Estacada Highpower Match

415DET · Feb 8, 2015

Thanks to Carl for a great match today. Glad to see so many new faces interested in the high-power program. For those who are interested the next match, 88 rounds including sighters @100 yards, is scheduled for February 21st at the Estacada Rod and Gun Club at 0800 HRS. Bring out your M1 or AR and have a great time! For more info feel free to go to the Oregon State Shooting Association web page for additional information on shooting high-power, or just send me a message and I can hopefully answer any questions.

Ted

415DET · Mar 8, 2015

Looks like this Saturday will have something for everyone. There is a full 80 round highpower match (@100 yards) then a M1 Garand match to follow. I heard the match on the 7th at Douglas Ridge was outstanding! I was at the TCGC vintage match on the 7th and that was great as well. Oregon high-power needs as many new shooters as we can!! Bring your AR and M1 for a great time. See you all at Estacada Rod and Gun Club on the 14th....

Ted

415DET · Mar 14, 2015

Well we had crappy weather but a great turnout today. I had a great time with both the AR and Garand matches. We even had a new junior shooting a club M1 carbine with his mom and dad shooting the AR. High-power season is in full swing with a full calendar of matches coming up. The next 80 round match is on the 21st at the Estacada Rod and Gun Club. Lots of experienced shooters will be there to answer everything from reloading, equipment and of course match shooting. Come out and shoot!!

justplainroy · Apr 10, 2015

Looks like there's a 100 yard 80 rounder tomorrow at ERGC...I'll be there at 0800 with my AR!

415DET · Apr 10, 2015

You are correct Roy. I believe it is an NRA approved match, meaning your score will count toward your shooter classification ranking. See you there!

Cosmic Osmo · Aug 10, 2015

I see a "sporter rifle 100 yards" on the OSSA calendar this Sunday. What's the format for this like? Is a scoped AR-15 welcome?

415DET · Aug 10, 2015

From the OSSA website. I have never shot a sporter match so I'm not 100% on the format. Any rifle should work.....

Sporter Rifle Course
100 or 200 yards

8 rounds single loaded and fired in 8 minutes from the prone position. Two 4-shot strings each fired in 30 seconds starting prone with the safety off. Two 4-shot strings each fired in 30 seconds sitting with the safety off. 8 rounds single loaded and fired in 8 minutes from the standing position.