High Power Rifle
Across the Course Match
High power rifle matches are held the 2nd Saturday of each month. Matches are conducted in accordance with CMP Rules for High Power Competitions. Cost for entry is $25, juniors $10. Matches begin at 8am with target set up at 7:30am. Shooting consists of 20 shots slow fire from the standing position offhand @ 200yds, 20 shots rapid fire from the sitting position @ 200 yds, 20 shots rapid fire from the prone position @ 300 yds, and 20 shots slow fire from the prone position 500 yds. Electronic targets are used; competitors need a wi-fi capable device to display their target.
Mid-Range Match
Mid-range match is held the third Sat of each month. Firing is prone from the 500 yd line. Entry fee is $25, juniors $10. Competitors shoot four (4) strings of 20 shots each with sighters. Matches begin at 8am with target set up at 7:30am. Electronic targets are used; competitors need a wi-fi capable device to display their target.
What do I need to get started?
For across the course matches, rifles can be bolt action or semi-auto. Most popular rifle is the AR-15. Rifles must be capable of holding five rounds in the magazine. For mid-range matches, single shot actions are allowed. A variety of other equipment is used by competitors such as shooting mat, shooting coat, spotting scope. If you are new to the sport and want to see what it’s all about, come out to one of the monthly matches. If you would like to try a match, let somebody know at the match and we’ll do our best to have some equipment loaned to you for the match. Our goal is to have fun and learn about shooting more accurately. Come on out and join the fun.
2024 Highpower Rifle Across the Course
Temple Gun Club
Rules: NRA High Power Rifle or CMP Highpower Rifle Competition rules will govern. Current rulebooks may be found at https://competitions.nra.org/competition-resources/rule-books/
and https://thecmp.org/competitions/cmp-competitions-rulebooks/.
Competitors are responsible for being aware of the Match Program and all safety regulations contained in the applicable rulebooks.
Match Director: Kenneth Gaby krgtx@sbcglobal.net
Match Location: Temple Gun Club Range; 3924 FM 438 Lp Rd. Temple, TX
31°07'02"N 97°17'45"W
Range Access: Entrance gate will be unlocked prior to match start time.
Match Time & Dates: Match dates: 2nd Sat of each month unless posted different on Club website: https://templegunclub.com Target set up 7:30; match begins 8am
Entries: Entries close at the firing line 8am
Classification system: CMP or NRA as per schedule. Unclassified competitors will compete in the Master Class. The CMP classification will be used for club matches.
Challenge Fee: $3 will be charged for lost challenges. Scores may only be challenged prior to awards.
Targets: 200yds: SR; 300yds SR-3; 500yds MR-65
Electronic targets are used; bring a wi-fi capable device to display target and score
Equipment: Service Rifle; Any/Match Rifle
Ammunition will be furnished by the competitor. No tracers or AP are allowed. No calibers larger than 0.35. All 5.56 / .223 must be 62-grain or heavier at the 500 yard-line.
Coaching is allowed during the preparation and sighting period for new shooters.
Course of fire:
Match 1: 200 yd slow fire offhand: 2 sighting shots, 20 shots for record
Match 2: 200 yd rapid fire: 2 sighting shots, 2 ea 10 shot strings for record
Match 3: 300 yd rapid fire: 2 sighting shots, 2 ea 10 shot strings for record
Match 4: 500 yd slow fire: 2 sighting shots, 20 shots for record
Match 5: Aggregate of matches 1-4 for awards
Awards: Awards will be made within classifications if there are a minimum of five competitors within that classification. Classes will be combined upward as required except that the High Master class will not be combined. If less than 5, the High Master classification will fire for place awards only.
Additional Range Procedures: The use of an Empty Chamber Indicator (ECI) is required at all times except while actually firing or during the preparation time.
All brass must be picked up. Do not leave on the ground. Throw it in the brass bucket if you do not want it.
Temple Gun Club - High Power Rifle (wildapricot.org)
2024 Highpower Mid-Range Prone Rifle
Temple Gun Club
Rules: NRA High Power Rifle or CMP Highpower Rifle Competition rules will govern. Current rulebooks may be found at https://competitions.nra.org/competition-resources/rule-books/
and https://thecmp.org/competitions/cmp-competitions-rulebooks/.
Competitors are responsible for being aware of the Match Program and all safety regulations contained in the applicable rulebooks.
Match Director: Kenneth Gaby krgtx@sbcglobal.net
Match Location: Temple Gun Club Range; 3924 FM 438 Lp Rd. Temple, TX
31°07'02"N 97°17'45"W
Range Access: Entrance gate will be unlocked prior to match start time.
Match Time & Dates: Match dates: 3rd Sat of each month unless posted different on Club website: https://templegunclub.com Target set up 7:30; match begins 8am
Entries: Entries close at the firing line 8am
Classification system: CMP or NRA as per schedule. Unclassified competitors will compete in the Master Class. The CMP classification will be used for club matches.
Challenge Fee: $3 will be charged for lost challenges. Scores may only be challenged prior to awards.
Targets: 500yds: MR-65/MR-65FC
Electronic targets are used; bring a wi-fi capable device to display target and score
Equipment: Mid-Range Prone matches: Service Rifle; Any/Match Rifle; Palma Rifle; Tactical Rifles on the AR-Platform chambered in either .223 cal/5.56mm or larger than .223/5.56mm up to and including .308 cal/7.62mm; F-Class Open (F-O); F-Class Target Rifle (F-TR)
Ammunition will be furnished by the competitor. No tracers or AP are allowed. No calibers larger than 0.35. All 5.56 / .223 must be 62-grain or heavier at the 500 yard-line.
Coaching is allowed during the preparation and sighting period for new shooters.
Course of fire: All firing at 500 yds, prone slow fire
Match 1: unlimited sighters, 20 shots for record
Match 2-4: 2 sighters, 20 shots for record
Match 5: Aggregate of matches 1-4 for awards.
Awards: Awards will be made within classifications if there are a minimum of five competitors within that classification. Classes will be combined upward as required except that the High Master class will not be combined. If less than 5, the High Master classification will fire for place awards only.
Additional Range Procedures: The use of an Empty Chamber Indicator (ECI) is required at all times except while actually firing or during the preparation time.
All brass must be picked up. Do not leave on the ground. Throw it in the brass bucket if you do not want it.
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