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HIGHPOWER RIFLE

The rifle range is open to all members and their guest year-round from 9:00 AM till dusk. (See: CSC Guest Policy). The range allows the use of paper targets only. Metallic swinging targets are permitted for .22 rim-fires only. (See: Rifle Range Safety Rules for details).

Please read the General Club Rules and the Basic Range Safety Rules prior to use.


Note: The use of any rifle in center-fire caliber .50 BMG is prohibited on any range.

Rifle Programs

Don’t be intimidated, we’re always happy to welcome new shooters.  If you want to try any of the rifle events (.22 rim-fire, .22 bench rest, cast bullet, silhouette, high power or muzzleloader), by all means contact one of the rifle or high-power people (See: CSC Director List) and we can set you up with club equipment to try. You can find us on the ranges frequently.  Check the schedules for dates and events.  Come see for yourself what it’s all about. 

All matches begin at 9:00 AM. 
 

For .22 Rifle Matches: Sign-up begins at 8:15AM

For High Power Rifle Matches:
 Sign-up begins at 7:30AM

ALL current C.M.P. and N.R.A. rules will apply.  Click on the links below for more information:

CMP Rulebooks

NRA Rulebooks

The competitor is responsible for ensuring that their rifle and ammunition is safe and meets match requirements.

The C.M.P. Range is located to the left of the Rifle Range and is a Supervised Range.  As such, it is only available when a designated Range Officer is present.  All firing, be it on the C.M.P. range or the Rifle Range, is under the control of the Range Officer when the C.M.P. Range is in use.

(See: C.S.C Range Rules)

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XTC Matches

50 Round National Match Course of Fire  

  - 2 sight-in shots per stage

  - 58 rounds fired.

 

Pit Duty is required

  - In years past non-shooters were assigned to pull targets for those shooting.  Many clubs have now gone to electric targets.  Shooters and verifiers can now see scores from an electronic tablet.  Now the non-shooter is instead verifying shots vs pulling the target.  Thus, a new form of “pit duty” has evolved.  We do have some tablets for loan.

 

Pit Duty

  - Pit duty is done by pulling and pasting the shooters target during the match.  For a detailed description, please click the link below:

https://www.ssusa.org/content/life-in-the-pits/

Across The Course

  - XTC, as it is normally called, is a marksmanship rifle competition involving Service Rifles such as the M-16/AR-15 or M1 Garand. Shooting is done utilizing a rifle with sling and involves the three positions of standing, sitting/kneeling, and prone. Three distances are shot which are 200, 300, and 600-yards.]

  - Note: C.S.C. does not have a 600 yard range; we shoot at a reduced target to simulate 600 yards.

 

XTC Match Fees:  $10.00

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CMP Games Matches

Sanctioned M1 Garand , Springfield 1903/1903A3 and Vintage Military Rifle Match

Course A: 30 rounds plus 5 sight-in shots.

Sanctioned Match Fees:  

Garand: $15.00

Springfield OR Vintage Military Rifle: $15.00

 

Sanctioned Match Deal:

If you shoot both matches: $25.00 

Non-Sanctioned Match Fees:  $10.00 

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"F" Class (300 yards only)

20 Round Course of Fire Prone (unlimited sighters) 

30 Minute Time Limit 

Scoring/Verifying is required.  We do have some tablets for loan.

Each Competitor will shoot 3 relays of 20 rounds each. Rests, sand Bags, bi-pods and of course slings are permitted.

“F” Class Match Fees: $10.00

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Intro to M1 Garand

Learn to properly operate the M1 Garand, “The best battle implement ever devised” according to Gen. George S. Patton.  Once you are familiar with the operation of the rifle, you will be able to shoot it in a modified non-sanctioned CMP High-power Service Rifle match with fellow beginners.

$45.00 - Fee includes 40 rounds of ammunition.
(Ammunition must be used for the match!)
$15.00 (If you have your own rifle and ammunition)

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