Iowa Precision Rifle Match (IPRM) Aug

EVENT DETAILS

SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY MATCH!!

Advanced Course of fire shooters will be eligible for PRS points. Basic shooters will not be eligible for PRS points.

Advanced shooters will be asked to help basic course of fire shooters.
---> If you are not willing help a new shooter this match might not be for you. <---

If you have a 1st match shooter, Wife, Kid, Neighbor that wants to shoot thier first match this is a great opportunity to give them an easy (basic) course of fire to come shoot.

Location:
1777 55th St
Mt Auburn, Iowa 52313

Match Description
Iowa Precision Rifle Match (IPRM) is an Entry level PRS style match. This series is designed to help shooters get started in PRS with a low competition level, low gear requirements, and coaching along the way. If you want to shoot your first PRS style match this is the place for you.

Match Format
These matches will have 8 stages. Each stage you will have a designated course of fire set by the match director and have 8 to 10 shots at each. The course of fire will give you defined positions you need to shoot from (prone, barricade, tree, roof top) and which target you need to shoot on the stage (Target #1, 5 targets in a row, targets biggest to smallest). The distance to each target will be provided in the course of fire. The stage could have one position and three or four different targets, or it might have four positions and one target. At each stage you will have time before shooting to find each target, write out your drop data, make a preliminary wind call, and create a stage plan to execute the course of fire. Once it's your turn to shoot you will have 2 min to complete the stage. Any shots after 2 min do not count towards your score.

Scoring
Scores are tracked per shooter. (no teams). You will receive one point for each impact on the correct steel target during each stage. Advanced Course of fire shooters will be eligible for PRS points. Basic shooters will not be eligible for PRS points.

Squads
The morning of the match, or when registering online, we'll divide up into squads and shoot each stage together. Shooters in the squad will take turns shooting in the order provided. Once all the shooters in the squad have shot the squad will move as a group to the next stage. Shooters in each squad will be asked to help "judge" the match. Shooters will need to keep track of the 2 min time limit, spot for impacts, and keep score of how many targets are hit. Shooters are encouraged to help the squad with these duties while not shooting to keep the match moving faster.

Suggested Gear (Rentals available too)
We recommend you come to your first match with minimal gear and see what other shooters are using. Don’t spend a ton of money on gear that is not right for this style of shooting. Ask to borrow gear when you don’t have it. Everyone is there to help everyone.

Rifle with a scope that has exposed turrets. (first focal plane recommended)
80 rounds of ammunition
Confirmed Ballistic Data for your rifle and ammunition to 600yds (farther is better)
Bipod
Rear Bag
Data holder for stage targets (mounted on rifle or quarterback arm bar)
Positional bag
Hearing Protection
Clothing appropriate for the weather
Tripod with binoculars or spotting scope (optional)
Snacks or lunch as food is not typically provided. Water will be available on the range.

Match Schedule
8:15am - Match Registration and Squading opens (Zero Board Opens) (pay $40 match fee at check-in)
9:00am - Safety Brief (Attendance Required)
9:15am - Range Hot (Start Shooting)
3pm(ish) - Match should be over.
We don't give out any awards, trophies, or prize table for these matches. They are based around new shooters learning rather than who wins. We will tabulate the score when everyone if done shooting and announce the winners of the match.

Lodging
Vinton, IA - Cobble Stone Inn - (319) 472-2220 - 15min from range
Waterloo, IA - A Lot of options 30 min from range.

Series Director
Ted Hoeger
AccuracyDynamics@gmail.com
515-669-2325

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