Baltimore County Game & Fish Rifle Team
MATCH DATE(S): Baltimore County's High Power Rifle Team will be holding a M1 Garand Rifle Clinic. Clinic is held rain or shine.
Saturday, April 21, 2012
RULES: CMP Competition Rules 15th Edition 2011.
*3.1.5 As Issued M-1 Garand - U.S. Rifle, caliber .30 M-1 (.30-06), as issued by the U. S. Armed Forces or the same type and caliber of commercially manufactured rifle, having not less than a 4 � pound trigger, pull, with standard stock and leather or web sling. Rifles in the "as issued" class must conform to the weight and dimensions of the standard CMP issue M-1 Garand, and only U.S. Government issue parts, or commercial parts of the exact same material, weight, and dimensions, may be used. Rifles may be accurized only to the extent possible by careful assembly of standard parts. No other modification or alteration of the "as issued" rifle is permitted. Match officials are encouraged to disallow participation in the As Issued M-1 Garand Class of any rifle not complying with the spirit of the rules, which is competition between competitors firing equal equipment. Only .30-06 ammunition will be used and supplied by the club.
RIFLE: There are rifles available for students who do not own an M1 Garand.
AMMUNITION: All shooters are required to purchase ammunition from the club. Ammunitions prices may vary do to the availability of ammunition from the CMP.
SQUADDING: Clinic starts promptly at 8:00 am. Clinic registration starts at 7:00 am.
STUDENTS: This clinic is open to the public, club members and their friends, NRA membership is encouraged.
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPETITORS: See rule 3.1.5 above.
ENTRY FEE: $85.00 - Baltimore County Club Members and $95.00 - Non-Club Members entry fee for clinic. (Ammunition 68, loose rounds and 2-empty clips for a total of 68 rounds, pizza lunch including sodas, CMP documentation, chamber flag, CD-of nice to know stuff about High Power Shooting.
GENERAL INFORMATION: Plan to arrive by 7:00 AM for clinic registration. Also, bring your own spotting scope, heavy sweatshirt and ground cloth/mat. Coaches will have equipment available for loan. Food and drinks are supplied during the clinic.
CLINIC COURSE: The course of fire includes 50 shots. All firing is done at a distance of 100 yards.
Stage 1 - 10 shots slow-fire standing, single feed, SR1 target, in 10 minutes, with 2-sighting shots.
Stage 2 - 10 shots rapid-fire, sitting, SR1 target, with a clip change in 60 seconds, with 2-sighting shots.
Stage 3 - 10 shots rapid-fire, prone, SR21 target, with a clip change in 70 seconds, with 2-sighting shots.
Stage 4 - 20 shots slow-fire prone, single feed, MR31 target, in 20 minutes, with 2-sighting shots.
Aggregate of the four stages (50 shots) will determine the winner.
20 minutes for 10 sight-in shots at the beginning of the match from the prone position.
DIRECTIONS TO RANGE: Interstate 695 to Harford road heading north. On Harford road MD state route 147 north approximately 1.5 miles to Northwind road. Make a right on Northwind Road approximately .6 miles look for the club logo on the left. Make a left into the driveway and proceed to the club house. Our club house is the long white building.
CONTACT: Joe Crivello, (443) 504-5097, Dave Magnani, (410) 515-9675 for details
PRE-REGISTRATION: There are 24-slots available in the clinic andany shooter may pre-register for the clinic by mailing a check to:
Joe Crivello
2507 Burgundy Drive
Fallston, MD. 21047
Please make checks payable to Baltimore County Game & Fish.
CLINIC TOPICS:
Completion of the M1 Garand clinic and course of fire is required to purchase M1 rifles and ammunition from the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP).
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M1 Garand Topics
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Safety & Procedures
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MANUAL, M1 "READ THIS FIRST!"
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Field Stripping the M1 & Part Identification
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Cleaning & Care
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Loading 8-Round Clips
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Loading the M1 (AKA How to avoid the M1 Thumb)
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Ejecting a partially loaded clip
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Clearing a malfunction
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