New Brunswick at the Batouche Range on Base Gagetown.
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RESULTS OF INDIVIDUAL MATCHES AND AGGREGATES:
The Atlantic Championships this year were very well organized by Daniel Chisholm with the help of John Holleran. Conrad Leroux did an excellent job of record keeping, bookkeeping and statistics. Thanks to all those who helped out and who worked behind the scenes to make this a very successful event. Twenty two shooters were in attendance from all three Maritime Provinces and also from "La Belle Province". Our thanks to the shooters who travelled from a distance and who added to the success of this event.
The weather also contributed in that we had two days of perfect shooting weather and only one range with some rain on Sunday.
Conrad has prepared a detailed spreadsheet of results which are available here
A summary of results follow below:
Winners of the Overall Aggregate: TR - Ray Smeltzer 595.63
(HPS=600.120TR, 720FClass) FTR - Andrew Webber 689
FO - Leo d'Amour 698
Winners of the Lady Slipper Match: TR - Ray Smeltzer 148.16
(HPS=150.30TR, 180FClass) FTR - Andrew Webber - 169
FO - Leo d'Amour - 170
Winners of the Blue Nose Match: TR - Daniel Chisholm - 150.19
(HPS=150.30TR, 180 FClass) FTR - Paul Bastarache - 174
FO - Bert deVink - 177
Winners of the Herring Choker Match: TR - Barry Langille - 149.20
(HPS=150.30TR, 180 FClass) FTR - Andrew Webber - 174
FO - Leo d'Amour - 178
Winners of the Down-East Match: TR - Ray Smeltzer - 149.17
(HPS=150.30TR, 180 FClass) FTR - Andrew Webber - 172
FO - Leo d'Amour - 177
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DIRECTIONS: Enter Base Main Gate at Lawrence and Broad Road (Route 660); then second right; continue to Range Control Gate; register with Range Control, (you'll need Driver's License and Registration), and get directions to Batouche Range.
MATCH FEES: Normal fee $100, $50 for juniors under 21
MATCH DIRECTOR: Daniel Chisholm dmc@danielchisholm.com
MATCH CONDITIONS: Basic rules for this event were discussed during the Fullbore Meeting in November of 2011. A link to this meeting is: Maritime Fullbore Meeting - 2011
MINI-PALMA TEAM SELECTION: Based on the results of the Atlantic Championships, a 10 shooter team of 7 TR and 3 F-Class shooters will be selected. This team will represent Atlantic Canada at the September 15th Mini-Palma match against a team from New England in Nashua, New Hampshire (map link).
COURSE OF FIRE:
Saturday, September 1, 2012 (Registration at 12:00 noon; Shooting starts at 1:00)
Lady Slipper - 300m - 2 practice, 2 conv. sighters, 10 shots on score
Lady Slipper - 500m - 2 conv. sighters, 10 shots on score
Lady Slipper - 600m - 2 conv. sighters, 10 shots on score
Sunday, September 2, 2012 (Shooting starts at 8:30am)
Blue Nose - 300m - 2 conv. sighters, 10 shots on score
Blue Nose - 500m - 2 conv. sighters, 10 shots on score
Blue Nose - 600m - 2 conv. sighters, 10 shots on score
Herring Choker - 300m - 2 conv. sighters, 10 shots on score
Herring Choker - 500m - 2 conv. sighters, 10 shots on score
Herring Choker - 600m - 2 conv. sighters, 10 shots on score
Monday, September4 3, 2012 (Shooting starts at 8:30am)
Down East - 800m - 2 conv. sighters, 15 shots on score
Down East - 900m - 2 conv. sighters, 15 shots on score
(Award presentations on range)
PLEASE NOTE: ALL DCRA SAFETY PROTOCOLS WILL BE OBSERVED
down range will be at 1:00 pm.
2. The first match of each following day begins at 8:30am. Please be on time for each
relay after that.
3. Except when shooting, rifles will have a safety flag inserted into the breach or
will have the bolt removed.
4. Prior to removing a rifle from the shooting mound it must be cleared by your
shooting partner and then by the Range Officer and a flag inserted.
5. The following classes will be formed if there are three or more entries in that class:
TR, F/TR(includes M/TR), F/O
6. Squadding will be at the discretion of the Range Officer and just prior to firing any match.
"Filling in" with shooters from following relays is also at his/her discretion.
7. You will need a minimum of 142 rounds to shoot the Atlantic Championships.
8. At the first match of the first day only, 2 practice shots are allowed. After that all relays
begin with 2 sighters and then the shots on score.
9. Trophy and prize presentations will be at the range after the match has been concluded.
10. IMPORTANT: Please click on PROGRAM for further details
WEATHER OUTLOOK: (as of Friday Evening)
Saturday - sunny/cloudy periods; high 23; Pop 20%; wind N 10km/h
Sunday - sunny/cloudy periods; high 22; isolated showers, Pop 40%; wind S 10km/hr
Monday - sunny/cloudy periods; high 24; Pop 20%; wind W 5km/hr
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