NEW HOLLAND RIFLE & PISTOL CLUB, INC.

CMP  HIGH POWER RIFLE  200/300/600 YARD MATCHES

SQUADDING STARTS AT 8:00am

FIRING STARTS AT 9:00am

2025 Match Program

                                                                           

Eligibility:

Open & welcome to all legal gun owners regardless of club affiliation.

For an online copy of the complete CMP Leg Match and High-power rules go to the CMP website.

 

Rules:
CMP rules will govern all shooters.  Challenges $2.00

Classification: CMP Service Rifle, Match Rifle.  

 

Rifle:
 CMP Service and match rifles. ( During EIC matches if there is room we welcome match rifle shooters to compete, without sighting shots ). Match rifle competitors will compete for score in each stage of fire and overall match score, but are not included in the number of competitors counted to determine how many CMP service rifle legs are awarded for the match.

Caliber Requirements:
No less than .224 cal. and no greater than .30 cal. the exception of " match rifle " which may not exceed .35 cal.

Categories:
Service and match rifle. See the CMP Competition Tracker for Official Overall scores as well as by Rifle and Shooter classification.

Awards:
Cash awards will not be distributed per class or category winners in lieu of a reasonable match fees. 

Entry fees
Adult – $30.00        
Junior – $15.00       

Cash or check. Make checks payable to New Holland Rifle & Pistol Club, Inc. (NHRPC)

Pre-registration is advisable.

To pre-register, please e-mail high.power.nhrpc@gmail.com ; if you have any questions, please contact Paul Irvin at 717-354-8925.

Post entries are welcome, but not guaranteed, the morning of the match from 8:00 am to 8:40am up to the range limit of first 45 paid entries.  FIRING STARTS @ 9:00am

Course of Fire:

For P100:

Stage 1: 200 yards slow fire, 10 record shots in 10 minutes, preceded by a 3 minute prep period, singly loaded, singly fired.

Stage 2: 300 yards prone rapid fire, 10 record shots in 73 seconds, starting from the standing position, preceded by a 3 minute prep period.

Stage 3: 600 yards prone slow fire, 10 record shots in 10 minutes, preceded by a 3 minute prep period, singly loaded, singly fired.

Stage 4: There will be no 4th stage of fire.

For EIC:

Match 1:  200 yards slow fire, 10 record shots in 10 minutes, preceded by a 3 minute prep period, singly loaded, singly fired.

Match 2:  200 yards rapid fire sitting, 10 record shots in 63 seconds starting from the standing position, preceded by a 3 minute prep period, per CMP Leg match rules.

Match 3:  300 yards prone rapid fire, 10 record shots in 73 seconds, starting from the standing position, preceded by a 3 minute prep period, per CMP Leg match rules.

Match 4:  600 yards slow fire, 20 record shots, singly loaded, singly fired in a 20 minute time period, preceded by a 3 minute prep period.

Match 5:  Aggregate of matches 1, 2, 3, & 4.

 

For 800 aggregate CMP match and service rifle matches.

Match 1:  200 yards slow fire, 20 record shots preceded by 2 sighting shots and your preparation period in a 25 minute block time. Each shot will be singly loaded, singly fired.

Match 2:  200 yards rapid fire sitting. 2, 10 round strings of fire, each string of fire has a 63 second time limit using CMP match rifle rules, preceded by a 4 minute prep period with 2 sighting shots. Sighting shots will be  singly loaded, singly fired.

Match 3:  300 yards prone rapid fire. 2, 10 round strings of fire, each string of fire has a 73 second time limit using CMP match rifle rules, preceded by a 4 minute prep period with 2 sighting shots. Sighting shots will be singly loaded, singly fired.

Match 4:  600 yards slow fire, 20 record shots preceded by 2 sighting shots and your preparation period in a 25 minute block time. Each shot will be singly loaded, singly fired.

Match 5:  Aggregate of matches 1, 2, 3, & 4.

E-Target Information:

if you prefer please provide your own tablet or laptop and be familiar with its operation.  While any device that can access Wifi and has an internet browser will work a phone is NOT recommended. We have about 12 tablets set up ready to use and will have 1 for each target by June 2024.

How to access your target. 

1. Connect to the wifi network SilverMountainTargets There is no password. it will say "No internet, Open" this is correct. For best performance disconnect and forget the Club Wifi network and cellular data. 

2. Open the browser on your device For Example: Safari, Chrome, Silk, Edge. Close all other applications and tabs.

3. Enter:  192.168.0.47 bar.

4.Select your target from the row of targets at the bottom of the screen and verify you have the correct target. Shooter and Scorer access is view only. There is no login needed do not attempt to login. 

 Note: No access to any level of admin access or log will be provided.

General Information:

Parking for competitors;

When you drive in the driveway, please park in the parking area to the right, which is behind the 600 yard firing line. You may drive down range as the weather permits and park to the left side of the road behind the 300 yard line to shoot your 200 and 300 yard stages of fire. When you move back to shoot 600, park in the parking area behind the 600 yard firing line again. Thank you

Competitors will score for competitors on opposite relays.

A new SMT server electronic target system will be used by all competitors. The club has loaner tablets used for viewing the shots fired. Please bring your own device if you are more comfortable using your own device. Manual scoring will be used for sighting and record shots.

The Range Officer is authorized to reduce the match in shots or distance due to range conditions, per CMP rules. Refunds will be made as necessary. Range alibi's are allowed, if warranted. Equipment alibi's are also allowed to ensure the safety of the competitors. One alibi per stage of fire for each competitor. ( they are not transferrable :) )

Even though there is no "pit duty" for the competitors, you may be asked to help set up the targets prior to the match, and or put the targets and electronic equipment away at the end of the match. Please plan to make at least 1, 10 to 20 minute trip to the pits on match day to help with the various tasks. None are heavy lifting, however most involve handling delicate electronic equipment.

Please be aware since we are not pulling, marking, and scoring each slow fire shot and each rapid fire 10 shot string with people in the pits, if you believe a shot is scored incorrectly instantly tell the match director. We will address the issue and will do everything in our power to correct the issue. The CMP and NRA differ a bit on how to address the issue, but please remember the rulebooks state, THE BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT MUST RULE IN THE COMPETITORS FAVOR. 

Match Director’s Safety Requirements:

• Side arms will not be permitted on the shooter’s person while in position and participating in the match.  They may be kept in the shooter’s gear bag, range cart, or in an automobile.

•  Children over the age of 12 may attend and participate in the match if properly supervised by a legal parent or guardian, however due to safety concerns, unattended children who are not properly supervised, who are not participating in the event will not be permitted on the range for the duration of the event.   

• Any unsafe activity will be brought to the attention of the participant, with the expectation of modification.

• 3-shot rule: If any competitor is not on paper at the 600 yard stage of the match after firing 3 shots, consisting of both sighting and record shots, that competitor will not be permitted to continue that stage of the match.  This rule is strictly adhered to for reasons of safety and the increased possibility of skipping a bullet out of the range. If you are not sure of your zero, ask the match director to help you before you fire your 1st shot.     
• Eye protection and hearing protection are recommended on the firing line.                                                                                                                                    
• Alcohol on club property is not allowed, before, during, or after a match!

Lodging:

Country Squire Inn & Suites (5.1 miles) 717-354-4166

Waynebrook Inn (6.5 miles) at Honeybrook, PA 610-273-2444 

Comfort Inn Amish Country (7.0 miles) 717-936-4370

USA Inn & Suites (12.6 miles) at Morgantown, PA 610-286-5521

Spring Gulch Resort Campground (1.5 miles) 877-570-2267

Lancaster / New Holland KOA (2.0 miles) 717-354-7926 (Info); 800-562-1631 (Reservations)

Country View PA Bed & Breakfast (3.8 miles) at Kinzers, PA 717-768-0936

Hotels in the area via Google Maps.

Directions:

GPS address: 589 Meetinghouse Road, Gap, Pa. 17527
From the PA Turnpike, take Exit 298-Morgantown (Route 10 South) ½ mile to Route 23 West for approximately 7 miles to Route 897 South for approximately 3.3 miles to Meetinghouse Road. Turn left and proceed ½ mile then turn left into range.

From the West take Route 322 East to Route 897 South 2.5 miles to Meetinghouse Road. Turn left and proceed ½ mile to range on left.

From the South take Route 340 East to Route 897 North for 3.4 miles to Meetinghouse Road. Turn right and proceed ½ miles to range on left.

Match Director: Gino Gentile, high.power.nhrpc@gmail.com, 717-468-6488

Technical Directors: Ron Siliani, ronsiliani@verizon.net, 610-721-9497; Jeff Kauffman, Jeffrey1983@yahoo.com

Range and target maintenance: Paul Irvin - irvin223@comcast.net, 484-818-0462