Hawkwind2112
Sharpshooter
I would like to invite everyone to attend the Red Brush Rifle Range Steel Challenge match just east of Evansville, IN. This match is sanctioned by the Steel Challenge Shooting Association and hosted by the Indiana Practical Pistol Shooters. The match is open to the public and starts at 10:00 AM on the 2nd Sunday of each month April through October. The cost is $5 per adult shooter and juniors under 18 shoot for free. There are divisions for just about any pistol, as well as .22 rimfire rifle. Targets are all steel ranging from 8 inch round to 18x24 rectangle. This is an extremely fun match to shoot and it is a good way to introduce firearm enthusiasts to the shooting sports. I have listed all the particulars below. More info and directions to the range can be found at Red Brush Rifle Range
I hope to see you there!
Red Brush Steel Challenge
Match name: Steel Challenge, hosted by the Indiana Practical Pistol Shooters.
Location: Red Brush Rifle Range (just east of Evansville, IN)
3299 West Eble Road
Newburgh, IN 47630
Schedule: 2nd Sunday of the month April through October.
Signup starts at 9:30am.
New Shooter Meeting starts at 9:45am.
Match starts at 10:00am.
Cost: $5 per adult shooter. Juniors under 18 shoot for free.
Firearms used: Divisions for virtually all handguns, including .22LR open & limited, single & double-action revolvers, open & limited centerfire pistols. There is also a division for .22LR carbine rifle.
Usual number of rounds needed: At least 100 rounds if you never miss. [I would bring extra!]
Other equipment needed: Eye and ear protection is required for everyone. Holster, belt, mag pouches for centerfire guns. Just extra mags for .22LR (shot from low-ready position so no holster needed for .22s).
Targets: All steel. 8", 10", and 12" round plates, 18"×24" rectangles.
Format: All-steel match run according to Steel Challenge Shooting Association rules. With a few exceptions, courses of fire consist of 5 non-reactive steel plates, one of which is a designated stop plate. Each shooter will shoot each stage 5 times, with the best 4 runs counting for score. Missed plates or late shots incur a 3 second penalty each. The match will generally consist of 4 such stages. Since there is no steel to reset, stages run quickly with squads simply needing to put fresh paint on the targets between shooters (and pick up brass if desired).
Prizes: Bragging rights for the month.
More information and directions to the range can be found at Red Brush Rifle Range
I hope to see you there!
Red Brush Steel Challenge
Match name: Steel Challenge, hosted by the Indiana Practical Pistol Shooters.
Location: Red Brush Rifle Range (just east of Evansville, IN)
3299 West Eble Road
Newburgh, IN 47630
Schedule: 2nd Sunday of the month April through October.
Signup starts at 9:30am.
New Shooter Meeting starts at 9:45am.
Match starts at 10:00am.
Cost: $5 per adult shooter. Juniors under 18 shoot for free.
Firearms used: Divisions for virtually all handguns, including .22LR open & limited, single & double-action revolvers, open & limited centerfire pistols. There is also a division for .22LR carbine rifle.
Usual number of rounds needed: At least 100 rounds if you never miss. [I would bring extra!]
Other equipment needed: Eye and ear protection is required for everyone. Holster, belt, mag pouches for centerfire guns. Just extra mags for .22LR (shot from low-ready position so no holster needed for .22s).
Targets: All steel. 8", 10", and 12" round plates, 18"×24" rectangles.
Format: All-steel match run according to Steel Challenge Shooting Association rules. With a few exceptions, courses of fire consist of 5 non-reactive steel plates, one of which is a designated stop plate. Each shooter will shoot each stage 5 times, with the best 4 runs counting for score. Missed plates or late shots incur a 3 second penalty each. The match will generally consist of 4 such stages. Since there is no steel to reset, stages run quickly with squads simply needing to put fresh paint on the targets between shooters (and pick up brass if desired).
Prizes: Bragging rights for the month.
More information and directions to the range can be found at Red Brush Rifle Range
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