First Annual COTEP 'Long-Range Shoot'!

[skosh69]

Originally Posted by markbob45

I was assuming he meant no scopes, red dots or lasers.

I thought that too, but you know what to "assume" means....

[Riverpigusmc]

No powder burns on the target either, Ell

[sdmc530]

Originally Posted by Riverpigusmc

No powder burns on the target either, Ell

beat me to it!

I don't mean to change the rules but a number of guys can not shoot at 100 yards because of range rules, how about a 50 yard? still very difficult I think and will get more guys involved...just a thought. Either way I am in, my range doesn't care what you shoot at what range.

[zenfly]

Originally Posted by sdmc530

beat me to it!

I don't mean to change the rules but a number of guys can not shoot at 100 yards because of range rules, how about a 50 yard? still very difficult I think and will get more guys involved...just a thought. Either way I am in, my range doesn't care what you shoot at what range.

I'm an old IHMSA shooter 50/100/150/200m steel targets so this might be fun..Thats a very small spot at 100 even for an IHMSA gun..

With a .45 I kind of agree here.. a 25yd bull at 50yds would be about the same MOA right ?

[Dave Waits]

Well, the reason I said 100 yards is because some on here, present company included, are old Bullseye shooters who trained and competed at both twenty-five and fifty yards. I was trying to negate some perceived advantage we might have to make it fairer. But, if most can only access a fifty yard range, with Alex's concurrance, we can use B-16 targets, they have a five-inch Bullseye. and run the shoot at fifty yards.

I have to apologize for this, didn't think about the distance as any problem.

[BadOscar]

Sounds good to me . If more can participate at 50 yards then lets do it.

[Dave Waits]

Okay! Rules revisions;

Rule #3- 10mm pistols are allowed.

Target and Distance amended- targets will be numbered B-16 25 yard slowfire NRA targets with five-inch Bullseye and range will be fifty yards.

By Iron-Sights I mean any sight that is not a laser, Red-Dot or Scope or optical sight. Fiber-Optic fronts are fine although I would suggest if used with an Adjustable rear that you sight in with a six O'Clock hold as the FO front may completely cover the Bullseye at fifty yards.

[skosh69]

Originally Posted by Riverpigusmc

No powder burns on the target either, Ell

bbbbbbbbbite me!