NO steel-core ammo allowed on the course.

All out-of-state participants (Okies) will be required to wear full-face coverings at all times, especially while running.

Saturday night banquet will be On-Site.

Porta-johns will be available.

Camping is allowed Thursday, Friday and Saturday night.

Bring shade. There is no shade other than what you bring.

Bring Water. There is NO potable water at the Ranch.

The course is approximately 6 (maybe a little longer/Larry's best guess) miles long this year. Water crossing depends on rain.

GENERAL PROCEDURES AND SAFETY

Pistols may be carried loaded at all times on and off the course, so long as the pistol is holstered. Rifles will only be loaded on the command of a range officer. Rifles will be cleared in and out of each shooting station. A safety violation (coming into a station with a rifle with a loaded magazine inserted or a round in the chamber) will result in your being asked to leave.

“Make Ready” — at ranges requiring use of the rifle, you will be given the command to “Make Ready.” This applies to your rifle, and NOTHING else. It is not a free rest period, and it is not the place to admin your gear, your mags, or anything else. “Make Ready,” means load your rifle, and nothing else. Your ear protection should already be on, your pistol should have already been prepped, and your gear is whatever it is. Take care of your administrative tasks BEFORE you enter a range.

Moving with a loaded rifle — On some ranges you will need to move with a loaded rifle. It is a requirement that you put your rifle on safe before you begin your movement from a firing position. So, before you start to rise from whatever position you managed to contort yourself into, thumb the thing to safe.

Moving with a drawn pistol — On some ranges you will need to move with your pistol in your hand, which of course, is loaded. Some pistols don’t have safeties. Don’t be stupid. Use the safety it has one. Keep the thing safe and pointed down range.

Time — Maximum time allowed at each shooting stage is 2 minutes.

Shooting aids — No shooting sticks, bipods and other shooting supports are allowed save what nature (Larry) provides within the shooting areas.

Targets will be shot from left to right on all stages unless you are told differently.

THE COURSE OF FIRE: (absolutely subject to change)

Round count: 27 Rifle, 20 pistol

Note - we are still working on the range. Round count might drop by a few hits. We will see.

Station #1 Pistol V-tac (14 hits, pistol)

Shooter will ground rifle. Shooter will address a 12"x18" steel plate at 7 yards throught the marked holes in a V-Tac board, scoring two hits from each position.

Station #2 Rifleman's Quarter Mile (8 hits rifle)

Shooter will engage four full-size doghouse silouhettes from a prone position scoring two hits on each target, shooting close to far. Targets will be set at 100, 200, 300, and 400 yards.

Station #3 Down the Hill (6 hits rifle)

Shooter will engage two 12"x18" targets at approximately 200 yards. Shooter must register a hit on each target before moving succesive shooting points.

Low Crawl - Just have fun, no shooting involved. We only include this because Randy insists on it.

Station #4 Wall of Shame (8 hits rifle)

Shooter will engage a single 12"x18" target from four shooting positions marked on a barricade starting with the "rooftop." Shooter must register 2 hits on the target from each position.

Station #5 "Look, there's more." (5 hits rifle)

Shooter will engage two targets 12"x18" at approximately 200 yards scoring one hit on each. Shooter will then proceed downhill into the gully and engage three "dog" targets at about 75 yards, scoring one hit on each.

Station #6 Clear the Area (6 hits pistol)

Shooter will ground rifle. Shooter will then address two 12"x18" targets with pistol from three shooting points. A hit on each target must be registered before moving to the next point.