10th Annual SHAWANO COUNTY 4-H ALL-STAR SHOOTOUT
SHAWANO COUNTY 4-H
ALL-STAR SUMMER SHOOTOUT
Event Date: July 13, 2019
We welcome same day registration
Shawano Gun Club Inc.
N6695 Chic-a-watha Court
Shawano, WI 54166
Events: Muzzleloading – Silhouette, Shotgun - Trap, Shotgun - Hunt and Cover: Youth/Youth & Youth/Adult, .22 Pistol, .22 Rifle, .22 Rifle - Silhouette, Wildlife Conservation
Range Schedule:
Muzzleloading - Silhouette 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Shotgun - Trap 8:00 AM - 12:00PM
.22 Rifle 8:00 AM - 12:00PM
.22 Pistol 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
.22 Rifle - Silhouette 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Shotgun Hunt and Cover 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Wildlife Conservation 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Registration Desk 7:00 AM -12:00 PM
Contact Information:
Troy Edwards edwardst@ 715-304-6191
Doug Clark r4archers@ 715-851-0156
Mary Clark r4archers@ 715-851-3545
Joanne Edwards edwardsj@ 715-304-7520
Wisconsin 4-H Shooting Sports Website:
SHAWANO COUNTY 4-H ALL-STAR SUMMER SHOOTOUT
July 13, 2019
Shawano Gun Club Inc.
We welcome same day registrations
PROCEDURES & SUMMARY RULES
GENERAL RULES:
1. The Match Director reserves the right to alter the event as weather, terrain or registration dictates.
2. The Range Commander may modify or make procedural match changes in the interest of safety and/or to make the event run more smoothly. The Range Commander will have the final say on issues of safety and range protocol.
3. Physically challenged accommodations must be requested at registration and approved by the Match Director.
4. To be eligible to participate in this Shooting Sports meet, participants must be enrolled as a 4-H Shooting Sports project member and have met the criteria set by their county Shooting Sports Committee for the disciplines they are entering.
5. Three competition classes are recognized for this shoot:
• Junior Competitors: age 8 – 11 (Air Rifle 3-Position and Air Rifle Silhouette)
• Intermediate Competitors: ages 12 - 14
• Senior Competitors: ages 15 - 19
• Participants must shoot in the age category according to their age as of January 1st of the current year.
6. All competitors must be able to compete effectively in a safe manner.
Participants must provide:
• Proper eye protection (i.e. prescription glasses, safety glasses or goggles).
• Proper hearing protection (i.e. muffs or ear plugs)
7. Range Commanders have the right to deny use of unsafe equipment on the range.
8. Participants are responsible for providing their own equipment, including ammunition. 12 and 20 gauge shells will be available on site for purchase.
9. All guns must be in a carry case except when preparing for use at the range and during competition.
10. Iron sights will include open, peep and fiber optic sights.
11. All competitors must maintain proper sportsmanship with other competitors at all times.
12. National Event: Participants must have passed their 14th birthday by January 1st of the year they are qualifying and not have passed their 19th birthday by January 1st of the year of the National Event.
SHAWANO COUNTY 4-H ALL-STAR SUMMER SHOOTOUT
July 13, 2019
Shawano Gun Club Inc.
• This is a 4-H National Invitational Qualifying Opportunity!
• To be eligible to participate, you must be registered as a 4-H Shooting Sports project member and have met the criteria set by your County Shooting Sports committee for the disciplines you are entering.
• All shooters must be DNR Hunter Safety certified.
• Participants must shoot in the age category according to their age as of January 1st of the current year.
• No refunds will be given due to the competitor’s inability to compete within the scheduled time for that discipline. It is the responsibility of the competitor to enter only as many events as they can complete within the time allotted. Please allow sufficient time between the various events at the Shawano Gun Club.
• NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN AFTER JULY 5, 2019
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|Name: ____________________________________ Phone: __________________________ |
|Email: ____________________________________ Mobile: __________________________ |
|Grade (As of 10/1/18):_______ Date of Birth: _____________ Age (As of 1/1/19): _________ |
|DNR Certification Number: ________________________ County: _____________________ |
|Mailing Address: _____________________________________________________________ |
|City: _______________________________________ State:_________ Zip: ____________ |
|I enter the Shawano County 4-H All-Star Summer Shootout at my own risk and agree not to hold the Shawano Gun Club Inc., Shawano County 4-H, University of |
|Wisconsin-Extension or Wisconsin 4-H Shooting Sports Leaders responsible for any damages to equipment or injury to myself that may occur as a result of |
|the shoot. I certify that I have read the rules/guidelines pertaining to the shoot and understand that failure to comply with those rules may result in |
|disciplinary action which may include, but is not limited to, removal of myself from this and subsequent state shoots. I give permission for pictures of |
|myself to be used for publicity of Wisconsin 4-H Shooting Sports. I agree to follow all safety rules and participate in a sportsmanlike manner. |
|Competitor’s Signature: |
|Date: |
|As a parent/guardian, I agree not to hold the Shawano Gun Club Inc., Shawano County 4-H, University of Wisconsin – Extension or Wisconsin 4-H Shooting |
|Sports Leaders responsible for any damage to equipment or injury to my child. I also understand that there must be basic rules for a shooting sports |
|competition and that these guidelines must be maintained for the safety of all concerned. If my child violates these rules, I understand that he/she may |
|be disqualified from competition. My child has permission to participate in the Shawano County 4-H All-star Summer Shootout. I also give permission for |
|pictures of my child to be taken at the shoot to be used for publicity of Wisconsin 4-H Shooting Sports. |
|Parent/Guardian’s Signature: |
|Date: |
SHAWANO COUNTY 4-H ALL-STAR SUMMER SHOOTOUT
July 13, 2019
Shawano Gun Club Inc.
We welcome same day registrations
Range Schedule
Muzzleloading – Silhouette 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Shotgun - Trap 8:00 AM - 12:00PM
.22 Rifle 8:00 AM - 12:00PM
.22 Pistol 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
.22 Rifle - Silhouette 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Shotgun Hunt and Cover 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Wildlife Conservation 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Registration Desk 7:00 AM -12:00 PM
|Please check the third column in each class below if you wish to have your score used for National Qualification. |
|Participants must shoot in the age category according to their age as January 1st of the current year. |
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|Please Circle your age category: |
|Junior(events with *): ages 8-11 ____ Intermediate: ages 12 - 14: _____ Senior: ages 15 - 19: _____ |
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|Check to Enter |
|Event |
|Check for NQ |
|Cost |
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|Air Rifle 3-Position* |
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|$7.00 |
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|Air Rifle Silhouette* |
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|$7.00 |
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|Air Rifle Silhouette Youth/Youth Team* |
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|$7.00 |
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|Air Rifle Silhouette Youth/Adult Team* |
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|$7.00 |
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|.22 Rifle - Sporter |
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|$9.00* |
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|.22 Rifle - Unlimited |
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|$9.00* |
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|.22 Rifle Silhouette |
|Iron Sights |
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|$9.00* |
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|.22 Rifle Silhouette Scope |
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|$9.00* |
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|.22 Pistol |
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|$9.00* |
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|Muzzleloading – Silhouette |
|(Your equipment and ammunition) |
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|$7.00 |
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|Muzzleloading – Silhouette |
|(Borrow equipment and ammunition) |
|(Help with clean up at the end) |
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|$10.00 |
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|Shotgun - Trap |
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|$8.00 |
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|Shotgun |
|Hunt and Cover Youth/Youth |
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|$10.00 |
|Per Team |
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|Shotgun |
|Hunt and Cover Youth/Adult |
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|$10.00 |
|Per Team |
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|Wildlife |
|Conservation* |
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|No Cost |
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|Total Amount Enclosed |
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|*The entry fee for all .22 rifle and pistol events includes shooting fee and one 50-round box of ammunition. |
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|Please make checks payable to Shawano County 4-H Shooting Sports (a $20.00 fee will be charged for NSF checks) |
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|Mail to Joanne Edwards, 110 Hillside Lane, Shawano WI, 54166. Entry forms must be complete with two signatures (competitor and parent/guardian) and entry |
|fees. |
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|No faxed or electronic entry forms will be accepted. |
|SHAWANO COUNTY 4-H ALL-STAR SUMMER SHOOTOUT |
|July 13, 2019 |
|Shawano Gun Club Inc. |
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|DEADLINE TO REGISTER: July 13, 2019 |
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|Hunt and Cover Team Shoot |
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|Two person team. Entry fee - $10.00 per team. |
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|Please Check your choice: |
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|Intermediate (12-14) Team: ________ Senior (15-19) Team: _______ |
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|Mixed Intermediate/Senior Team: _________ Youth/Adult Team: ________ |
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|Choice 1: Youth/Youth Team |
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|Youth Shooter’s Name (Please Print) ______________________________________________ |
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|Youth Shooter’s Name (Please Print) ______________________________________________ |
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|Choice 2: Youth/Adult Team |
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|Youth Shooter’s Name (Please Print) ______________________________________________ |
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|Adult Shooter’s Name (Please Print) ______________________________________________ |
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|Youth Shooter’s Signature________________________________________________________ |
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|Youth Shooter’s Signature________________________________________________________ |
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|Adult Shooter’s Signature_________________________________________________________ |
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|SHAWANO COUNTY 4-H |
|ALL-STAR SUMMER SHOOTOUT RULES |
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|SHOT GUN – TRAP |
|(Intermediate (12-14) and Senior (15-19) Divisions) |
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|12, 16 and 20 gauge shotguns are allowed. |
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|Shooters will fire from 16 yards. |
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|Both divisions will shoot two rounds, of 25 clays each, for the events. No practice birds will be thrown! |
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|Magnum or baby magnum loads are not permitted. |
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|Participants must provide: |
|Proper eye protection (i.e. prescription glasses, safety glasses or goggles). |
|Proper hearing protection (i.e. muffs or ear plugs) |
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|Shot size from 7½ to 9 is required. Shooters must provide their own shells. 12 and 20 gauge shells will be available for purchase. |
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|No shotguns with release triggers allowed. |
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|No coaching permitted during a round. |
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|Physically challenged accommodations must be requested at registration and approved by the Match Director. |
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|Amateur Trapshooting Association rules govern, except for the above rules and when the Match Director alters rules to allow for the smooth operation of the |
|shoot. |
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|Reminder for all shooters and 4-H National Qualifying Opportunity Participants: National 4-H Competition does not allow any load with a velocity greater |
|than 1,290 feet per second with a maximum shot charge of 1-1/8 ounces or 1,325 feet per second with a maximum shot charge of 7/8 ounce or less, as measured |
|in any individual shot shell. In addition, no load containing more than 1-1/8 ounce or any shot larger than Number 7-1/2 can be used. |
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|In the event of ties, awards shall be decided on the basis of the longest run in the total event beginning with the first target hit. If a tie remains, a |
|ten shoot-off will be shot; 2 clays per station. Should this not resolve the tie, the event will be decided by a station by station (1 shot) “sudden death.”|
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|SHAWANO COUNTY 4-H |
|ALL-STAR SUMMER SHOOTOUT Rules |
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|Hunt & Cover |
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|Hunt and Cover is a team event with 2 members (“hunter” person & “cover” person) standing side by side at each shooting station. Shooters may use any gauge |
|shotgun for this class. |
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|There are 50 clays thrown for this event so make sure that you have enough shells. The maximum score is 50 hits. |
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|The (first person) “hunter” calls for the target and shoots (hit =2 team points), if the “hunter” misses, the (second person) “cover” can now shoot to break|
|the target (hit = 1 team point and miss - loss = 0). |
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|If the “hunter” breaks the target and the “cover” shoots, the hit will be recorded as a loss for the “hunter” (0 team points). |
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|The “hunter” shoots first at this position per normal trap rules for five clays. |
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|Without changing shooting positions on the firing line, the “cover” person from the first set now becomes the “hunter”. The original “hunter” now becomes |
|the “cover” person. |
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|Repeat steps #3, #4, and #5. |
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|After each person on all the teams has been the hunter 5 times, all of the teams shall rotate to the next station as per regular trap rules. |
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|The highest team score will be the winner. |
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|Ties will be determined by the team who has the longest string of broken targets starting from the last clay hit. In the event there still is a tie, the |
|next or second longest string of broken targets will be used and so on. If a tie still exists, a shoot off will take place determined by the range commander|
|based on time and shooting conditions. |
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|SHAWANO COUNTY 4-H |
|ALL-STAR SUMMER SHOOTOUT Rules |
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|.22 RIFLE |
|(Intermediate (12-14) or Senior (15-19) Divisions) |
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|Each shooter will fire three positions; prone, standing and kneeling, in that order at 50 feet. |
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|Standard A-17 targets will be used; one target will be shot at each position for score. Sighting-in is limited to 5 minutes with unlimited shots before the |
|prone position only. The shooter may inspect targets after the sight-in period only. |
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|Rifles must be plugged or otherwise prepared so they may be loaded and fired in a single shot fashion only. Actions must be able mechanically to be held |
|open until ready to fire. Semi-automatic rifles not so modified will not be allowed on the range (Because of the difficulty in loading semi-automatic |
|rifles; they are not recommended!) RANGE COMMANDER WILL INSPECT!! |
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|No optically assisted sights or laser sights are permitted. |
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|Only rifles capable of firing .22 long rifle ammunition are acceptable. No .22 magnum are allowed. Rifles may be modified by adjusting stock length only. |
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|Slings are allowed for prone and kneeling positions only; kneeling rolls are allowed for kneeling position. |
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|Since this is a National qualifying event, full NRA gear is allowed (jackets, pants, glove and shoes) for unlimited. Only shooting glove is allowed for |
|sporter. |
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|Classes: Sporter Class: The rifle cannot weigh more than 7 ½ lbs. Sights (including open and peep must have a trigger pull of at least 2 lbs. Unlimited |
|Class: There shall be no restrictions on barrel length or overall weight of the rifle. |
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|Shooters will provide their own ammunition. |
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|Participants must provide: |
|Proper eye protection (i.e. prescription glasses, safety glasses or goggles). |
|Proper hearing protection (i.e. muffs or ear plugs) |
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|Firing time is limited to 10 minutes per stage (position); 10 shots per stage. |
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|Adaptations for handicapped shooters must be approved by the county Project Coordinator and Range Commander prior to the event. |
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|Tiebreakers: ties will be broken with most number of “tens”. Most numbers of “nines”, most number of “eights” etc; 2nd tiebreaker: first “ten” hit in |
|sequence until tie is broken. |
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|No coaching on the line or spotting during sighting-in period. |
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|SHAWANO COUNTY 4-H |
|ALL-STAR SUMMER SHOOTOUT Rules |
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|.22 SILHOUETTE EVENTS |
|(Intermediate (12-14) & Senior (15-19) Divisions) |
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|Two events will be shot. These events are Silhouette with Iron Sights and Silhouette with Scope. |
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|Only .22 caliber rifles that fire .22 long rifle are acceptable. |
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|Participants must provide: |
|Proper eye protection (i.e. prescription glasses, safety glasses or goggles). |
|Proper hearing protection (i.e. muffs or ear plugs) |
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|Firing positions include standing. Youth may use military or Olympic form. No artificial supports and no slings. |
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|Course of fire consists of 40 shots fired. Each round will consist of the following: |
|Ten chickens at 40 yards; height of 2¼”. |
|Ten pigs at 60 yards; height of 3”. |
|Ten turkeys at 77 yards; height of 4½”. |
|Ten rams at 100 yards; height of 5½”. |
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|Course may be shortened proportionally, depending on the needs of the event to be determined by the Range Master and Meet Coordinator. |
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|TIME LIMITS: |
|Ready time – Fifteen (15) seconds will be allowed after the command “READY” before the command “FIRE”. |
|Five minutes will be allowed to fire 10 shots, one shot at each target in the bank of 10 targets. |
|Competitors must fire at the targets in sequence, beginning left and progressing to the right. NO HITS are allowed for targets fired out of sequence. |
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|Scoring is based on one point for each silhouette knocked down in proper sequence. Total possible points are 40! |
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|Each shooter may have one coach at the firing line who may have a scope or binoculars and advise the shooter where shots are going, keep time, or otherwise |
|advise. The coach may not touch the shooter or any equipment after the shooter assumes a position on the firing line. |
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|Tie Breaker - Beginning at the longest targets, review combined (10 targets) scores for most hits at that distance; if still tied move to next closest |
|target, etc. until tie is broken. |
|SHAWANO COUNTY 4-H |
|ALL-STAR SUMMER SHOOTOUT |
|RANGE COMMANDS |
|(.22 Small Bore Rifle) |
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|SHOOTERS TO THE LINE (5-10 minutes) |
|This is the time the shooters use to get their equipment to shooting line. |
|Firearms are uncased at the shooting line. |
|Firearms are pointed down range, muzzle down range. |
|Actions open. |
|Firearms are not handled |
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|PREPARATION TIME HAS STARTED (5-10 minutes) |
|Shooters may prepare the equipment for their particular shooting position. |
|May handle firearm with no ammo. |
|Fingers outside of trigger guard. |
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|LINE CHECK (Is the line Ready?) |
|Ready on the left—If answer is no, give more time; if yes, continue. |
|Ready on the right—If answer is no, give more time; if yes, continue. |
|The line is ready |
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|SHOOTERS LOAD YOUR FIREARM |
|Single load only. |
|Do not fire! |
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|COMMENCE FIRING |
|Fire designated rounds only. |
|When finished shooting, lay firearm down with action open and muzzle down range |
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|CEASE FIRE |
|Action open, safety on, muzzle down range, and lay firearms down! |
|It may mean: |
|A. Problem on the line. |
|B. That round, or event, is over |
|C. A new set of targets |
|D. Range is unsafe. |
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|IS THE LINE CLEAR? |
|If someone says no, see what the problem is! |
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|RANGE IS CLOSED |
|Shooter cases the firearm, picks up equipment and removes it from the firing line. |
|Absolutely no handling of uncased firearms! |
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|SMALL-BORE PISTOL |
|General Rules |
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|Welcome to Small-bore Pistol Shooting! |
|The objective of our 4-H Shooting Sports firearms program is to teach safe handling and use of a gun, marksmanship skills so that the participant enjoys it |
|and finds it rewarding and, perhaps most importantly, HAVE FUN! |
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|Small-bore Pistol was added to the Wisconsin 4-H Shooting Sports Program in 2009. Participants will need to be at least 12 years old and have completed |
|Hunter Safety. Participants and their families need to take note of the following: |
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|Per BATF regulations, all pistol shooters under the age of 18 must have, in their possession, a written permission statement from their parent or guardian |
|stating their permission to possess and fire Small-bore Pistols. In accordance with federal laws pertaining to youth and pistols (see Youth Safety Handgun |
|Act), the National 4-H Shooting Sports Program prohibits the transportation of a pistol for any reason by a youth under 18 years of age. Arrangements must |
|be made for an adult to transport all small-bore pistols. |
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|The Small-bore (.22) Handgun Parent/Guardian Authorization (consent form) follows this update. The page contains two forms that will be used for the |
|Wisconsin 4-H Shooting Sports Small-bore Pistol discipline. Both forms need to be signed, witnessed, and dated. One form needs to be given to the County or |
|Club 4-H Shooting Sports Certified Pistol Leader to keep on file. The other form needs to be laminated and kept in the pistol case so the youth has access |
|to it at every training session or pistol competition. Youth will only be able to shoot the pistol at a 4-H event (practice or competition) after presenting|
|the completed form when checking in-to the event. We recommend keeping this form in the pistol kit being used by each youth participant. Youth will also |
|need to present proof of completion of DNR Hunter Safety. |
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|Youth under the age of 18 may NOT possess a small-bore pistol without adult supervision. This includes driving themselves to the event or even walking from |
|the parking lot into the building. Similarly, at any match, parents may not just hand the cased gun to their youth in the parking area and send them on |
|their way to the pistol event. A parent or guardian needs to accompany the youth to and from the .22 pistol event. |
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|EYE AND EAR PROTECTION REQUIRED You may be aware that eye protection is required for Air Pistol. For Small-bore Pistol, ear protection will also be |
|required. Ear plugs and/or protective muffs will do. A number of pistol instructors wear both. Please visit the hardware store, a sporting goods store or |
|the sporting goods department at a neighborhood store to get proper hearing protection. Hearing protection is usually rated in terms of how much decibel |
|reduction they provide. A higher number gives more protection. |
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|SMALL-BORE PISTOL EVENTS There will be three events for Small-bore Pistol at this invitational. The events are Slow Fire, Timed Fire and Rapid Fire. These |
|bullseye events will be shot one-handed. |
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|PISTOLS and AMMO |
|Participants will need to bring their own .22 Long Rifle non-jacketed ammunition and pistol. Semiautomatic pistols are easier to shoot with for most |
|competition, mostly because you don’t have to thumb cock the hammer for each shot (remember, bullseye will be shot one-handed). Good semiautos are available|
|from Ruger, Browning, Smith & Wesson and others. Feel free to discuss your pistol choices with your instructors. |
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|WISCONSIN 4-H SHOOTING SPORTS |
|SMALL-BORE (.22) HANDGUN PARENT/GUARDIAN AUTHORIZATION |
|THIS STATEMENT SHOULD BE RETAINED BY THE YOUTH AND KEPT ON HAND AT ALL TIMES DURING ANY 4-H SHOOTING SPORTS SMALLBORE (.22) HANDGUN PRACTICE OR EVENT. |
|As parent or guardian, I give my permission for my child |
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|______________________________________ (Name of youth) |
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|to possess and fire Small-bore (.22) rimfire handguns while under the direct supervision of a 4-H Shooting Sports Certified Pistol Leader. I understand that|
|my youth, if under the age of 18, may not transport a handgun, under any circumstance, without the accompaniment of an adult. |
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|PARENT NAME (print): ________________________________________________ |
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|SIGNATURE: _______________________________________________ |
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|ADDRESS: _______________________________________________ |
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|CITY: __________________________________ STATE: ____________ DATE: ___________ |
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|ADULT WITNESS NAME (print): ________________________________________ |
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|WITNESS SIGNATURE: ____________________________________ DATE: ______________ |
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|WISCONSIN 4-H SHOOTING SPORTS |
|SMALL-BORE (.22) HANDGUN PARENT/GUARDIAN AUTHORIZATION |
|THIS COPY SHOULD BE SIGNED, WITNESSED, AND SUBMITTED TO YOUR 4-H SHOOTING SPORTS PISTOL LEADER TO BE KEPT ON FILE. |
|As parent or guardian, I give my permission for my child |
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|______________________________________ (Name of youth) |
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|to possess and fire Small-bore (.22) rimfire handguns while under the direct supervision of a 4-H Shooting Sports Certified Pistol Leader. I understand that|
|my youth, if under the age of 18, may not transport a handgun, under any circumstance, without the accompaniment of an adult. |
|PARENT NAME (print): ________________________________________________ |
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|SIGNATURE: _______________________________________________ |
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|ADDRESS: _______________________________________________ |
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|CITY: __________________________________ STATE: ____________ DATE: ____________ |
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|ADULT WITNESS NAME (print): ________________________________________ |
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|WITNESS SIGNATURE: ____________________________________ DATE: ______________ |
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|SMALL-BORE PISTOL Rules - 25 yds |
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|Classes: Intermediate - (12 yrs to 14 yrs), Senior - (15 yrs to 19 yrs). Youth must be at least 12 years old to fire a Small-bore Pistol in practice or |
|competition. |
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|Per BATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) regulations, all pistol shooters under the age of 18 must have in their possession a written |
|permission statement from their parent or guardian stating their permission to possess and fire pistols. In accordance with federal laws pertaining to youth|
|and pistols (see Youth Safety Handgun Act), the transportation of a pistol for any reason by a youth under 18 years of age is prohibited. Arrangements must |
|be made for an adult to transport all pistols. |
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|The Small-bore (.22) Handgun Parent/Guardian Authorization (consent form) is above. This page contains two forms that will be used for the Wisconsin 4-H |
|Shooting Sports Small-bore Pistol discipline. Both forms need to be signed, witnessed, and dated. One form needs to be given to the County or Club 4-H |
|Shooting Sports Certified Pistol Leader to be kept on file. The other form needs to be laminated and kept in the pistol case so the youth has access to it |
|at every training session or pistol competition. Youth will only be able to shoot the pistol at a 4-H event (practice or competition) after presenting the |
|completed form when checking into the event. We recommend keeping this form in the pistol kit being used by each youth participant. |
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|All events are “single pistol” matches, meaning participants are to shoot the entire course of fire with the same pistol. No pistol changes are allowed |
|between stages. Only one pistol per shooter is allowed on the line. No bolt action pistols, including cannon bolt, turn bolt or straight bolt will be |
|permitted. |
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|Target: NRA B-8 |
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|Distance: 25 yards |
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|Course of fire: 10 shots slow fire, 15 shots timed fire and 15 shots rapid fire (40 shots for record). No sighters or warm up shots. |
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|Time Limits: |
|a. Slow Fire: 5 minutes for 10 shot string of fire. |
|b. Timed Fire: 20 seconds per 5 shot string, three strings. |
|c. Rapid Fire: 10 seconds per 5 shot string, three strings. |
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|Equipment: Any small-bore pistol or revolver firing the .22 long rifle, long or short rimfire cartridge with a sight radius no greater than 10 inches, and a|
|trigger pull no less than 2 pounds. (Rule 3.4-except iron sights only.) Equipped with any sights that do not project an image onto the target. |
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|Position: One-hand standing. |
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|Rules: NRA Pistol Rules CP16650 (Most recent printing) |
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Muzzleloading – Silhouette Match Rules
INTERMEDIATE (AGES 12-14) AND SENIOR (AGES 15-19) DIVISIONS
1. Equipment and ammunition will be available for your use if you need to borrow
2. Shooters may provide their own shooting supplies. Loading benches and stands are available.
3. Equipment is any traditional or non-traditional NMLRA conventional muzzleloading rifle (in-lines permitted) of .54 caliber or smaller.
4. Iron or aperture sights only. No optics mounted on rifle or laser sights permitted.
5. The competition divisions are: a. Intermediate (12 -14 yrs. old), b. Senior (15 -19).
6. Equipment and ammunition will be inspected on the range before and during shooting.
7. No Coaching allowed on the shooting line during competition.
8. The Course of Fire for the Match will be Course of fire consists of 12 shots fired. Each round will consist of the following:
A. Three chickens at 40 yards; height of 2¼”.
B. Three pigs at 60 yards; height of 3”.
C. Three turkeys at 77 yards; height of 4½”.
D. Three rams at 100 yards; height of 5½”.
9. Each shooter may have one coach at the firing line who may have a scope or binoculars and advise the shooter where shots are going, keep time, or otherwise advise. The coach may not touch the shooter or any equipment after the shooter assumes a position on the firing line.
10. Match/Range Commander may provide instruction and guidance to competitors but for precaution and safety purposes only.
11. All shooting will be done from the offhand (standing) position without the aid of a sling or other artificial support. Either the military or Olympic stance is acceptable.
12. All loading will be done at the loading bench located behind the firing line. All capping, snapping of caps, flash pan charging, and firing will only take place on the firing line.
13. A maximum charge of 60 grains of black powder is allowable. Propellant must be only Black Powder, Pyrodex, or any other National Muzzleloading Rifle Association (NMLRA) approved Black Powder substitute of appropriate granulation for your rifle. A powder measure separate from the powder container must be used when charging. No open containers of powder will be allowed on the loading benches. Load charge must be only what is considered light to moderate for your rifle.
14. Projectiles will be patched soft lead round ball only not exceeding .54 caliber (13.72mm). Plastic patching may not be used with the round ball. Any safe, non- corrosive lubrication may be used. NO sabots allowed. 20
15. Side hammer or in-line percussion cap rifles or smooth bore shoulder arms that load from the muzzle and which is not a break-open type firearm may be used. Number 209 primers are permitted. Flintlocks will be allowed.
16. Any metallic sight combination (iron sights) open and/or peep may be used. No telescopic sights. Spotting scopes are not permitted. Hand held binoculars may be in your pocket or placed on the bench as an aid in viewing targets.
17. Scoring is based on one point for each silhouette knocked down in proper sequence. Total possible points are 12!
18. Tie Breaker - Beginning at the longest targets, review combined (10 targets) scores for most hits at that distance; if still tied move to next closest target, etc. until tie is broken.
19. Participants are responsible for loss or damage of their equipment, and for property damage/harm to themselves, and as inflicted upon others.
20. The Tournament Directors or Match/Range Commander reserves the right to alter the Match as time, weather, terrain, unforeseen circumstances, or number of competitors might dictate.
General Information
• Please bring lawn chairs as seating is limited.
• Food will be available for purchase on site.
Directions Heading East on Hwy 29
• From Hwy 29 take exit 227 (North 47, North 55, K)
• Take a left and head North on North 47, North 55 also known as Airport Dr.
• You will go approximately 1.8 miles and come to a set of stop lights at the corner of Airport Dr. and Green Bay St. You will see Perkins restaurant on the left. Go straight and continue on Airport Dr. Eventually, Airport Dr. will turn into Lake Dr.
• You will go another approximately 4 miles (You have now gone a total of 5.8 miles from exit 227)
• Take a left on Chic-A-Watha Circle.
• At the end of Chic-A-Watha Circle the road will bend to the left and turn into a gravel driveway leading to the Shawano Gun Club; the fire number is 6695.
Directions Heading West on Hwy 29
• From Hwy 29 take exit 227 (North 47, North 55, K)
• Take a right and head North on North 47, North 55 also known as Airport Dr.
• You will go approximately 1.8 miles and come to a set of stop lights at the corner of Airport Dr. and Green Bay St. You will see Perkins restaurant on the left. Go straight and continue on Airport Dr. Eventually, Airport Dr. will turn into Lake Dr.
• You will go another approximately 4 miles (You have now gone a total of 5.8 miles from exit 227)
• Take a left on Chic-A-Watha Circle.
• At the end of Chic-A-Watha Circle the road will bend to the left and turn into a gravel driveway leading to the Shawano Gun Club; the fire number is 6695.
Lodging in the Area
• Boarders (Shawano) 715-524-9090
• Settle Inn Suites (Shawano) 715-526-2044
• Super 8 Motel (Shawano) 715-526-6688
• Four Seasons (Shawano) 715-201-1501
• Shawano County Park (campground) 715-524-4986
• Cecil Fireside Inn (Cecil) 715-745-6444
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For Questions Please Contact:
Troy Edwards - edwardst@
715-304-6191
Doug Clark - r4archers@
715-851-0156
Mary Clark - r4archers@
715-851-3545
Joanne Edwards - edwardsj@
715-304-7520
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