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MNSCI Weekend Aggregate

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Announcements
The Midlands National Shooting Centre of Ireland are running a Prone Rifle Weekend Aggregate competition to take place on Sat 21st and Sunday 22nd August 2010 at the MNSCI ranges in Blueball, Co. Offaly. This is the first competition of this size to be held in many years and the first competition incorporating 100 yards shooting in almost ten years.

There will be no pre-booking for this competition which will be an aggregate of 200 shots equally divided between 50m and 100 yards. The 50m element will be shot using the Gehmann target changers and the 100 yards will be shot on NSRA three bull cards. Details on the 50m and 100 yard ranges will run simultaneously.

First details at 10:30am both days.

Course of fire:
Saturday 21st August
60 shots at 50m and 40 shots at 100 yards
Sunday 22nd August
40 shots at 50m and 60 shots at 100 yards

Detail timings:
Saturday 21st August
50m details every 90 minutes (75 min) on Gehmann boxes – 5 shots per bull
100 yard details every 35 minutes (25 min) on NSRA three bull targets – 10 shots per bull
Sunday 22nd August
50m details every 60 minutes (50 min) on Gehmann boxes – 5 shots per bull
100 yard details every 35 minutes (25 min) on NSRA three bull targets – 10 shots per bull

Booking:
Details will be available on a first come, first served basis. Details, Firing Points and targets will be allocated by the stats officer of the day.

Prizes:
Weekend Aggregate: 1st to 3rd overall and 1st to 3rd in classes B, C and D (score ex 2000)
Weekend 50m Aggregate: 1st to 3rd overall and 1st to 3rd in classes B, C and D (score ex 1000)
Weekend 100 yard Aggregate: 1st to 3rd overall and 1st to 3rd in classes B, C and D (score ex 1000)
Saturday Aggregate: 1st place only (score ex 1000)
Sunday Aggregate: 1st place only (score ex 1000)

Entry Fee:
€30 per entry for entire aggregate competition.


Please Note:

In the interest of orderly detail changeovers, competitors are required to be ready to move onto the firing point before the end of the preceding detail. The outgoing detail MUST move their kit to the back of the firing point before collecting their targets. Rifles can be assembled in the designated area, but bolts must be removed or breech flags inserted at all times before commencement of the detail. Assembled rifles may not be left unattended unless cased. Targets must have the competitor’s name, firing point and detail start time marked clearly before commencement of the detail. It is the responsibility of individual competitors to ensure that their targets are securely fixed to the backing boards.