Time:
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Saturday, September 25, 2011
Saturday, October 22, 2011 **

The match starts at 9:30 am. Practice from 9:15 to 9:25 am, time permitting.

** Lunch will be served for pre-registered shooters at the October Match.

Contact: Cecil Rhodes, 2012 Autumn Ct, Clayton, N. C. 27520. Phone 919-934-1536, e-mail .

Entry Limit: There are 20 firing points. Limited to one relay. Advance entries are appreciated.

Eligibility: The matches are open to all competitors age 16 and over. NRA membership is not required for participation in NRA Approved Tournaments but highly encouraged. Liability waiver must be completed prior to participation.

Classification: Current NRA Pistol Rules Section 19 National Pistol Classification will be used.

Rules: Current NRA Pistol Rules will govern the tournament, which includes Empty Chamber Indicators for this year. Eye and ear protection are required. For additional information about the National Rifle Association (NRA), you can check out their web site at http://www.nra.org/ or call 703-267-1000.

Scoring: All strings of fire will be scored after ten shots. Competitors will score, repair and replace targets. Overlays may be used by competitors to determine shot value. Plug type scoring gauges may only be used by Match Officials.

Challenge: The challenge fee is $2.00. The fee is returned if the challenge is upheld.

Match Schedule: Match #1: .22 cal. Slow Fire, 20 shots, 50 yards. 90 shots - 900 points
Match #2: .22 cal. National Match Course, 30 shots, 50 & 25 yds.
Match #3: .22 cal. Timed Fire, 20 shots, 25 yards.
Match #4: .22 cal. Rapid Fire, 20 shots, 25 yards.
Match #5: .22 cal. Aggregate of Matches 1 - 4.

Match #6: Center Fire Slow Fire, 20 shots, 50 yards 90 shots - 900 points
Match #7: Center Fire National Match Course, 30 shots, 50 & 25 yds.
Match #8: Center Fire Timed Fire, 20 shots, 25 yards.
Match #9: Center Fire Rapid Fire, 20 shots, 25 yards.
Match #10: Center Fire Aggregate of Matches 6 - 9.

Match #11: .45 cal. Slow Fire, 20 shots, 50 yards 90 shots - 900 points
Match #12: .45 cal. National Match Course, 30 shots, 50 & 25 yds.
Match #13: .45 cal. Timed Fire, 20 shots, 25 yards.
Match #14: .45 cal. Rapid Fire, 20 shots, 25 yards.
Match #15: .45 cal. Aggregate of Matches 11 - 14.

Match #16: Grand Aggregate of Matches 5, 10 and 15. 270 shots - 2700 points

NOTE: Targets used for the 25 yard rapid or timed fire will be B-8(P) paper and B-8(C) repair center. Targets used for the 50 yard will be B-6(P) paper and B-6(C) repair center.

Awards:Open winner in each individual match and in each aggregate, awarded to the competitor with the highest score. First place awarded to competitors in each class having (3) or more individuals; (6) or more to provide a second place award and (9) or more to provide a third place award. When there are less than (3) competitors within a class, they will be combined as follows: from Marksman to Sharpshooter to Expert to Master to High Master. When there are less than (3) competitors in the High Master class, they will compete for the open winner award only. Rule 19.6 "Assigned Classification" will apply to unclassified competitors. The award schedule will be determined by the actual number of competitors.

Entry Fee *:Individual 900 $13.00, SWGC Members $11.00
Individual 1800 $19.00, SWGC Members $17.00
Individual 2700 $23.00, SWGC Members $21.00
*Includes $4.50 NRA & $0.50 NCRPA Registration Fee

Make checks payable to: Sir Walter Gun Club, Inc. (SWGC)

General: No lunch or food service available. The range facilities include a covered firing line with an automatic turning mechanism, camping space, running water, and indoor restrooms. No power hook-ups available. Motels are located on I-85, about 5 miles from the range. There must be strict adherence to range safety, range commands and Sir Walter Gun Club rules at all times.