Pistol Regional

33rd ANNUAL BIS-MAN REGIONAL PISTOL CHAMPIONSHIP

DATE: June 19, 2016

SPONSORED BY: Bismarck-Mandan Rifle and Pistol Association

LOCATION: Fried Family Shooting Complex.

3 ¾ miles west of Moffit, ND on Moffit Road to 262

then south 1 ½ miles. Note-when driving south on 262,

remember to observe the 40 mph speed limit by farm house.

RULES: Current NRA Pistol rules will govern

ELIGIBILITY: Open to any competitor. Teams will consist of 4 members

(Rules 2.10, 2.11, 2.12, 2.13, 2.14). No pickup teams

allowed. Tournament officials may not compete.

ENTRIES: Individual entries should be made by contacting:

Kevin C. Hertz

2931 N. Colorado Dr.

Bismarck, ND 58503

Telephone: (701) 223-4225

RANGE: 18 firing points. Slow fire will be at 50 yds on

B-6 targets. Time and Rapid fire will be at 25 yds with

turning targets on B-8 targets.

ENTRY FEES: Sponsor registration fee $3.00 per shooter

NRA registration fee 8.00 per shooter

Individual matches (12) 2.00 per fired match

Team matches (3) 8.00 per match per team

Post entries No additional charge

Package individual entry $35.00

(does not include team

matches or leg match)

SQUADDING: Registration and squading will be done before the

matches are fired.

CLASSIFICATION: Current NRA classification will be used. All

unclassified shooters will fire in the Master Class

(Rule 19.6).

CLASSES: Classes will not be combined. There must be a minimum

of six (6) competitors in a class for 2nd place,

thirteen (12) for 3rd place. No awards will be

provided below 3rd place.

CHALLENGES: $2.00 per target

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MATCH SCHEDULE: .22 Caliber Ind. - 9:00 A.M. approx.

Match #1 - 20 shots, slow fire, 50 yards

Match #2 - 30 shots National Match Course

Match #3 - 20 shots, timed fire, 25 yards

Match #4 - 20 shots, rapid fire, 25 yards

Match #5 - Regional .22 Championship

(aggregate of matches 1-4)

CF Caliber Ind. - 11:00 A.M. approx.

Match #7 - 20 shots, slow fire, 50 yards

Match #8 - 30 shots National Match Course

Match #9 - 20 shots, timed fire, 25 yards

Match #10 - 20 shots, rapid fire, 25 yards

Match #11 -Regional CF Championship

(aggregate of matches 7-10)

.45 Caliber Ind. - 1:00 P.M. approx.

Match #13 - 20 shots, slow fire, 50 yards

Match #14 – 30 shots National Match Course

Match #15 - 20 shots, timed fire, 25 yards

Match #16 - 20 shots, rapid fire, 25 yards

Match #17 - Regional .45 Championship

(aggregate of matches 13-16)

Match #19 - Regional Championship

(aggregate of matches 5, 11, 17)

Team Matches: 4 person teams

Match #6 - .22 team championship (unfired)

scores from match #2 NMC

Match #12 - CF team championship (unfired)

scores from match #8 NMC

Match #18 - .45 team championship (unfired)

scores from match #14 NMC

LEG Match: NBPRP EIC Service Pistol Match

Fired after the .45 match 2:30 P.M. approx.

Course of fire - National Match Course

Ammunition - Ball Ammo

Weapon - .45 ACP, 9MM, plus other calibers/firearms

are now allowed.

See the CMP rulebook #20 2016 section 6.2……

http://thecmp.org/wp-content/uploads/Rulebook.pdf

Entry Fee - $10.00 in cash

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AWARDS: Match #19 - Regional Championship

Winner - Gold Medallion

2nd Place - Silver Medallion

3rd Place - Bronze Medallion

1st in Class - 5 NRA award points

2nd in Class - 4 NRA award points

3rd in Class - 3 NRA award points

Matches # 5, 11, 17 - Sub-aggregates

Winner - 4 NRA award points

1st in Class - 3 NRA award points

2nd in Class - 2 NRA award points

3rd in Class - 1 NRA award point

Individual Fired Matches

Winner - 3 NRA award points

1st in Class - 2 NRA award points

2nd in Class - 1 NRA award point

3rd in Class - 1 NRA award point

Matches # 6, 12, 18 - Team matches

Winner - 16 NRA award points per match per team

2nd Place - 8 NRA award points per match per team

3rd Place - 4 NRA award points par match per team

MISCELLANEOUS:

Match results posted at the range are added by hand and may not reflect

accurate scores due to addition errors. After the match all scores

posted on the score cards are entered into a computer and

added up again to produce the final match results.

All shooters are expected to bring staple guns and staples.

Competitors will score and repair targets. Use of plug scoring

device is restricted to the range officer.