Bill Poole
Member
- Joined
- May 14, 2018
- Messages
- 134
NRA's USA Shooting just posted an article about the NRA HighPower Rifle National Championships at Camp Atterbury IN.
https://www.ssusa.org/articles/2021/10/19/nra-national-matches-2021-high-power-rifle-championships-at-camp-atterbury
These are mostly mid to long range, 600 to 1000yd. (as opposed to the short to mid range 200-300-600yd Service Rifle championships run by CMP at Camp Perry).
Central Arizona has some of the best mid-range and long range shooting and shooters in the country. We have 500 yds at both clubs (PRGC & Rio Salado) once a month and 600yd & 1000yd and occasionally 800 & 900 yd at Ben Avery almost every week. Tucson also has 600 & 1000 yds.
This shooting has divisions for both prone with a sling and iron sights and F-class which is prone using huge scopes and benchrest style rifle stands or bipods.
Ben Avery: http://www.desertsharpshooters.com/
PRGC: https://phoenixrodandgun.org/
Rio Salado: https://www.rsscaz.com/
Tucson: http://www.tucsonrifleclub.org/
Having some of the best shooters and shooting really shows with all the AZ residents mentioned & photographed in that article!
F-class: Matthew Schwartekopf of Waddell, Az
Mid/Long-range: Oliver Milanovic of Gilbert, Ariz.
Long-range: Jeffrey Miles from Phoenix, Ariz
additionally, Prescott's Mid Tompkins who has for about half a century been a competitor and now match director at Camp Perry, Camp Atterbury, Whittington Center, Ben Avery and more, appears in several photos in the sitting position.
If any of you reading this want to learn more about NRA/CMP high power, either service rifle or prone mid/long range, we always welcome new shooters! your PRS rifle might work for mid/long range and your AR-15 for service rifle. check out the club websites, my website, or post, PM or email questions!
ya'll shoot good!
Poole
http://arizona-rifleshooting.com/
[email protected]
Shooting Sports USA https://www.ssusa.org/ is NRA's monthly digital magazine about competition shooting. I thought it was free to members, but the sign up website does not ask for membership number so maybe its open to everyone. https://www.ssusa.org/sign-up-for-updates . Of course everyone who reads this is already an NRA member, right? and ASRPA and AZCDL too, right?
https://www.ssusa.org/articles/2021/10/19/nra-national-matches-2021-high-power-rifle-championships-at-camp-atterbury
These are mostly mid to long range, 600 to 1000yd. (as opposed to the short to mid range 200-300-600yd Service Rifle championships run by CMP at Camp Perry).
Central Arizona has some of the best mid-range and long range shooting and shooters in the country. We have 500 yds at both clubs (PRGC & Rio Salado) once a month and 600yd & 1000yd and occasionally 800 & 900 yd at Ben Avery almost every week. Tucson also has 600 & 1000 yds.
This shooting has divisions for both prone with a sling and iron sights and F-class which is prone using huge scopes and benchrest style rifle stands or bipods.
Ben Avery: http://www.desertsharpshooters.com/
PRGC: https://phoenixrodandgun.org/
Rio Salado: https://www.rsscaz.com/
Tucson: http://www.tucsonrifleclub.org/
Having some of the best shooters and shooting really shows with all the AZ residents mentioned & photographed in that article!
F-class: Matthew Schwartekopf of Waddell, Az
Mid/Long-range: Oliver Milanovic of Gilbert, Ariz.
Long-range: Jeffrey Miles from Phoenix, Ariz
additionally, Prescott's Mid Tompkins who has for about half a century been a competitor and now match director at Camp Perry, Camp Atterbury, Whittington Center, Ben Avery and more, appears in several photos in the sitting position.
If any of you reading this want to learn more about NRA/CMP high power, either service rifle or prone mid/long range, we always welcome new shooters! your PRS rifle might work for mid/long range and your AR-15 for service rifle. check out the club websites, my website, or post, PM or email questions!
ya'll shoot good!
Poole
http://arizona-rifleshooting.com/
[email protected]
Shooting Sports USA https://www.ssusa.org/ is NRA's monthly digital magazine about competition shooting. I thought it was free to members, but the sign up website does not ask for membership number so maybe its open to everyone. https://www.ssusa.org/sign-up-for-updates . Of course everyone who reads this is already an NRA member, right? and ASRPA and AZCDL too, right?
