RANGES CLOSED

Shotgun - Recreational Fire

0900 - 1300

RSOs:  Ludwig / Austin

Shotgun - American Trap / Skeet

VINTAGE PRECISION RIFLE TEAM MATCH September 24 & 25, 2022

Registration starts at 0700 at the 300 yard line. Firing will begin on Range 4 at 0900 daily.

Parking will be in the Weapons Bn parking lot by the flag pole. The only authorized vehicles down range will be the RSO and OIC. DO NOT drive down range to drop your gear off. Rifles Allowed:

Any rifle configuration or item of equipment that is not mentioned in these rules or that is contrary to the intent and spirit of these rules is prohibited.

CMP Rules: Vintage Sniper with the addition of Vietnam Era and Modern Rifles. NO F-CLASS OR F-T/R rifles. Remington 700 PSS, tactical, and 5R are NOT M24’s or M40A1’s. Targets: Conventional SR & SR-3C, MR-1, & LR. Rests: Sand bags or pack that the shooters will provide for themselves. NO REAR REST,or MONO-POD. As-issued Harris bipods may be used with M40A3/5, MK13’s and M24’s. The butt of the rifle will be supported by the shooters shoulder and non-firing hand only for vintage category as per CMP rules.

Relays: Squading will take place on the 300 yard line. Hat, eye and hearing protection is required to be worn in the pits. There will be 3 categories: Vintage, Vietnam and Modern. If categories are mixed it will be of the higher category.

Saturday:

MATCH 1: 300-yd prone, 5 minute sighter period for both shooters, 10 record shots per shooter, 20 sec. exposures. Targets: SR-3 for Vintage, SR for Vietnam and Modern categories.

MATCH 2: 600-yd prone, 5 minute sighter period for both shooters, 10 record shots per shooter, 20 sec. exposures. Targets: MR-1 for Vintage, SR-3 for Vietnam and Modern categories.

MATCH 3: 600-yd prone slow fire (pull and mark each shot), 2 sighters, and 20 record shots per shooter. Targets: MR-1 for Vintage, SR-3 for Vietnam and Modern categories. (47 min/team).

Sunday:

MATCH 4: 800-yd prone slow fire, unlimited sighters, and 15 record shots per shooter using the MR-1 target (40 minutes/team).

MATCH 5: 900-yd prone slow fire, unlimited sighters, and 15 record shots per shooter using the LR target (40 minutes/team).

MATCH 6: 1000-yd prone slow fire, unlimited sighters, and 15 record shots per shooter using the LR target (40 minutes/team).

Entry Fees: QSC members: $15/day Guest Fees: $20/day Pit Puller Fee: $20/day

Allowed rifles

See CMP Rules: 6.0 http://thecmp.org/wp-content/uploads/CMPGamesRules.pdf

M70: • Action: Winchester Model 70 long action with claw or push feed. • Optic: Unertl, Lyman Super Targetspot 8x, 10x, 12x with 1.5” front obj ¾” tube. Recoil spring will be removed. 3-9x 40mm Redfield w/ Redfield jr mount. Original or reproduction scopes and mount. No picatinny scope mount or scopes with tubes larger than 1”. • Barrel Length: 24” Heavy target barrel. • Caliber: 30.06 • Stock: Wood sporter or marksman stock w/ glass bedded action.

M40: • Action: Remington 700. • Optic: Redfield 3-9x 40mm w/ Redfield jr mount. Original or reproduction scopes and mounts. No target knobs, picatinny scope mount or scopes with tubes larger than 1”. • Barrel Length: 24” Remington Varmint contour. • Caliber: .308 Winchester / 7.62mm NATO • Stock: wood sporter type with integral cheek rest and glass bedded action.

M21: • Action: M1A or M14 no lugs. • Optic: M84, Redfield 3-9x 40mm with or without ART, Leatherwood 3-9x ARTII, and M-1000 2.5-10x 44mm. Original or reproduction scopes and mounts. No scopes with tubes larger than 1” • Barrel: Standard weight barrel only. No Medium or Heavy Barrels. • Caliber: .308 Winchester / 7.62mm NATO • Stock: Standard Mil spec wood stock and glass bedded action. No heavy contour match stocks. • The gas cylinder and front band may be unitized. • Flash hiders may be reamed.

M40A1: • Action: Remington 700. • Optic: Redfield 3-9x 40mm, Weaver T-10, Unertl or USO MST-100 10x with Redfield Jr or Unertl clip slot mount. Original or reproduction scopes and mounts. No picatinny scope mount or scopes with tubes larger than 1”. • Barrel Length: 24” Medium-heavy target barrel. • Caliber: .308 Winchester / 7.62mm NATO • Stock: McMillan A1 fiberglass stock and glass bedded action.

M40A3: • Action: Remington 700. • Optic: Unertl or USO MST-100 10x, S&B PM II LP 3–12×50, or equivalent scope not exceeding 12x. DD Ross or Badger 30 min base with Badger Rings. • Barrel Length: 24” Medium-heavy target barrel. • Caliber: .308 Winchester / 7.62mm NATO • Stock: McMillan A4 fiberglass stock and glass bedded action.

M40A5: • Action: Remington 700. • Optic: S&B PM II LP 3–12×50, Premier Reticle 3-15x50mm, or equivalent scope not exceeding 15x. DD Ross or Badger 30 min base with Badger rings. • Barrel Length: 24” Medium-heavy target barrel w/ Surefire MB762SSAL/RE. • Caliber: .308 Winchester / 7.62mm NATO • Stock: McMillan A4 fiberglass stock and glass bedded action.

M24: • Action: Long Action Remington 700. • Optic: Leupold Ultra M3A 10×42mm or Leupold Mk 4 LR/T M3 10×40mm. Leupold base and rings. • Barrel Length: 24” Medium-heavy target barrel. • Caliber: .308 Winchester / 7.62mm NATO • Stock: H-S Precision PST-024.

Mk13 Mod 0 & 5: • Action: Long Action Remington 700 or Stiller • Optic: Leupold Mk 4 LR/T 10x or 16x, Nightforce 5.5-22x or 8-32x • Barrel Length: 26” Lijia • Caliber: .300 Winchester Magnum • Stock: McMillian A2 or AICS 2.0 SVD Dragunov: • Optic: PSO-1 4x fixed. • Barrel Length: 24”. • Caliber: 7.62x54R • Stock: Skeletonized wooden stock.

M1903A4: • (03A3 receiver, 03A3 hand-guard, no sights, C stock or scant-type stock) •

M73B1 (Weaver 330C 2.5X telescope), M73B2, M81, M82, M84, 4x StithKollmorgen. Non-issue scopes: Lyman Alaskan, Weaver K2.5 • .30-06 cal.

1941A1 Springfield: • (C stock, Standard 1903 sights with Unertl type scope on Unertl type mounts and bases) • Winchester A5, Winchester B5, Winchester B3, USMC original issue: Unertl 8X Sniper Telescope, Non-issue scopes: Unertl, Lyman or Fecker 6X or 8X scope with up to a 1.5” objective; Leatherwood Malcolm 3X or 6X, Note: All scopes must have external adjustment and no recoil spring. • .30.06 cal.

M1C and M1D: • M81 (Lyman), M82, M84, Non-issue: Stith-Kollmorgen 4X, Lyman Alaskan • .30.06 cal.

SAFN/M1949 (semi auto) .30-06, 7 mm, 7.65 mm, 8 mm (Used by several countries) OPI 4X scope, Echo mount

Germany: Switzerland: 8x57 mm Gewehr 98 7.5 mm M1931/42 Sniper Rifle 8x57 mm Karbine 98 7.5 mm M1931/43 Sniper Rifle ZF4, ZF39, ZF41 1.8X in M1931/42, Non-issue: Weaver K4 2.8X in M1931/43, Gewehr 43 or Karbine 43 (semi-auto) ZF4

Great Britain and Commonwealth USSR: Countries: 7.62 mm M1891/30 Mosin Nagant .303 cal. No. 1, Mk III Series SMLE PE, PU Aldis, Periscopic Prism scope, 7.62 mm Tokarev M 1938 (SVT-38) Winchester A5, William Malcolm 3X 7.62 mm Tokarev M 1940 (SVT-40) or 6X PU

Great Britain and Commonwealth Yugoslavia & Czechoslovakia: Countries: 7.92 mm M1948 (YUG) .303 cal. Enfield No. 3 Mark I (T) or 7.92 mm VZ 24, with 24” or 30” barrels Pattern 1914 (T) or P-14 (T) (CZE) M1918 Telescope, Aldis, Periscopic ZF4, ZF39 variants, ZF41 Prism scope, Winchester A5, Non-issue: Weaver K4 William Malcolm 3X

Great Britain and Commonwealth Sweden: Countries: 6.5 mm M41 series Sniper Rifles .303 cal. No. 4 Mark I (T) Ajack 4x90 mm (German), No. 32 (M32 variants) Aga 3x65 mm (M42 or M44) Non-issue: Lyman Alaskan, Non-issue: Weaver K4 Weaver K2.5 or K3 49 ble 7-- Vintage Sniper Rifles and Scopesifles Scopes

Japan: 6.5 mm Type 38 Sniper Rifle 6.5 mm Type 97 Sniper Rifle 6.5 mm Type 99 Sniper Rifle 7.7 mm Type 99 Sniper Rifle Original scopes only

This is a 300 meter range. Recreational calibers are authorized up to and including 50 BMG, but .338 Lapua is prohibited per the range SOP. There will be no ammunition fired that has a maximum range of more than 6500 meters. However, Range Control may place restrictions at any time for any reason.

RSO decisions are not negotiable.

Range Opening and Initial Target Set-Up:

Hours:

Occupy:          0800

Hot:                 TBD

Cold:               1330

Depart:            1400

Range will be open and ready for sign-in and target set-up as soon as the RSOs are available and provide guidance. Do not bring your gear onto the range if the RSOs are not present.

Shooters must bring their own targets, target stands, tools, and fasteners. Make targets to withstand a breeze.

Targets are limited to paper, wood, plastic, and approved ballistic steel. Ballistic steel targets must be a minimum of 3/8" thick and constructed of AR-500 steel. Soft steel is not allowed. 

Hearing and eye protection are mandatory.

Empty Chamber Indicators (ECI) are mandatory. Bring your own or get them at the clubhouse for $1 each.

General Guidelines:

All guests must check in at the QSC Clubhouse with their club member sponsor to pay the guest fee and sign waivers prior to shooting. 

Bring your CASED firearms and gear to the firing line only AFTER you have checked in with an RSO, shown your QSC membership card, your guests have shown their guest passes, and all shooters have completed and signed the club sign-in sheet. 

Do NOT uncase any firearms until AFTER the safety briefing is complete AND RSOs have communicated that the Range is Hot.

Shooters showing up throughout the day will first sign in and then receive a safety brief from an RSO prior to carrying gear to the firing line. 

The range will go hot/cold as needed at roughly 45/15 minute intervals, and more frequently if it will optimize range usage. 

Steel Targets: 

Minimum engagement distances for portable ballistic steel targets:

Pistol:                                      10 yards          (8 meters)

Shotgun (birdshot):                 11 yards          (10 meters)

Shotgun (slugs):                      55 yards          (50 meters)

Rifle caliber up to 7.62:          110 yards        (100 meters)

Rifle caliber .300WM             320 yards        (300 meters)

Non-metal pistol targets must be placed and shot in a manner so that all rounds impact the downrange impact berm. No shooting directly into the dirt in front of you.

Firing Line:

The firing line MAY be established forward of the Shoot House 2 paved area to maximize distance between shooters and range capacity. When aligned forward of the overhead cover and on the dirt, there will be orange cones on the left and right limit of the firing line indicating the farthest positions that shooters can occupy on the firing line. Shooters should plan accordingly for grass and dirt. Use of a tarp is suggested.

Shooters should identify their intended target distance to the RSO upon checking in. An attempt will be made to put shooters engaging distant targets on the left and shooters engaging closer targets on the right, as viewed from the firing line to the pits.

Drawing from holsters may be permitted at the RSO Team discretion. Firing line congestion and other risk factors will be considered in making the decision.

Trash and Residue:

ALL target material, shell casings, and trash must be removed from the range after firing. There should be no trace of activity left on the range. If you pack it in, pack it out. If you move tables forward of their position in the covered area, you are responsible for putting them back. 

Environmental: Bring tick repellant, sunscreen, and water.

Range 4 - QSC Vintage Precision Rifle Team Match

VINTAGE PRECISION RIFLE TEAM MATCH September 24 & 25, 2022

Registration starts at 0700 at the 300 yard line. Firing will begin on Range 4 at 0900 daily.

Parking will be in the Weapons Bn parking lot by the flag pole. The only authorized vehicles down range will be the RSO and OIC. DO NOT drive down range to drop your gear off. Rifles Allowed:

Any rifle configuration or item of equipment that is not mentioned in these rules or that is contrary to the intent and spirit of these rules is prohibited.

CMP Rules: Vintage Sniper with the addition of Vietnam Era and Modern Rifles. NO F-CLASS OR F-T/R rifles. Remington 700 PSS, tactical, and 5R are NOT M24’s or M40A1’s. Targets: Conventional SR & SR-3C, MR-1, & LR. Rests: Sand bags or pack that the shooters will provide for themselves. NO REAR REST,or MONO-POD. As-issued Harris bipods may be used with M40A3/5, MK13’s and M24’s. The butt of the rifle will be supported by the shooters shoulder and non-firing hand only for vintage category as per CMP rules.

Relays: Squading will take place on the 300 yard line. Hat, eye and hearing protection is required to be worn in the pits. There will be 3 categories: Vintage, Vietnam and Modern. If categories are mixed it will be of the higher category.

Saturday:

MATCH 1: 300-yd prone, 5 minute sighter period for both shooters, 10 record shots per shooter, 20 sec. exposures. Targets: SR-3 for Vintage, SR for Vietnam and Modern categories.

MATCH 2: 600-yd prone, 5 minute sighter period for both shooters, 10 record shots per shooter, 20 sec. exposures. Targets: MR-1 for Vintage, SR-3 for Vietnam and Modern categories.

MATCH 3: 600-yd prone slow fire (pull and mark each shot), 2 sighters, and 20 record shots per shooter. Targets: MR-1 for Vintage, SR-3 for Vietnam and Modern categories. (47 min/team).

Sunday:

MATCH 4: 800-yd prone slow fire, unlimited sighters, and 15 record shots per shooter using the MR-1 target (40 minutes/team).

MATCH 5: 900-yd prone slow fire, unlimited sighters, and 15 record shots per shooter using the LR target (40 minutes/team).

MATCH 6: 1000-yd prone slow fire, unlimited sighters, and 15 record shots per shooter using the LR target (40 minutes/team).

Entry Fees: QSC members: $15/day Guest Fees: $20/day Pit Puller Fee: $20/day

Allowed rifles

See CMP Rules: 6.0 http://thecmp.org/wp-content/uploads/CMPGamesRules.pdf

M70: • Action: Winchester Model 70 long action with claw or push feed. • Optic: Unertl, Lyman Super Targetspot 8x, 10x, 12x with 1.5” front obj ¾” tube. Recoil spring will be removed. 3-9x 40mm Redfield w/ Redfield jr mount. Original or reproduction scopes and mount. No picatinny scope mount or scopes with tubes larger than 1”. • Barrel Length: 24” Heavy target barrel. • Caliber: 30.06 • Stock: Wood sporter or marksman stock w/ glass bedded action.

M40: • Action: Remington 700. • Optic: Redfield 3-9x 40mm w/ Redfield jr mount. Original or reproduction scopes and mounts. No target knobs, picatinny scope mount or scopes with tubes larger than 1”. • Barrel Length: 24” Remington Varmint contour. • Caliber: .308 Winchester / 7.62mm NATO • Stock: wood sporter type with integral cheek rest and glass bedded action.

M21: • Action: M1A or M14 no lugs. • Optic: M84, Redfield 3-9x 40mm with or without ART, Leatherwood 3-9x ARTII, and M-1000 2.5-10x 44mm. Original or reproduction scopes and mounts. No scopes with tubes larger than 1” • Barrel: Standard weight barrel only. No Medium or Heavy Barrels. • Caliber: .308 Winchester / 7.62mm NATO • Stock: Standard Mil spec wood stock and glass bedded action. No heavy contour match stocks. • The gas cylinder and front band may be unitized. • Flash hiders may be reamed.

M40A1: • Action: Remington 700. • Optic: Redfield 3-9x 40mm, Weaver T-10, Unertl or USO MST-100 10x with Redfield Jr or Unertl clip slot mount. Original or reproduction scopes and mounts. No picatinny scope mount or scopes with tubes larger than 1”. • Barrel Length: 24” Medium-heavy target barrel. • Caliber: .308 Winchester / 7.62mm NATO • Stock: McMillan A1 fiberglass stock and glass bedded action.

M40A3: • Action: Remington 700. • Optic: Unertl or USO MST-100 10x, S&B PM II LP 3–12×50, or equivalent scope not exceeding 12x. DD Ross or Badger 30 min base with Badger Rings. • Barrel Length: 24” Medium-heavy target barrel. • Caliber: .308 Winchester / 7.62mm NATO • Stock: McMillan A4 fiberglass stock and glass bedded action.

M40A5: • Action: Remington 700. • Optic: S&B PM II LP 3–12×50, Premier Reticle 3-15x50mm, or equivalent scope not exceeding 15x. DD Ross or Badger 30 min base with Badger rings. • Barrel Length: 24” Medium-heavy target barrel w/ Surefire MB762SSAL/RE. • Caliber: .308 Winchester / 7.62mm NATO • Stock: McMillan A4 fiberglass stock and glass bedded action.

M24: • Action: Long Action Remington 700. • Optic: Leupold Ultra M3A 10×42mm or Leupold Mk 4 LR/T M3 10×40mm. Leupold base and rings. • Barrel Length: 24” Medium-heavy target barrel. • Caliber: .308 Winchester / 7.62mm NATO • Stock: H-S Precision PST-024.

Mk13 Mod 0 & 5: • Action: Long Action Remington 700 or Stiller • Optic: Leupold Mk 4 LR/T 10x or 16x, Nightforce 5.5-22x or 8-32x • Barrel Length: 26” Lijia • Caliber: .300 Winchester Magnum • Stock: McMillian A2 or AICS 2.0 SVD Dragunov: • Optic: PSO-1 4x fixed. • Barrel Length: 24”. • Caliber: 7.62x54R • Stock: Skeletonized wooden stock.

M1903A4: • (03A3 receiver, 03A3 hand-guard, no sights, C stock or scant-type stock) •

M73B1 (Weaver 330C 2.5X telescope), M73B2, M81, M82, M84, 4x StithKollmorgen. Non-issue scopes: Lyman Alaskan, Weaver K2.5 • .30-06 cal.

1941A1 Springfield: • (C stock, Standard 1903 sights with Unertl type scope on Unertl type mounts and bases) • Winchester A5, Winchester B5, Winchester B3, USMC original issue: Unertl 8X Sniper Telescope, Non-issue scopes: Unertl, Lyman or Fecker 6X or 8X scope with up to a 1.5” objective; Leatherwood Malcolm 3X or 6X, Note: All scopes must have external adjustment and no recoil spring. • .30.06 cal.

M1C and M1D: • M81 (Lyman), M82, M84, Non-issue: Stith-Kollmorgen 4X, Lyman Alaskan • .30.06 cal.

SAFN/M1949 (semi auto) .30-06, 7 mm, 7.65 mm, 8 mm (Used by several countries) OPI 4X scope, Echo mount

Germany: Switzerland: 8x57 mm Gewehr 98 7.5 mm M1931/42 Sniper Rifle 8x57 mm Karbine 98 7.5 mm M1931/43 Sniper Rifle ZF4, ZF39, ZF41 1.8X in M1931/42, Non-issue: Weaver K4 2.8X in M1931/43, Gewehr 43 or Karbine 43 (semi-auto) ZF4

Great Britain and Commonwealth USSR: Countries: 7.62 mm M1891/30 Mosin Nagant .303 cal. No. 1, Mk III Series SMLE PE, PU Aldis, Periscopic Prism scope, 7.62 mm Tokarev M 1938 (SVT-38) Winchester A5, William Malcolm 3X 7.62 mm Tokarev M 1940 (SVT-40) or 6X PU

Great Britain and Commonwealth Yugoslavia & Czechoslovakia: Countries: 7.92 mm M1948 (YUG) .303 cal. Enfield No. 3 Mark I (T) or 7.92 mm VZ 24, with 24” or 30” barrels Pattern 1914 (T) or P-14 (T) (CZE) M1918 Telescope, Aldis, Periscopic ZF4, ZF39 variants, ZF41 Prism scope, Winchester A5, Non-issue: Weaver K4 William Malcolm 3X

Great Britain and Commonwealth Sweden: Countries: 6.5 mm M41 series Sniper Rifles .303 cal. No. 4 Mark I (T) Ajack 4x90 mm (German), No. 32 (M32 variants) Aga 3x65 mm (M42 or M44) Non-issue: Lyman Alaskan, Non-issue: Weaver K4 Weaver K2.5 or K3 49 ble 7-- Vintage Sniper Rifles and Scopesifles Scopes

Japan: 6.5 mm Type 38 Sniper Rifle 6.5 mm Type 97 Sniper Rifle 6.5 mm Type 99 Sniper Rifle 7.7 mm Type 99 Sniper Rifle Original scopes only

This is a 300 meter range. Recreational calibers are authorized up to and including 50 BMG, but .338 Lapua is prohibited per the range SOP. There will be no ammunition fired that has a maximum range of more than 6500 meters. However, Range Control may place restrictions at any time for any reason.

RSO decisions are not negotiable.

Range Opening and Initial Target Set-Up:

Hours:

Occupy:          0800

Hot:                 TBD

Cold:               1330

Depart:            1400

Range will be open and ready for sign-in and target set-up as soon as the RSOs are available and provide guidance. Do not bring your gear onto the range if the RSOs are not present.

Shooters must bring their own targets, target stands, tools, and fasteners. Make targets to withstand a breeze.

Targets are limited to paper, wood, plastic, and approved ballistic steel. Ballistic steel targets must be a minimum of 3/8" thick and constructed of AR-500 steel. Soft steel is not allowed. 

Hearing and eye protection are mandatory.

Empty Chamber Indicators (ECI) are mandatory. Bring your own or get them at the clubhouse for $1 each.

General Guidelines:

All guests must check in at the QSC Clubhouse with their club member sponsor to pay the guest fee and sign waivers prior to shooting. 

Bring your CASED firearms and gear to the firing line only AFTER you have checked in with an RSO, shown your QSC membership card, your guests have shown their guest passes, and all shooters have completed and signed the club sign-in sheet. 

Do NOT uncase any firearms until AFTER the safety briefing is complete AND RSOs have communicated that the Range is Hot.

Shooters showing up throughout the day will first sign in and then receive a safety brief from an RSO prior to carrying gear to the firing line. 

The range will go hot/cold as needed at roughly 45/15 minute intervals, and more frequently if it will optimize range usage. 

Steel Targets: 

Minimum engagement distances for portable ballistic steel targets:

Pistol:                                      10 yards          (8 meters)

Shotgun (birdshot):                 11 yards          (10 meters)

Shotgun (slugs):                      55 yards          (50 meters)

Rifle caliber up to 7.62:          110 yards        (100 meters)

Rifle caliber .300WM             320 yards        (300 meters)

Non-metal pistol targets must be placed and shot in a manner so that all rounds impact the downrange impact berm. No shooting directly into the dirt in front of you.

Firing Line:

The firing line MAY be established forward of the Shoot House 2 paved area to maximize distance between shooters and range capacity. When aligned forward of the overhead cover and on the dirt, there will be orange cones on the left and right limit of the firing line indicating the farthest positions that shooters can occupy on the firing line. Shooters should plan accordingly for grass and dirt. Use of a tarp is suggested.

Shooters should identify their intended target distance to the RSO upon checking in. An attempt will be made to put shooters engaging distant targets on the left and shooters engaging closer targets on the right, as viewed from the firing line to the pits.

Drawing from holsters may be permitted at the RSO Team discretion. Firing line congestion and other risk factors will be considered in making the decision.

Trash and Residue:

ALL target material, shell casings, and trash must be removed from the range after firing. There should be no trace of activity left on the range. If you pack it in, pack it out. If you move tables forward of their position in the covered area, you are responsible for putting them back. 

Environmental: Bring tick repellant, sunscreen, and water.