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Sunday November 25th Grande Euro Field Target Match in Pa.

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(@doug_bruestle)
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Delaware County Field And Stream host European style field target shoot on the AAFTA (lower) course.

66 Shot match on 21 lanes w/ 3targets per lane - 1 shot per target -  shot in numerical order.

3 Standing lanes

3 Kneeling lanes

Steep up angle shots - Steep down angle shots

Mid distance targets kill zones reduced to legal limit-like Nationals

Each lane to have at least one 45-55 yard target

With the variety of terrain and wind on the course it should prove to be quite a challenge

Air and Water supplied on course

Registration will take place on course @ section C

Sight in starts @ 7:45 am on 3 sight in areas

If planning on attending please contact Mike Harris @ (215) 349-0201 OR email @ Mikecrocodile828@gmail.com

Club Address: 713 Creek Rd. Middletown Township Pa.

Local places to stay:

Best Western 1450 Providence Rd. Middletown Pa. (610) 872 8100

Quality Inn 4 S Middletown Rd. Middletown Pa. (610) 565 5800

Local shoot reminders:

Sunday Nov. 18th Falls Township Field Target Match @ Falls Gun Club in Pa.

Sunday Dec. 2nd Delaware County Field and Stream in Pa. (upper "original" course) Field Target Match 


   
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(@josh3rd)
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What is European style field target shoot?


   
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(@gonzav)
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One shot per target. No second shot.

Targets are numbered and shot in numerical order. 

Three kill zone sizes only.

40mm = 1.57”

25mm = .98” (38 yards max)

15mm = .59” (21 yards max)


   
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(@josh3rd)
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And when is this taking place?


   
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(@bvan)
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November 25th


   
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(@josh3rd)
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I'm there


   
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(@doug_bruestle)
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If anyone needs more info on this shoot please contact Mike Harris.....contact info in original post.


   
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(@doug_bruestle)
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Mike Harris has asked me to post this announcement : Due to a schedule conflict on the airgun range (2 airgun shoots posted for the same time) Mike's shoot will be moved back to sight in @ 12 noon and the shoot will start @ 1: pm sharp. Feel free to come out early and shoot the earlier shoot which is the club's annual Turkey Shoot. Which includes a fun shoot at turkey targets ( paper and silhouettes ) at different distances from a bench and off hand. Top 3 per class take home a Turkey. Should be a good time. 


   
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(@hector_j_medina_g)
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Doug;

Quick question:  ¿At what time does the Turkey shoot starts? Any link to the rules/classes/distances, etc?

 

TIA!


   
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(@doug_bruestle)
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Hector that info might be posted on the DCFS website, it is a shoot they have every year from what I understand. Talking to Don Tillman he said it involves NRA turkey silhouettes at 50 yards from a benchrest and then again at 30 ? Offhand, paper turkey targets from a bench and then again offhand. Don't quote me on the distances but that is basically the format. There are 3 separate classes...1st, 2nd, and 3rd in each class wins a Turkey. Sounds like a fun shoot and from what I have been told, draws a good crowd. 


   
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(@doug_bruestle)
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Appears their website is down. I will get the info and post it here as soon as I have it.


   
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(@doug_bruestle)
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Turkey Shoot starts @ 9:30am for those interested.

If I have this correct now it's 3 separate competitions....

1st competition is paper silhouettes of turkeys at 50 yards from a benchrest and that is for rifles-all-rifles.

2nd competition is reduced distances silhouettes  NRA turkeys only at 4 short distances offhand rifles- all rifles.

3rd competition is same as 2nd but for pistols.

All this on the air rifle range which is left, up the hill from the parking area. 


   
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(@tom2009)
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On the way 


   
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