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2010 High Power Schedule
Sunday
Apr 25 Hi Power Match 200, 300 and 600 yd ranges .
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May 23 Hi Power Match 200, 300 and 600 yd ranges
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Jun 2 Hi Power Practice 300 yd range - 3:30 to dusk
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Jun 6 F-Class Match 300 and 600 yd ranges
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Jun 27 Hi Power Match 200, 300 and 600 yd ranges
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Jul 18 Hi Power Match 200, 300 and 600 yd ranges
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Jul 25 John C. Garand Match 200 yd range.
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Aug 15 Hi Power Match 200, 300 and 600 yd ranges
Wednesday
Aug 18 Hi Power Practice 300 yd range - 3:30 to dusk
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Aug 22 F-Class Match 300 and 600 yd ranges
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Sep 19 Hi Power Match 200, 300 and 600 yd ranges
Hi Power practices start March 24 thru Sep 15th - every Wednesday 200 yd range 3:30 to dusk except for June 2nd and Aug 18th as noted above.
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Camp Perry & the National Matches
An Excerpt from: Shooting Industry, August, 1990 by Howard Brant
July heralds the onset of the month-long National Matches at Camp Perry and this shootfest remains the most significant tournament annually staged. If you are unaware of its magnitude and scope, let's talk about Camp Perry.
The history of the National Matches is a long and honorable one, dating back to 1903 when American tradition dictated that everyone should be capable of "shooting straight." It was first staged at Sea Girt, New Jersey by an Act of Congress, however, in 1907 the matches were moved to the shores of Lake Erie, at Camp Perry, Ohio (near Port Clinton), and basically the event has been staged there ever since.
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An Introduction to F-Class long-range shooting |
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An Excerpt from: Savage Accuracy, April7, 2010 by Darrell Buell.
If you’ve been following Savage Arms at all for the last few years, you have heard a lot of talk about “F-Class” competition, and how Team Savage has won a bunch of competitions with the same Savage rifles that can be bought from your local gun store. While much has been made about the “hardware” we have won, not much explanation has been given regarding the sport itself. The guys at Savage asked me to write a bit about F-Class competition and how you too can get started.
Believe it or not, with a little preparation, it is possible for almost anyone to hit a target at 1,000 yards or more. That is the opportunity that F-Class provides, to test your skills at greater and greater distances and see what you are capable of. Competitions happen at short-mid range (300-600 yards) and long-range (800-1200 yards).
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If you have any questions - please send question using this e mail link to the Hi Power Program
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