[April 2nd] Target Pistol Open Day @ Harbour House

NASRPC: Nigel

April 2011 - NASRPC National Competition

The National Association of Sporting Rifle & Pistol Clubs
will hold a Target Pistol Open Day in

Harbour House Sports Club, Co. Kildare
on Saturday 2nd April 2011

Detail

The purpose of this event is to introduce those, who already possess a pistol, to some of the competitive target pistol disciplines of the NASRPC.

The event will cater for both revolver and s/a pistols in both rimfire and centrefire configurations.

This event will focus on the Timed & Precision 1 (T&P1) and Multi Target (M/T) disciplines.

The Day will begin with registration, followed by a description of the disciplines, highlighting the safe areas, range boundaries, introduction to the range officers and then proceed to the range for both dry and live fire instruction in these disciplines.

For further information or to register please send an email, specifying
your Name, Club and Firearm type to
centrefirepistol@nasrpc.ie or smallborepistol@nasrpc.ie

Entry Fee:

This event is free to enter.

Please Note

Prior registration is recommended in order to prevent disappointment.

All firearms must remain cased until opened under range officer supervision in the nominated safe areas.

The day will run from 10:00am until 16:00pm

There will be a break for lunch from 13:00 to 14:00 and Harbour House will have refreshments available, in the form of soup, sandwiches & tea or coffee for a nominal fee of €5

More Info:

To register please send an email, specifying your Name, Club and Firearm type to
centrefirepistol@nasrpc.ie or smallborepistol@nasrpc.ie

If you have any questions or require any further information please contact
NASRPC
Harbour House Sports Club

NASRPC: Nigel

April 2011 - NASRPC Open Day

The National Association of Sporting Rifle & Pistol Clubs
will hold a Target Pistol Open Day in

Harbour House Sports Club, Co. Kildare
on Saturday 2nd April 2011

Detail

The purpose of this event is to introduce those, who already possess a pistol, to some of the competitive target pistol disciplines of the NASRPC.

The event will cater for both revolver and s/a pistols in both rimfire and centrefire configurations.

This event will focus on the Timed & Precision 1 (T&P1) and Multi Target (M/T) disciplines.

The Day will begin with registration, followed by a description of the disciplines, highlighting the safe areas, range boundaries, introduction to the range officers and then proceed to the range for both dry and live fire instruction in these disciplines.

For further information or to register please send an email, specifying
your Name, Club and Firearm type to
centrefirepistol@nasrpc.ie or smallborepistol@nasrpc.ie

Entry Fee:

This event is free to enter.

Please Note

Prior registration is recommended in order to prevent disappointment.

All firearms must remain cased until opened under range officer supervision in the nominated safe areas.

The day will run from 10:00am until 16:00pm

There will be a break for lunch from 13:00 to 14:00 and Harbour House will have refreshments available, in the form of soup, sandwiches & tea or coffee for a nominal fee of €5

More Info:

To register please send an email, specifying your Name, Club and Firearm type to
centrefirepistol@nasrpc.ie or smallborepistol@nasrpc.ie

If you have any questions or require any further information please contact
NASRPC
Harbour House Sports Club

NASRPC: Nigel

Folks,

Just a reminder that this event will be taking place this coming weekend at Harbour House.

If you plan to attend it is very important to register so that adequate preparations can be made for those attending. Simply drop an email to centrefirepistol@nasrpc.ie or smallborepistol@nasrpc.ie

This Open Day, and others like it in the coming months, are an opportunity for you and your other club members to learn the competitive disciplines and everything that goes with it.

It is not all about how to shoot the discipline - I have yet to attend a competition where someone does not ask me what target to use or how to fill in their scoresheet.

This is an ideal opportunity to get all of those things out of the way and learn how to be a bit better in competition, without the added pressure of actually being in a competition.

clivej

Just a quick line to say thanks for the chance to learn the safety, competitive disciplines and everything that goes with it. I learnt a lot and feel I could now enter a competiton without making too much of a fool of myself.


A very good club setup and I'll be returning ASAP.

Many thanks to all involved.
CJ.

gunhappy_ie

clivej wrote: »

Just a quick line to say thanks for the chance to learn the safety, competitive disciplines and everything that goes with it. I learnt a lot and feel I could now enter a competiton without making too much of a fool of myself.


A very good club setup and I'll be returning ASAP.

Many thanks to all involved.
CJ.

Ill plus 1 that.

Learned alot, met some very interesting people and overall I felt that Harbour House and NASRPC went above and beyond the call of duty to organise this to help promote shooting.

PNA

clivej wrote: »

Just a quick line to say thanks for the chance to learn the safety, competitive disciplines and everything that goes with it. I learnt a lot and feel I could now enter a competiton without making too much of a fool of myself.


A very good club setup and I'll be returning ASAP.

Many thanks to all involved.
CJ.

I’ll plus 1 that too

Everybody make you feel welcome and were willing to help with any kind of problem or question. Well done Harbour House & NASRPC !
CJ how did you finish at the end?

clivej

PNA wrote: »

I’ll plus 1 that too

Everybody make you feel welcome and were willing to help with any kind of problem or question. Well done Harbour House & NASRPC !
CJ how did you finish at the end?

I couldn't believe it 1st with 274/300 in TP1. First time to shoot a pistol in a comp. and only the second time to shoot one anyway. Must have the eye for it but I had a good S&W model 41 to use.

PNA

clivej wrote: »

I couldn't believe it 1st with 274/300 in TP1. First time to shoot a pistol in a comp. and only the second time to shoot one anyway. Must have the eye for it but I had a good S&W model 41 to use.

Congratulations, it definitely must have been the pistol…:)

clivej

PNA wrote: »

Congratulations, it definitely must have been the pistol…:)

Forgot to ask
How did you do yourself.

And yes the pistol shot itself.


I will defo' be back and they look to have a good time there. Some setup and club house is perfection.

GreatGayHunter

Great Day out Lads,

Cheers for the time and effort you all put in, came in not to far from CJ, well... under 10th place any way.

will deffo be down again, keep us updated with the next open day, Pistol or Gallery Rifle,

cheers again.

G.G.H.

P.S. I know what I want for my b-day now....

PNA

clivej wrote: »

Forgot to ask
How did you do yourself.

And yes the pistol shot itself.


I will defo' be back and they look to have a good time there. Some setup and club house is perfection.

I think 4th, not sure