South Mississippi Practical Shooting

MATCH ANNOUNCEMENT:
The 2017 Mississippi Two Gun State Championship will be held March 26th, 2017 at Coast Rifle & Pistol Club near Biloxi, MS. This is a USPSA sanctioned, level 2 Sectional championship multi gun match.

MATCH DETAILS:
The match will be 10 stages, in a one day format, approximate 225+ round count. Stages 1-5 will be shot in the AM session with pistol only, then there will be a lunch break with complimentary food provided, and then the same five stages, now stages 6-10, will be shot in the PM session with rifle only. All stages will be close quarter, fast paced style, with paper only targets.

Divisions will be Open, Tactical, and Limited, per USPSA MG rules.

Open division – Two optics on rifle allowed. Optics or compensator on pistol allowed, 170mm mag restriction on pistol.
Tactical division – Rifle with magnification optic. No optic or comp on pistol. 140mm mag restriction on pistol.
Limited division – Rifle with no magnification (ie. 1x red dot or irons). Pistol restrictions same as tactical division.

Scoring will be time plus with points. Any A/B hit or two hits anywhere neutralizes the target.

RANDOM PRIZE GIVEAWAY:
One Springfield Range Officer Stainless Steel 1911 in 9mm (MSRP $1,045) by random draw at the awards ceremony, courtesy of Springfield Armory.

PLAQUE RECOGNITION:
State Champion in each division, open to MS residents.
1st-3rd place in each division, open to everyone.
High Lady, High Senior, High Super Senior, and High Junior in each division.

ELIGIBILITY:
Registration will open at 7pm CST on December 6th on Practiscore at the following link:
https://practiscore.com/2017-mississippi-two-gun-state-championship/register

Limited to the first 65 entries. Any registration after that will go to the waitlist.

MATCH FEE: $40
Once registered and approved you will be sent squadding and payment info. You have 14 days from registering to pay or you will be removed from the match. Refunds will be given up to 30 days prior to the match.

STAFF PACKAGE:
We are in need of 15 staff members to run the match. Three staff members will be assigned per squad, and will shoot as embedded RO’s within the squad and run the timer and scoring tablet for that squad. Need not be a certified RO to volunteer, but is recommended. Staff will shoot FREE. If you would like to volunteer as staff, check the box indicating so on the registration form. Please note, not all applications may be accepted once we have 15 staff positions filled. You will receive email confirming if you have been selected as staff.

We are also in need of 5 setup crew members to setup the match. The match will be completely setup the evening before. Setup crew will shoot FREE. If you would like to volunteer as setup crew, check the box indicating so on the registration form. Please note, not all applications may be accepted once we have all setup crew positions filled. You will receive email confirming if you have been selected as setup crew.

SCHEDULE:
9:00 – 12:30pm AM session (pistols)
12:30 – 1:30pm Lunch Break. Complimentary lunch and drinks provided.
1:30 – 5:00pm PM session (rifles)
5:00 – 5:30pm Award Ceremony.

See you at the match!

We had a great turnout today for the BPSA November USPSA match, with 57 shooters coming out. Several of those were first time shooters, which is always great to see.

The morning started out chilly, and the competition was tight across several divisions.

Stage 1 was the classifier, Front Sight. Steve Tannetta blew this one out of the water shooting Limited, with a 10.48 hit factor and a time of 4.96 seconds. Right behind him was Robert Jones, also in Limited, just a mere 0.02 seconds off the pace.

Stage 2 was a 24 round long course with 6 pieces of steel and all open targets. It was one of the faster paced stages of the day. Bill Mahley took this down in PCC with a 14 second run, and Steven Taylor set the pace for pistols with a 16 second run with his production gun.

Stage 3 was a 12 round short course that had 4 pieces of steel and a swinger at close to 20 yards away. Bill Mahley took this stage again with PCC with a smoking 8 second run, and Steven Mosher set the standard for pistols with an 11 second run.

Stage 4 was a 14 round medium course that was one of the more technical stages of the day. It featured two pieces of steel, a drop turner with a disappearing target and several tight shots covered with no shoots. Bill Mahley took the stage with PCC with an 11 second run, followed closely by Jonathan Jones, Michael Morgan, and Robert Jones each shooting Limited.

Stage 5 was a 35 round long course, easily the biggest and most target rich stage of the day. It featured a few tight shots at the start, and then you’re ally had to cover some ground to finish this stage. Bryant Willett took this stage with his production gun, David Martian was second with PCC, and Ethan Boudreaux was right behind in Carry Optics.

In the overall match results, it was a tight race across several divisions.

In Limited, Jonathan Jones bested his dad Robert Jones by 12 points to take the win, with Steven Tannetta finishing just 4 more points back.

In Production, Steven Mosher edged Bryant Willett by 14 points, with Steven Taylor another 13 points back.

In Open, Bill Jackson finished 8 points ahead of Jason Smith and Betsy Young.

In PCC, Bill Mahley finished 36 points in front of David Martian.

Full list of division winners:

Carry Optics: Ethan Boudreaux
Limited: Jonathan Jones
Limited 10: David Pape
Open: Bill Jackson
PCC: Bill Mahley
Production: Steven Mosher
Revolver: Gerald Benton
Single Stack: Tony Marcellino

Full results: https://practiscore.com/results/new/29023

Want to thank everyone who came out and shot, helped run timers and nooks and pasted and helped tear down. It really is a team effort.

Also hope all the new shooters who came out enjoyed themselves and will be back.

Especially want to thank those who helped setup, without whom the match wouldn’t be possible.

See you at the next match!

MATCH ANNOUNCEMENT:
The BPSA November 2016 USPSA Pistol Match will be held November 27th, 2016 at Coast Rifle & Pistol Club near Biloxi, MS.

PRIZE GIVEAWAY:
One Springfield XD 9mm (MSRP $508) by random draw at the shooters meeting, courtesy of Springfield Armory.

ELIGIBILITY:
Open to everyone.

MATCH FEE:
$10 Juniors
$15 CRPC Members
$20 non-CRPC members

Payment will be accepted at registration.
SCHEDULE:
Registration opens at 8:15am. Shooter meeting at 8:45am. Shooting starts at 9AM sharp.
MATCH DETAILS:
The match is a USPSA handgun match with 5 stages, including a classifier. Gate code is 4500.

REGISTRATION:
https://practiscore.com/bpsa-november-2016-uspsa/register

STAGES:

Stage Diagrams

We had a great turnout today for the Two Gun match followed by the Shotgun side match. We had 29 shooters in the Two Gun match and another 18 in the shotgun match.

The weather was nice, aside from some brisk wind that necessitated us to bring out the sandbags to keep everything weighted down. The competition was just as stiff as names at the top of the scoreboard changed hands several times between stages.

In the Two Gun match, Stage 1 featured the Texas star, and was the most accuracy intensive stage of the day with every paper target having a no shoot. Clayton Patterson took this stage win home with a 27 second run, followed closely by Ivan Deroche and Jeret Howard.

Stage 2 had you starting empty handed with the rifle and pistol staged on separate tables. Bryant Willett took the stage win here with a 28 second run, with Jeret Howard and Joseph Arabie right on his heels.

Stage 3 had you starting with the pistol and the rifle staged down range. Steven Mosher took the stage win here with a 24 second run, with Steve Lashinsky and Bryant Willett right behind him.

After it was all over the final results showed the following winners:

Tactical Division: Steven Mosher
Limited Division: Jeret Howard
Open Division: Bryant Willett

Full results: https://practiscore.com/results/new/28674

In the shotgun match, stage 1 again feature the Texas star, and Ivan Deroche set the pace here with a 15.34 time, followed closely by David Martian with a 15.96.

Stage 2 required 11 rounds, 3 lollipops on the side berms and 5 small poppers on the center. No surprises at the top of this stage, as Ivan again set the pace with an 11.63 and David was right on him with less than two tenths separating them.

Stage 3 was a 12 round stage with 6 lollipops to your left, each in two shot arrays, with the right side being filled out by two plates and four poppers. This stage would decided the match, as David Martian laid down a smoking 13.04 with Clayton Patterson, Joseph Arabie and Trey Nicholson right behind him.

When the dust settled these winners emerged:

Limited Division: David Martian
Open Division: Clayton Daigle
Heavy Division: Ray Sawyer

Full results:
https://practiscore.com/results/new/28675

Want to thank everyone who came out and shot, helped run timers and nooks and pasted and helped tear down. It really is a team effort.

Especially want to thank those who helped setup, without whom the match wouldn’t be possible.

See you at the next match!

MATCH ANNOUNCEMENTS:

In place of our normal 3gun match this month, BPSA will be hosting two separate matches this Saturday, November 19th!!

A three stage, fast paced two gun match (rifle and pistol), followed by a shotgun side match on the same stages using steel only. We will not be using the rifle range this month.

Pre-registration for the two gun match is up at the following link:

https://practiscore.com/bpsa-november-2016-two-gun/register

Two gun match is $10 for CRPC member, $15 for non-members.

22LR is allowed at two gun.

Pre-registration for the shotgun match is up at the following link:

https://practiscore.com/bpsa-november-2016-shotgun-match/register

Shotgun match is $5.

Please pre-register if possible, as it allows the match to run much smoother at signup.

Setup will start at 7am, and anyone that helps setup shoots free.

Two gun match starts at 9am.  Shotgun side match starts at the conclusion of the two gun match.  Hopefully around 11:30-12:00.

Gate code is 7000.

Stages are attached. The three stages with paper are for the two gun match. The three with all steel are for shotgun match.

Stages below:

Two Gun Stages

Shotgun Side Match Stages