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Competition: Matches & Leagues




Club High power

The Sheboygan Rifle and Pistol Club offers its members and members of the public opportunities to shoot high power rifles in shoulder to shoulder competition. The club offers shooting at up to 200 yards and these competitions offer shooters an opportunity to stretch out to longer distances and demonstrate marksmanship. There are four featured matches each year.


M-1 Garand Match

Members and non-members fire 40 rounds from their own personal M-1 or a club provided M-1. The course of fire consists of up to 43 rounds, 40 for score. This match is fired at 200 yards and there are four stages to the match:
  • 10 Rounds slow fire from the prone position in ten minutes (single load).
  • 10 Rounds rapid-fire from the prone position fired in 70 seconds (2 rounds, reload, then 8 rounds).
  • 10 Rounds rapid-fire from the sitting position fired in 60 seconds (2 rounds, reload, then 8 rounds).
  • 10 Rounds offhand/standing in ten minutes (single load).
Slings are allowed in all positions except offhand/standing and 3 non-scoring sighting shots are allowed from any position.

M1 Garand
10AM-2PM on June 8th

Service Rifle Match

The course of fire is the same as the above M-1 Garand Match.

Members and non-members fire 40 rounds from any standard issue U.S. Service Rifle (including the M-1 Garand, M14/M1A, M16/AR15, either with with A2 or A4 configuration with A2 iron sights or scope up to 4X or reflex sight).

Service Rifle
10AM-2PM on June 22nd

M-1 Carbine Match

The course of fire is the same as the above M-1 Garand Match except it is fired at 100 yards.

This too is open to the public and Club owned M-1 Carbines are available to those who do not own one.

M1 Carbine
10AM-2PM on July 13th

Simulated 600 Yard Match

Members and non-members fire 20 rounds slow fire, single load from the prone position at 200 yards.

Targets are reduced to simulate shooting at 600 yards.
Any rifle is allowed including scoped hunting rifles.

Three sighting shots are allowed.

Simulated 600yd
10AM-2PM on August 3rd


All events are open to the public and firearms are available for use if a competitor does not have one of their own.
   

Contact Information

Ed Emmerson @ eemmerson@att.net





Bulls-Eye Pistol

Bulls-Eye Pistol is held each Thursday evening from late spring to early fall on the 50-yard range. There are also two NRA sanctioned matches hosted by the club each year as well. These events are open to both club members and the public, but preregistration for the hosted matches is required.

Also known as Precision Pistol or Conventional Pistol, Bulls-Eye shooting places an emphasis on accuracy and precision. Participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and under time limits. The Sheboygan Rifle and Pistol Club uses a turning target system that only exposes the shooters' targets during the time allowed to shoot that course of fire. These courses are fired either at 25 yards or 50 yards (23 meters or 46 meters).

All courses of fire are from a standing position using a one-handed grip. There are 3 different stages shot in competition: slow fire, timed fire and rapid fire. Slow fire consists of 10 shots fired in 10 minutes. Timed fire consists of two 5 shot rounds fired in 20 seconds each. Rapid fire consists of two 5 shot rounds fired in 10 seconds each. If fired at 50 yards the bulls-eye diameter is 8 inches (20 cm), for 25-yard courses the bulls-eye is 5.5 inches (14 cm).

Courses are fired under pre-recorded range instructions. These will verbally check all shooters are ready, confirm they are all ready and then warn shooters to stand by for the buzzer alerting them the course of fire is about to begin. Targets turn in unison with the buzzer, shooters engage their targets and when done the targets turn away, so shots can no longer be registered on them.


Equipment needed:

There are three classes of pistols noted for Bulls-Eye shooting: a .22 caliber rimfire, a centerfire handgun of .32 caliber or greater, and a .45 caliber pistol. Shooters however can begin with any .22 caliber pistol, however due to the need for sustained fire a semi-automatic pistol or revolver with at least a 5 round capacity is ideal. Sights may be open/metallic, “red-dot” types or telescopic sights.

Rules can be found at:
NRA Precision Pistol Rules

Contact Information

Mike Reil 1-414-630-4749 (telemike@msn.com)







SRPC ACTION PISTOL

The sport of Practical Pistol Shooting tests the ability to manage a handgun while maneuvering through simulated, scenario-based courses (called stages).  It emphasizes accurate shooting while moving as well as shooting from barricades and through ports.

While speed is certainly a factor, movement, reloading skills and the ability to shoot accurately are equally as important.  As always, SAFETY is the first and foremost consideration.
A competitor’s score is measured by dividing the points scored by the time it took to complete the stage- this is called hit factor.

The SRPC Action Shooters schedule 2 matches a month throughout the summer.  The schedule is on the club calendar and like most events it is open to the public.

There are members who are willing to help you get going into any of the club’s activities, Action Pistol included.  You are encouraged (members and public alike) to come observe these matches and simply reach out to any of the organizers or shooters who will help you with equipment and instruction to get you into this fun and rewarding activity.

What You Need: 

 

1 - A reliable handgun (revolver or semi-auto: 9mm-.38 Special or larger)
2 - A secure strong side hip holster
3 - A minimum of 3 magazines or speed loaders
4 - At least 2 magazine pouches for spare magazines
5 - A sturdy belt that will support the weight of the pistol and extra ammo
6 - Eye and ear protection
7 - A minimum of 70 rounds of ammunition


Contact Information

  Dave Hansen 1-920-627-1583 (dave.h1583@gmail.com)

Upcoming Action Pistol Matches




Action Pistol Videos:

Tim Hepner - North Field on 6-17-20

Russ Margenau - South Field on 6-17-20


Lou Verhagen - North Field on 7-29-20

Wes Hagerman PCC - South Field on 7-29-20







BUFFALO MATCHES

As shooting competitions grew over time, so did equipment to help competitors be more accurate and therefore have better success. In time a new approach to these competitions moved it in a different direction-backwards in time.

Like Cowboy Action, where competitors must use equipment that matches an era (these can all be new manufacture firearms, but the technology must meet the era reflected), so do the Buffalo Shooters use firearms and cartridges of what would be considered the “Buffalo Gun” era.

With a purpose of generating interest in these firearms and era, these shooters keep a focus on big bore single shot rifles (Sharp’s, Ballard’s, Winchesters, Remington rolling blocks, and Peabody’s for example) that were used in the great buffalo harvests in the 1800’s.  Trapdoor and large bore level guns of the same period are also allowed.

The matches are not limited to black powder, but it is encouraged.  Matches are limited to cast bullets to protect the gongs and impact areas of the range.  Loads are smokeless or black powder with grease groove or paper patch bullets.  There are a wide variety of eligible calibers like 45-70. 40-60 and 50-70 with bullet weights varying from 375 to 535 grains and beyond.

The Sheboygan Rifle and Pistol Club Buffalo Shoots began in September 2010 with the gong match is held the third Saturday in May.


The spring shoot is a gong shoot. The course of fire is 10 shots off of cross sticks at a small chicken metallic target at 200 yards, the final 5 shots are fired offhand at a large steel ram metallic target.  Hits are recorded as a score and the idea is to simulate the conditions and experience of the shooters of the Buffalo era.

Buffalo Gong Shoot: 2-5PM on May 18th
New shooters are always encouraged to show up and give it a try, there is always extra ammunition and a firearm to borrow to experience this fun, challenging and historic shooting event.

Matches run from 2:30-5:00 in the afternoons (to avoid shooting into the sun) and are a recreational and social competition that is growing rapidly.  Many shooters move from smokeless to black powder quickly as they learn new techniques, and many have gone on to shoot up to 1000 yards at ranges such as Lodi, WI together.

CONTACT INFORMATION

For more information please contact Bob Wood, who will gladly answer any questions and help get you started.

Bob Wood 920-946-4393 or rwood@idlsi.com




NEW High Power League

Northeast Wisconsin High Power League

There is a $10 fee to enter the league and a $10 fee per match.  Membership in the NRA is required.  We use NRA Service rules with the exception of allowing 3 sighters to start the match.  You must send registration/match fees to the captain of the hosting club in advance to reserve a firing position.  Matches will be shot in the following order:  

1) Offhand - 10 rounds within 10 minutes.
2) Rapid Sitting - 10 rounds within 60 seconds.
3) Rapid Prone - 10 rounds within 70 seconds.
4) Slow Prone - 20 rounds within 20 minutes.

For additional info please refer to the N.E.W. High Power League home page at NEW High Power.
For this year's NEW Informational Flyer: 2024 NEW High Power League Flyer.

TEAM CAPTAINS and LEAGUE CONTACTS


TWIN CITY

Sunday May 19th 7:30AM-5PM


Brian Dobish
999 E Snell Rd
Oshkosh, WI 54901

Mobile/Text: 920-379-4689
Email: bdobish@crmeyer.com
 

KIEL (AT THE TWIN CITy's RANGE)

Sunday August 11th 7:30AM-5PM


Amy Dobish
1535 Galway Ct.
Oshkosh, WI 54904

Phone: 971-267-7466
Email: udenkemps@yahoo.com

NICOLET

Sunday June 9th 7:30AM-5PM


Kaleb Hall
1322 Main St.
Oconto, WI 54153

Phone: 920-609-7398
Email: k.hall@halltitle.com

APPLETON 

Sunday July 21st 7:30AM-5PM


Mark Oppor
841 Marquette St.
Menasha, WI 54952

Phone: 920-729-9150
Email: highpower1966@gmail.com


LEAGUE
SECRETARY:


Amy Dobish
1535 Galway Ct.
Oshkosh, WI 54904

Phone: 971-267-7466
Email: udenkemps@yahoo.com

SHEBOYGAN 

Sunday September 15th 7:30AM-5PM


Mike Hansen
3830 S. 13 St.
Sheboygan, WI 53081

Phone: 920-458-0493
Email: mikebravo1@charter.net

 

LEAGUE STATISTICAL OFFICER:


Jeff Verhaeghe
4419 Graceland Blvd.
Racine, WI 53405

Phone: 262-833-5109
Cell: 920-917-5781
Email: jverhaeghe49@wi.rr.com

PLEASE ENCOURAGE YOUR JUNIORS TO COME OUT AND COMPETE


RANGE LOCATIONS AND DIRECTIONS

TWIN CITY ROD AND GUN CLUB (TWIN CITY AND KIEL MATCHES)


Range Address: W7832 Winnegamie Drive Neenah, WI

US Hwy 41West on Cty BB

Website: http://www.twincityrodandgun.com/ 

NICOLET RIFLE CLUB


Range Address: 2710 St Pats Road Suamico, WI

Website:  http://www.nicoletrifleclub.com/

Take U.S. Highway 41-141 North of Green Bay to Brown County Trunk "B" (Exit 176, Sunset Beach Rd. (Suamico Exit), [New Zoo], etc.). This is approximately five (5) miles North of Tower Drive, (Interstate 43.) Exit onto County Trunk "B" and head West on "B" (left at the stop sign and pass under Hwy 41-141). You will come to a four-way stop at the intersection of County Trunks "B" and "HS", also known as the intersection of Sunset Beach [or School] Rd. and Velp Ave. Continue West on "B" for 9/10 mile, just past the Suamico Elementary School (on your left), and turn left onto Riverside Drive. The turn is before you cross the railroad tracks. Proceed South on Riverside Dr. for 3/10 mile to the intersection with St. Pat's Drive. (It comes from the right, only). Turn right onto St. Pat's Dr. (West) and proceed, crossing the tracks, for 9/10 mile. The range is in the woods, on the right, just before the road curves sharply left. For those with GPS, our gate is located at N44̊38.062" W88̊05.314"

APPLETON RIFLE & PISTOL CLUB

 
Range Address: 3725 N. Rifle Range Rd. Appleton, WI

US Hwy 41 to the “OO” \ Hwy 15 Exit. West on “OO” \ Hwy 15. At first stop and go light after the International Truck dealer, turn right on Cassaloma Dr. Stop sign turn right on Capitol Dr.. Continue on Capitol Dr. until just before you cross US 41. Left to 3725 Rifle Range Road, White block building is the clubhouse and indoor range. Follow gravel road (west) to the outdoor Ranges.

SHEBOYGAN RIFLE & PISTOL CLUB


Range Address: W765 Rowe Road Sheboygan, WI

Hwy I- 43 S to Hwy 42 (at Sheboygan)Left, east on  Hwy 42 south, left (at Hardees) N. 40th St. which turns into Dairyland. Rd. Turn right on Rowe. Proceed east ¼ mile past County Road LS.

Second Route: Hwy 10 east, then 57 south, after Kiel take 32 towards Sheboygan, turn left (east) onto FF it's 1 mile after MM, take FF all the way to LS, turn right (south) go 1mile and left onto Rowe Rd






Tactical Prone Match

Match Format:
Varies from match to match, see club calendar for details. Fired from the 100 or 200 yard line, 15 to 20 shots for record, 3 sighter shots allowed.

Safety:
Remove your rifle from the case on the firing line with the muzzle pointed down range. An empty chamber indicator (ECI) must be inserted when the range is “cold”. Please ask for an ECI if you don’t own one. Your muzzle must be pointed at the berm while closing the bolt on a live round. Slam fires do occur, and we can’t have any projectiles leaving the range.

Registration:
Pre-registration not required but encouraged, with pre-registration you can choose your relay. To register, email Greg Olson at tacticalprone@gmail.com or call 920-901-0373. Additional questions are welcome.

NRA Prone Tactical Rifle, Gear, and Rules

History:
NRA Mid Range Prone Tactical Rifle was developed about 5 years ago as discipline that will allow competitors to shoot rifles they already own without spending a lot of money on discipline specific equipment. Both “sling” and tactical rifle shooters will shoot alongside of each other. This match is ideally fired at 300, 500 and 600-yds, most clubs don’t have a 600-yd range, so we shoot targets at 100 or 200-yards that are geometrically equivalent to the 600-yd target.

Rifles:
This was a discipline designed to be tactical in nature using AR-15 and AR-10 type rifles. We will also allow M1 and M1A rifles. A Harris type bipod or range bag/ruck sack can be used as a front rest. No F Class type bipods and no sandbags or hard rest are allowed. bench The intent is to shoot what you have and not be a high dollar equipment type of match. A soft rear rest without “ears” is allowed. No sandbags or stocks with an extension that rest on the ground are allowed. Suppressors or muzzle breaks are not allowed. If you have a muzzle break, we will squad you on the final relay or next to some who is comfortable shooting next to you.

Sights:
Metallic, telescopic, red dot or holographic sights are allowed. Scopes are limited to 15 power, you can use a variable power scope greater than 15x, just set it to 15x or less. Red dot and holographic scopes don’t seem to work very well because dot is larger than the aiming black.

Other Gear/Accouterments:
  • Shooting mats: A piece of carpeting or a commercial shooting mat is all that is needed. We will have carpeting available, best if you bring your own. Some find elbow pads useful. A shooting mat that secures the feet of the bipod is not allowed.
  • Ear protection is required
  • Eye protection is required
  • Sweat band or towel can be useful when it’s warm out
  • 10, 20 or 30 round magazines
  • Spotting scope and stand. We will have scopes available if you don’t own one.
  • Ammo
  • Water
  • We have a rifle and ammo available if you do not own one. Please notify me in advance if you need a rifle or ammo.

See attached abbreviated NRA rules.

NRA High Power Rifle Rules



See attached Printable Match Rules.

Printable Match Rules



Contact Information