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    Default Practical Rifle at Tri-County

    Went to my first PR match out at Tri-County today. Had an absolute blast on the 4 stage course. Did better on the long range stages than the short ones. Great eye-opening experience and I definitely plan to attend more. Would recommend for everyone to try once.

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    KTM-
    Just checked out some video on youtube of the April and July PR matches at TCGC. That does look fun! Going to have to try that. Thanks for the post

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    This would have been me at 2:45 mark YouTube - ‪Practical Rifle Match January 8th 2011‬‏

    My first/only pistol match and my Glock jams on the second shot. Lone Wolf barrel causes jam about every 200 shots; went back to factory.
    Osprey 45 (pending), Sparrow (Pending), Mystic (pending), AAC SDN6 (pending), AAC m4-2000 (pending); no money for groceries pending.

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    When is the next one

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    Second Saturday of each month. The August match has a theme of pre-194x military rifles. You can still bring your modern rifle, but will just be scored separate from the old rifles. I'll still be taking out my AR.

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    What's the cost? Is there a website for more info?

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    Welcome to Tri-County Gun Club

    The guy who runs it is named Randy. I think his email is randy@practicalrifle.com

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    was $15 entry fee. No membership required. Round count varies, but I shot 93 rounds last match

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    Very cool, thanks for the info!

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    You're welcome.

    Now I just have to get over the fact you placed better than me.

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    haha, what do you mean?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Don't Sue People Panda View Post
    haha, what do you mean?
    Sorry, meant for the OP. I took him to the match.

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    Lol. Yeah. My ego is so big right now that there's not actually any room for you on this thread.

    Realistically, I'm concerned about being able to do a repeat performance. My ego will deflate like the Hindenburg when you spank me with your iron-sight AK.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KTM530XCW View Post
    Lol. Yeah. My ego is so big right now that there's not actually any room for you on this thread.

    Realistically, I'm concerned about being able to do a repeat performance. My ego will deflate like the Hindenburg when you spank me with your iron-sight AK.
    It's Unka-Boo. You don't have much to worry about from him. =)

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    Quote Originally Posted by NoAim View Post
    It's Unka-Boo. You don't have much to worry about from him. =)
    We'll see....I tend to shine for the CBR match... ;^)

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    Speaking of which, my wife just gave me the official "Okay" to attend next month.

    I thought about buying a Mosin like you mentioned, but the wife would put the Smack Down if I bought another rifle right now. She's a very tolerant woman as long as I tread tactfully on that fine line....

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    Wives .
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    So I have my DPMS and 3 mags. I figure I need a chamber flag and some mag holders. 200 rounds I hope will cover my poor shooting. Do I need more mags and how many holders? I also need to site in my new scope, I was thinking of a 50/200 zero. Where should I go? Anybody want to help? Might be lunch and beer in it afterwards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lars View Post
    So I have my DPMS and 3 mags. I figure I need a chamber flag and some mag holders. 200 rounds I hope will cover my poor shooting. Do I need more mags and how many holders? I also need to site in my new scope, I was thinking of a 50/200 zero. Where should I go? Anybody want to help? Might be lunch and beer in it afterwards.
    Three mags will get you by, you will just have to reload them between stages, no biggie.

    50/200 is just about the perfect zero for these matches ( all that I've ever used ).

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    I just went to my first practical rifle match at TCGC and it was great! It was their annual Battle Rifle Match and I shot my CMP service grade M1. I placed 9th overall and third in the battle rifle category so I am quite happy. What a great bunch of folks and a big thanks to Randy and all of the ROs who kept things running smooth. If anyone is on the fence, just get out and do it.....

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