[May 7th & 8th] NASRPC National Competition - Harbour House Shooting Centre

NASRPC: Nigel

May 2011 - NASRPC National Competition

The National Association of Sporting Rifle & Pistol Clubs
will hold a two day National Competition in

Harbour House Shooting Centre, Co. Kildare
on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th May 2011

Disciplines:

WA1500 Main Match
WA1500 Open Match
Centrefire Pistol T&P1
Centrefire Pistol Multi Target

Smallbore Pistol T&P1
Smallbore Pistol Multi Target
Smallbore Pistol GP40

GRCF 1500
GRCF T&P1
GRCF Multi Target

GRSB 1500
GRSB T&P1
GRSB Multi Target

GRMC 60 Shot

50m Benchrest Rifle (Heavy Varmint)
50m Benchrest Rifle (Light Varmint)
50m Benchrest Rifle (International Sporter)

Entry Fee:

€20 Entry to WA1500 Main Match
€15 Entry to WA1500 Open Match
€10 Entry per discipline for all others
Entry fees payable on the day.
€80 discounted entry for all disciplines.
Note: 50% reduction for Pensioners, Full time students and the unemployed - only one discount applies
Note: WA1500 Entry Fees are inclusive of WA1500 Levy

Please Note

All NASRPC Competitions are Open Competitions.

As you can see there are a lot of disciplines on offer. It is very important to plan your weekend to ensure you can enter the disciplines you wish to enter.

It is highly recommended that you pre-register for the details you wish to shoot in order to prevent disappointment on the day, should your preferred detail be full.

Pre-registration for the WA1500 Events is mandatory as this is a WA1500 Sanctioned match

To register send an email with your name, club and events to competitions@nasrpc.ie

Match details are as per the attached match schedule.
Minimum target distance for the day will be 7m for all events.

First shots will be at 10:00am.
Last shots will be at 4:45pm
Results will be posted at 5:00pm on both days for competitor review
Awards will be presented at at 5:30pm on Sunday (Earlier if completed)

Medals will only be awarded in classes where there are sufficient entries.

All Events will count towards the 2011 NASRPC National Championships.
See the NASRPC Website or contact competitions@nasrpc.ie or more details.

Refreshments

Lunch will be available each day for a nominal fee of €5

Accommodation

For those wishing to stay over during the weekend there are some very good and affordable accommodation options by Harbour House.
Contact Tommy @ Harbour House for more details.

NASRPC Committee Members

If you have any matters you wish to raise with the NASRPC committee members present please indicate as much in advance so time can be allowed for this in the weekend.

More Info:

If you have any questions or require any further information please contact
NASRPC

NASRPC: Nigel

Big two day event coming up at start of May.

Full details here

NASRPC: Nigel

Just a reminder that this event is this coming weekend.

As this is a WA1500 Sanctioned event,
prior registration is mandatory, for any of the WA1500 details.

Many people have pre-registered for all disciplines and many of the details are getting quite full so it is highly recommended that you email competitions@nasrpc.ie to register for the disciplines you wish to compete in to ensure you get to shoot your preferred details.

Thanks to everyone who has pre-registered as this makes everything run smoother, from registration, stats, scheduling and indeed ensuring there is enough food to hand.

Remember that those shooting the 10:00 am details need to be there a bit before that to be ready to shoot at 10. You need to get through registration, setup any equipment such as benchrests, wind flags, etc., apply the suntan lotion and of course get the morning exercises in :-)

Also remember that Harbour House will be providing lunch on both dates for a nominal fee.

It promises to be a fantastic weekends sport and we look forward to seeing you all there.

clivej

Shooting there on Saturday myself. Looks to be a good weekend.

bunny shooter

clivej wrote: »

Shooting there on Saturday myself. Looks to be a good weekend.

Eager beaver

I'm working

clivej

Well again a good day out and enjoyed myself so much I went back to shoot again today. No prizes or any scores worth writing home about but great fun day. And the weather was not too bad as well.

Thanks to all

cJ

clivej

clivej wrote: »

Well again a good day out and enjoyed myself so much I went back to shoot again today. No prizes or any scores worth writing home about but great fun day. And the weather was not too bad as well.

Thanks to all

cJ

News just in......

I heard on the grapevine I came second in the GP40, can this be true.

There's hope for me yet.

bunny shooter

Nice one Clive

xesse

any results posted anywhere?

clivej

xesse wrote: »

any results posted anywhere?

They were up here yesterday but not there today. Check back later to see the results (maybe)

http://www.nasrpc.ie/results

NASRPC: Nigel

Results are now posted.

When posted originally there were some errors - hence I removed the page until I had an opportunity to recheck each score.

that took a little time as there were

2 Days
11 Clubs
18 Disciplines
71 Competitors
189 Competition Entries

Thank you to
everyone who attended
the range officers, who are the backbone of our sports and
Tommy, Maura, Matt and the rest of the gang at Harbour House for providing an amazing facility and the usual fantastic hospitality.

(Clive - I am afraid you got squeezed out of the medals on GP40
However, I am sure you will rectify that in the not too distant future)

clivej

NASRPC: Nigel wrote: »

Results are now posted.

When posted originally there were some errors - hence I removed the page until I had an opportunity to recheck each score.

that took a little time as there were

2 Days
11 Clubs
18 Disciplines
71 Competitors
189 Competition Entries

Thank you to
everyone who attended
the range officers, who are the backbone of our sports and
Tommy, Maura, Matt and the rest of the gang at Harbour House for providing an amazing facility and the usual fantastic hospitality.

(Clive - I am afraid you got squeezed out of the medals on GP40
However, I am sure you will rectify that in the not too distant future)

Cheers Nigel, to be honest I didn't think I did as well as I did and it gave me a boost for more to come. More practice needed.
Trying to sort out a good 10/22 (hopefully nearly sorted now) for the rifle side of the competitions as well. I completly enjoyed myself and I'm only waiting for the next events to take place.

cliveJ

dCorbus

Fairplay Clive, your first pistol competition and some good scores there straight out of the gates!:cool:

bunny shooter

Clive you've a really decent pistol and you're a good shot ............ you're time will come

Hoping to get a bit of practice in myself and must enter a few comps myself :cool:

I'll be in Midlands on Sat sneaking in a bit of practice

Breachloader

Was there myself too.

And in all fairness.
It was so windy on the sunday that to be able to even hit the target unsupported let alone the centre was a great achivement.

Well done to all shooters involved for such a great turnout over the weekend.

Congratulations to all the HH crew who put together a great weekend and who's facilities get better and better with each visit.

Cheers.

BR

clivej

bunny shooter wrote: »

Clive
Hoping to get a bit of practice in myself and must enter a few comps myself :cool:

I'll be in Midlands on Sat sneaking in a bit of practice

Its a date so - see ya on sat.

and get out of the right (correct) side of the bed so you's got a smile on ya chops will ya :rolleyes:

bunny shooter

clivej wrote: »

Its a date so - see ya on sat.

"date" .......................... people will talk :P

clivej wrote: »

and get out of the right (correct) side of the bed so you's got a smile on ya chops will ya :rolleyes:

I'm always smiling, just sometimes it's on the inside

May even be a bit of friendly competition entered into

bazza888

with the 204 bunny???!

bunny shooter

bazza888 wrote: »

with the 204 bunny???!

What 204



Might throw it in the car

bazza888

nice one id love see groups from 1 good shooter using the 204 and a 223 just to see is there much difference!at say 300yards

bunny shooter

bazza888 wrote: »

nice one id love see groups from 1 good shooter using the 204 and a 223 just to see is there much difference!at say 300yards

Primarily I'm taking pistol as I need to use it more as I must enter a few comps to ensure my licence will be re-issued in a few years :rolleyes:

Have to zero .22lr for bunnies and I'll be zeroing the scope FS is so kindly selling me

may take .204 and fire it if I have time

bazza888

cool,still waiting on the 223,ill have to try get a shot of a 204 aswell to make my own mind up after that epic thread that was on here a few weeks ago

bunny shooter

Don't fire the .204 after you buy a .223 is all I'll say

bazza888

:D:D:D