Post 435 CMP Service Rifle Clinic Review

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Re: Post 435 CMP Service Rifle Clinic Review

Postby farmerj on Tue Jun 07, 2011 5:31 am

Do you run EIC matches there too?
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Re: Post 435 CMP Service Rifle Clinic Review

Postby Rip Van Winkle on Tue Jun 07, 2011 5:42 am

farmerj wrote:Do you run EIC matches there too?

Sorry no. You need a full distance KD range for an EIC. Post 435 is limited to 200 yards.
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Re: Post 435 CMP Service Rifle Clinic Review

Postby farmerj on Tue Jun 07, 2011 6:27 am

That would be elk river or harris for the closest then?
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Re: Post 435 CMP Service Rifle Clinic Review

Postby hoel6466 on Tue Jun 07, 2011 10:18 am

farmerj wrote:he's got some purdy wood here....
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Thanks, I need to remember to zip up my fly. Not enough time betwen strings. :lol:

I also couldn't thank Mark and the other volunteers enough. The weather was PERFECT and so were the facilites. The volunteers that came out to teach were top notch. Everyone there was helpful and made it a fun, low stress environment, which made it easy to learn. I haven't had that much fun shooting a rifle since I last qualified at Parris Island eleven years ago. Shooting the Garand was a little frustrating though. I couldn't seem to find a tight position that wouldn't be blown to hell and back every time I pulled the trigger. That made the rapid fire string interesting. I didn't get all my shots off in the prone and the results from the sitting position looked like I used a shotgun because I didn't want to run out of time. The standing portion was great for the first three shots but I was so drained after that I was suprised I even hit the targets with the last seven rounds. I could have done much better with my AR but it was an absolute blast with the M1. I had a permagrin for the rest of the day.

Thanks again!

I now need to find someone to carpool with for the Tuesday night league!
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Re: Post 435 CMP Service Rifle Clinic Review

Postby hoel6466 on Tue Jun 07, 2011 10:34 am

Oh yeah, my shoulder is still sore from that beast. 50 rounds of 30-06 is a hell of a lot different than 50 rounds of .223! :)
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Re: Post 435 CMP Service Rifle Clinic Review

Postby Rip Van Winkle on Wed Jun 08, 2011 6:28 pm

farmerj wrote:That would be elk river or harris for the closest then?

Elk River, Harris and Red Wing, all of which are hosting EIC's later this summer.

Elk River. Aug 21
Red Wing. Sept 18
Harris, Sept 25
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Re: Post 435 CMP Service Rifle Clinic Review

Postby farmerj on Wed Jun 08, 2011 6:31 pm

hoel6466 wrote:Oh yeah, my shoulder is still sore from that beast. 50 rounds of 30-06 is a hell of a lot different than 50 rounds of .223! :)


Tighten up your hold and it won't hurt so much. Your face is loose from your hand and a poor cheek weld. Things are just moving around too much.


If you can sometime, take a video camera to the range with you sometime and video tape yourself. Be amazed what you will see and can correct.
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Re: Post 435 CMP Service Rifle Clinic Review

Postby farmerj on Wed Jun 08, 2011 6:35 pm

Rip Van Winkle wrote:
farmerj wrote:That would be elk river or harris for the closest then?

Elk River, Harris and Red Wing, all of which are hosting EIC's later this summer.

Elk River. Aug 21
Red Wing. Sept 18
Harris, Sept 25


Duly noted and thanks. Didn't feel like following 5 links to track it down.
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