Country Pond Fish & Game Club

Pin Shoots OPEN TO PUBLIC

OUTDOOR PIN SHOOTS COMING UP!

2008 OUTDOOR PISTOL PIN SHOOTS

SATURDAY MORNINGS 8:00AM-1:00PM

       OUT DOOR RANGE CLOSED

● REGISTRATION AND SET-UP 8:30

● NO SHOOTING UNTIL 9:00AM

● ALL CALIBERS WELCOME

● ANY SIGHTS

● CENTER FIRE COST $7.00

● .22 RIM FIRE AFTER CENTER FIRE. COST $5.00

● MONEY KITTY OF $2.00 PER GUN FOR THOSE WHOM CHOOSE TO JOIN THE  MONEY POOL

 For more information contact:

                             Sharon Theobald    978-374-8061

                       ShootinLady655@aol.com

Directions to the club: http://www.countrypondfishandgameclub.com/directionstoclub.htm

2008  INDOOR REAL PINSHOOTS                                  

 Indoor pins will be held on the following Thursday nights.

Set up and sign in starts at 6:30pm shooting starts at 7:00 pm.

Dates:     January 10, 2008

                January 24, 2008

                February 14, 2008

                February 28, 2008

                March 13, 2008

                March 27, 2008

                April 10, 2008

                April 24 ,2008

All Range and Safety rules apply. Please read the CPF&G Range Rules

Pin Shoot Rules and Information (Printable PDF File)

Specific Pin Shoot Rules

1.      All persons will follow commands of the ranger officers.

2.      No one will handle a firearm unless instructed to do so by the range officer.

3.      Anyone NOT shooting will not be in the range area. Downstairs  hall will be open for shooters

4.      If your gun needs to be worked on, you are to take it away from the area, UNLOADED with chamber open and work on it with all safety rules in mind. Preferably upstairs, out of range and hall area. See Range officer

5.      Shooters will have 9 seconds to shoot as many Shots as they can at their target.

6.      22’s have 5 seconds to shoot as many Shots as they can at their target.

7.      Targets will be score with an over lay; all scoring is done in the hall area.

8.      There is a 10 round magazine limit (larger clips can be use just load 10 shots.)

9.      All shooters will register with Head Range Officer

10. Non club members will sign appropriate waivers

Command Structure

Minimum 2 range officers on duty at all times.

Head Range Officer : Shouts the commands/Timer ( from podium)and over sees everyone.

Range Officers: Stands immediately behind the shooters, confirms shooters are loaded and ready for the “horn”, confirms safe condition before any fire arms are moved.

Score keeper: Will be responsible for recording scores. This will be done in the downstairs hall after shooters are done each relay.

How we run our shoots

1. We have 5 stations, there will be Five shooters at a time rotating from Stations 1 – 5, for six relays.

2. Targets will be set at the red ribbons.

3. We have 3 range officers. They will control the movement of firearms and Target setting. 

4. Each person will replace the target when finished at command of range Officer.

5. The range officer will call the first five shooters to the line. Each shooter will approach the line with action open, safety on and muzzle pointed In a safe direction.’

6.  Head Range officer will ask if all range officers and timer are ready.

7. All shooters will make ready at the command of the range officers. Make ready means load firearm, safety on (revolvers Hammer down) Hold the firearm at 45°.

8. Head Range officer will ask Shooters ready? At that point, the start horn will Blow and timer starts for 9 seconds.

9. At end of 9 seconds, finish horn blows, there should never be any shots Fired after the horn.

10. Any shot before or after horn, will be deducted from score.

11.  Ranger officer will instruct shooters to unload and make firearm safe. Then     lay them on table. Range officer will visually inspect each firearm.

12.  Range officer will then say “RETRIVE TARGETS at that time the shooters will retrieve their targets and put out a new one for the next shooters

13. When targets are set, the range officer will announce shooters to put fire arms in cases and change of shooters. All shooters and next five shooters will then and only then, move their firearms. All fire arms are to be in case when in the club hall.

22’s Only

For the 22 shoot, all the same rules apply, except that the time will be reduced to 5 seconds.

Tie Breakers

Ties will be determined by the number of  “X” shot out

Remember: Safety is #1.