A make up match has been scheduled for September 8, 2002
Please mark your calendars. This will be an 80 round RC
8/10/2002
Holliger shines at Perry
Camp Perry, OH, John Holliger from Ft Defiance won the Top Civilian Shooter award during NRA Week, 2002 and was 2nd overall in the service rifle class. John also finished 9th in the overall standings, which includes all competitors using match rifles and service rifles.
Make sure to congratulate John when you see him, or E-mail him at White Oak Precision
10/18/2002
Dues for the 2003 season are due November 30, 2002
Hard to believe, but it's that time again. Dues notices were mailed today, so be on the lookout for them.
12/15/2002
Article in Precision Shooter highlites White Oak Precision and John Holliger
Beginning in 2004, Ft Defiance will be holding outdoor
smallbore matches. Come out and enjoy the events.
To see an announcement with times, dates, and course
of fire click OK
11/14/2005
Fort Defiance wins the 2002 Legion League Team title
8/5/2002
Kankakee, Fort Defiance edged out the ISRA Gold team 7669-174X to 7634-175X to win the 2002 Legion League title.
For a complete listing of the season's results click here.
7. Courses of Fire
NOTE: The High Power Rifle Committee removed the requirement to start all rapid fire stages from the standing position. The words “from standing” are removed from all rapid fire stages in Section 7.
10.1.7 Rapid Fire Loading Procedure
After the announcement “YOUR SIGHTER PERIOD HAS ENDED” or “FOR YOUR SECOND STRING OF RAPID FIRE” has been made, and before the targets appear, the rifle must be kept out of the shoulder, and the ammunition must remain either on the ground or shooting stool. When the targets appear shooters will retrieve their ammunition, load either 2 or 5 rounds and commence fire. (Note: the rifle need not be in the shoulder before the bolt is closed.) After firing 2 or 5 rounds, competitors will reload 8 or 5 rounds as appropriate. Reloading before firing the 2nd or 5th round (hot reload) will result in the shooter receiving a total score of “0" for that entire 10 round string of fire.
