MATCH DATE and Time:1 May 2010, 09:00

SPONSOR:Centerville Small Arms

LOCATION: Centerville, Utah.(See map at www.centervillesmallarms.org)

FEES:
Adults $20.00
Juniors $10.00 (Through the year they turn 20)
Family $40.00 (for family members living at the same address)
Please make checks payable to: Centerville Small Arms

AMMUNITION:30-06 ammo will be available for for sale, and those borrowing club rifles must purchase and use it. The cost is $18.00 for 55 rounds.

ELIGIBILITY: A Signed and Notorized Waiver of Liability Affidavit MUST be on file. These can be printed from http://www.odcmp.com/Competitions/Affidavit.pdf Please email highpower @ centervillesmallarms.org to verify you have one on file, or bring one with you. With this Affidavit, the match is open to interested individuals legally residing in the U.S. and not prohibited from handling firearms. Juniors under 16 years of age will only be allowed to fire based on match directors discretion.

TOURNAMENT INFORMATION: e-mail highpower @ centervillesmallarms.org if you have questions regarding this match program.

RULES: Current CMP Rules will govern. http://www.odcmp.com/Competitions.htm

REGISTRATION: Registering indicates you have read this match program. Please email your intent to participate to highpower @ centervillesmallarms.org to facilitate advance squadding and to ensure a entry. Please let us know at least 1 week in advance if you plan on borrowing an M1 Garand, or if you are bringing your own Garand, or 1903 Springfield, or P17 Enfield and want to purchase 30-06 ammo. Payment can be made at the range until 30 minutes before match time. Late registration at the range will be handled in a case by case basis.

REGISTRATION LIMITED: Entries will be limited to the first 30 competitors to register.

EMPTY CHAMBER INDICATOR: The use of an Empty Chamber Indicator (ECI) is mandatory (Rule 3.21). They are available for $1.00. from the match director during registration

AWARDS: This match is intended to be an M1 Garand Match, and trophies will be presented to the top 3 scores fired with the M1 Garand. CMP pins will be awarded to each shooter who shoots a qualifying score based on the rifle they have fired, and the cutoff scores as given by the CMP. see the current competition rules at http://www.odcmp.com/Competitions.htm for current cutoff scores needed to qualify for pins.

M1 Rifles:: M1 Garands in "as issued" condition. As issue means as a common soldier would recieve them. No Glass Bedding, No Shims, GI contour barrel, trigger pull weight of 4 1/2 lbs, and Standard Sights

OTHER (1903 Springfield) RIFLES:: 1903 and 1903A3 Springfields with serial numbers above 800,000, in "as issued" condition. As issue means as a common soldier would recieve them. No Glass Bedding, No Shims, GI contour barrel, trigger pull weight of 3 1/2 lbs, and Standard Sights

OTHER (Vintage) RIFLES:: US Model 1917 Rilfe in "as issued" condition. As issue means as a common soldier would recieve them. No Glass Bedding, No Shims, GI contour barrel, trigger pull weight of 4 1/2 lbs, and Standard Sights

OTHER (Foreign Military Bolt Action) RIFLES: Any Safe Rifle, 33 cal or less, without a muzzle brake, and capable of rapid reload via stripper clip, or magazine change may be fired with or without supports along with the rest of the competitors, however, they will not be competing with the other shooters. These rifles should meet the spirit of WWII or older. Use of these rifles is at the Match Directors discretion )

TARGETS: 200 yards - SR target.

TARGET PULLERS: No target pullers will be provided. Each competitor will pull targets unless a suitable substitute is approved by the Match Director. Those competitors who fail to perform their pit duties will be disqualified.

SCORING: Competitors will score for each other. Those competitors who fail to perform their scoring duties may be disqualified.

SIGHTING SHOTS: 5 sighting shots will be allowed for each competitor prior to their 1st 20 shots for record.

COURSE OF FIRE; John C Garand Course B (50 shot)

ROTATIONS: The shooters will be divided into 3 relays. Relay 1 will fire the complete coures of fire while relay 2 scores and relay 3 pulls targets. Then relay 1 will go to the target pits, relay 2 will go to the firing line, and relay 3 will score. When relay 2 is complete, Relay 2 will go to the target pits, relay 3 will go to the firing line, and relay 1 will score.

FACILITIES: The range has no protection from the weather. Please be prepared. There is no water available at the range. Please bring plenty to drink. Please bring a lunch. While there is no break for eating, during your time in the pits, there is time to eat. There are porta potties at the range.