12
South Fork Rifle Club Varmint Match
Class NAME CALIBER 400 YD 300 YD 200 YD 100 YD TOTAL Place
FACTORY CLASS
F DON SIPES 223 46 42 42 43 173 1
F PAUL SCANLAN 6.5x284 41 42 42 38 163
F ALAN BRANDON 223 35 38 33 32 138

CUSTOM CLASS
C JACK BALON 6 PPC 47 45 49 50 191 1
C JACK BALON 6 BR 47 44 49 46 186 2
C JEFF GATES 6 PPC 46 42 48 48 184 3
C ROGER SHADLE 6 BR 49 44 45 44 182
C TOM SCHWARTZ 30 BR 48 43 45 38 174 LEWIS
C JOE REFFNER 30 BR 45 36 45 47 173
C BOB HORTEN 6 PPC 48 42 49 29 168
C JIM LUCAS 308 41 45 48 30 164
C JOE REFFNER 6.5x47 40 47 49 27 163
C GARY GRANT 30 BR 42 39 45 29 155
C JIM LUCAS 6 PPC 33 41 44 37 155
C CRAIG MYERS 6.5x47 38 37 45 33 153
C FRANK MILAVEC 6 BR 46 35 41 28 150
C ALVIN LEE 25-06 36 41 39 32 148
C THAD GIBBONS 6 PPC 41 46 27 30 144
C BRANDEN SHAW 6 BR 46 31 40 27 144
C BARRY KAUFMAN 308 46 39 43 10 138
C DAN PENROSE 6 BR 32 26 50 19 127
C DAN PENROSE 30 BR 34 41 27 18 120
C RICHARD COLE 6 BR 41 0 39 35 115
C RICHARD JOHN 284 0 33 27 27 87
C GILBERT CRAWER 6 BR 15 7 47 17 86
 
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