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Liam
Joined: 10 Jul 2007
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 Posted: Sat Aug 04, Post subject: WHIDPA Sat match |
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| I saw a little of the WHIDPA match this morning, (Aug 4). One stage was fired from prone position. Can anyone tell me more about the stage description. Overall, what was the total round count of the match? Thanks. |
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kdhgl
Joined: 11 Jul 2007
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Location: Tomball
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| I sent your question to the SO that was running my squad. Hope he chimes in. Dale |
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solaritx
Joined: 07 Aug 2007
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Thanks for asking about the WHIDPA match
typical Sat match (whidpa is the first sat of each month) is usually around 100-120 scored rounds with 8 or more scenarios.
Wed night whidpa matches start at 6pm and are usually 6-8 scenarios with 50-75 scored rounds.
During the "winter" wed night matches with more nighttime than daylight, we get to do a lot of flashlight and lowlight work as well in the scenarios.
The scenario you asked about was 6 targets with 2 scored rounds each all from the prone position using the barrels as cover. 12 scored rounds but shooters could shoot extra to make up bad shots if they wished.
We are always looking for safe shooters that want to have fun. Hope you might join us sometime.
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