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Capitol City
Rifle Club
THE MOST
COMPLETE SHOOTING CLUB IN CENTRAL MICHIGAN
Frozen Chosin
“Frozen Chosin” High Power Match
The Frozen Chosin
High Power Match is held to commemorate the fight of the 1st
Division Marines
from the Chosin Reservoir in North Korea. The cold weather of
December will be a reminder
of the bitter conditions of that battle where the Chinese
enemy had greater troop strength,
excellent spirit and training, and good supplies for the
weather. The U.S. Marines facing them
were outnumbered, facing a fierce and competent foe, and had
not been
properly supplied with winter gear.
RULES:
This match is
restricted to two U.S. weapons used by the Marines in that
fight: the U.S. M1 Garand Rifle,
and the U.S. cal. 30 M1 Carbine. The U.S. M1 Garand
Rifles Models C and D, while used,
are not allowed in the match. Both permitted weapons must be
in as-issued condition.
Participants will use club-issued ammunition. No shooting
coats or gloves will be allowed.
No alibis will be permitted during this event. Awards will be
presented for Gold, Silver,
Bronze, and Copper for overall scores.
COURSE OF FIRE:
All shots will be
fired at 200 yards on standard U.S. 200 yard targets.
Prone: 4 sighter shots
and 4 shots for record in 4 minutes. Timed Prone: 16
shots, without sighters, in 2 minutes.
Timed Sitting: 16 shots, without sighters, in 2
minutes. Timed Kneeling: 16 shots without sighters,
in 2 minutes. Rattle Battle: 16 shots, without
sighters, in 50 seconds.
TIME:
Registration
starts at 9:00 am, with walk-in registration available if
there are enough
open spaces on the line. The match will begin at 10:00 am.
MATCH FEE:
$35,
which includes a commemorative T-shirt, all ammunition, and a
hot lunch.
Make checks
payable to Capitol City Rifle Club (or CCRC).
For more
information, call Jack Huntoon: 517-626-6846
Match Scores:
Frozen Chosin 2007
Frozen Chosin 2006
Frozen Chosin 2005
Frozen Chosin 2004
Frozen Chosin 2003 |