CMP Sanctioned Shoots: SE Pa.-2008 Schedule

[Lambo]

http://www.slcfsa.com/index.html
The 2008 Military Rifle Shoot Schedule starts,
January 20th, 2008 - Battle of the Bulge - WW II rifles
followed by,
February 17th, 2008 - Bastogne - WW II rifles
Note: The remainder of the Schedule to be determined.
WW II Rifles means any Military Rifle used by any Nationality during WWll Era,
A Few Examples: Garand, M1 Carbine, 03A3, Enfield, Mauser, Mosin-Nagant, K31, Carcano

Directions:
Note: When using Map Quest use
742 Hollow Road, New Providence, PA

From Lancaster: - Take Route 222 / 272 south to the town of Willow Street - continue south on Route 272 until the intersection of 372 - Turn left (east) on to Route 372 - approximately 1.2 miles turn left on to Hollow Road - approximately 1/4 mile the Club will be on the left.

From Quarryville: - From the traffic light at the intersection of Route 222 and Route 372 (Turkey Hill Minit Market) go west on Route 372 for approximately 2.3 miles - turn right on to Hollow Road - approximately 1/4 mile, Club will be on the left.

From Oxford: - Take Route 272 north to the intersection of Route 372 - turn right (east) on to Route 372-approximately 1.2 miles turn left on to Hollow Road - approximately 1/4 mile the Club will be on the left.

or
- Take Route 472 north to Quarryville and then follow the directions from Quarryville.

From Harrisburg: - Take Route 283 east to the Millersville / Route 741 exit - take Route 741 east to the town of Willow Street - turn right (south) on to Route 272 until the intersection of Route 372 - turn left (east) on to Route 372 -approximately 1.2 miles turn left on to Hollow Road - approximately 1/4 mile the Club will be on the left.​

 

[AndyM]

Are these events open only to members of your club?

Thanks

Andy

 

[Blackfork]

Open

I guarantee this is open to anyone with even a piece of an old rifle a few rounds and the entry fee. Sounds like lots of fun. I bet you can even borrow a rifle to shoot.

I'd shoot my Garand, K31, and 1903A3 and use HXP ammo in the 30-06s and Swiss GP11 in the Swiss. Surely you can shoot more than one relay?

We ran the Texas State Rifle Association Garand Championship and shot Garand, 1903, Vintage Military Rifle and M1 Carbine. You could shoot each relay and every rifle. The first match shot in each catagory was for the championship score. People came and shot repeated times with several rifles. Lots of fun. We used the CMP 30 shot match Garand match: 5 Sighters, 10 shots prone slow-fire, 10 shots prone rapid-fire and 10 shots standing slow-fire.

 

[Langenator]

Decisions, decisions...to bring the M39, which has a sling swivel in the right place but smacks me in the teeth unless I use a add-on butt pad (LOP issues) or the K31, which lacks the appropriate sling loop, but doesn't make me need dental work.

I'll be TDY at Carlisle Barracks during those months, so my gun selection will be limited.