Pitcairn - Monroeville Sportsmen's Club
505 Mosside Boulevard [Rt. 48]
North Versailles, PA 15137
Phone: (412) 824-3790 / FAX (412) 824-9131
Email: pmsportsclub@yahoo.com

NRA Highpower Qualification Scores for 2002

 2nd Saturday of every month NRA Rifle Qualification 

NRA High Power Rules will apply to the firing of these qualification matches. Any center fire rifle with metallic sights and a magazine capable of holding not less than five (5) rounds or service rifles may be used to qualify for Marksman, Sharpshooter and Expert ratings. The entry fee ($12.00) includes a complete set of required targets.

Targets:   NRA SR-1  at 100 yards simulates 200yds
                     NRA SR-21 at 100 yards simulates 300yds
                     NRA SR-31 at 100 yards simulates 600yds

Course of fire: 10 rounds standing off hand (slow fire)            

 10 rounds sitting (rapid fire)

10 rounds prone (rapid fire)

 20 rounds prone (slow fire)  

Course of fire: consists of fifty (50) rounds shot at 100 yards using targets which simulate a course of fire at 200, 300 and 600 yards. 

Ten (10) rounds are fired from the standing position in ten minutes, slow fire at a simulated distance of 200 yards. 

Ten (10) rounds are fired from a sitting or kneeling position (starting from a standing position) in 60 seconds, rapid fire,  at a target which simulates 200 yards. 

Ten (10) rounds are fired from a prone position (starting from a standing position) in 70 seconds, at a target which simulates 300 yards. 

Twenty (20) rounds are fired from a prone position in 20 minutes, at a target which simulates 600 yards.

In order to qualify for a NRA classification, the shooter must be a member of the NRA. Five matches must be shot in order to qualify. Come out and join us, whether you intend to qualify or not. We have shooters of all skill levels, and we shoot rain or shine.

Scoring:

  Number of hits and position of hits

  Possible score is 500

12, October 2002

9, November 2002