Location: Itasca Gun Club Outdoor Rifle Range
Here is a little History on the Mini-Palma Matches and course of fire for the day.
Palma Competition Matches began in 1876 and Included Prone Shooting out to 1000 yards. It has always been an International Sport, with National Teams shooting around the world for a Perpetual Trophy. The Matches stopped at the outbreak of WW2 and didn't begin again until Canada revived them 1966.
Mini-Palma Matches were created by the NRA to simulate shooting Palma with Smallbore (.22 rimfire) rifles at 100 yards.
Itasca Gun Club is now running Mini Palma Matches in 2021.
I WILL RUN TWO MATCH TIMES. MATCH #1 @ 3:00 PM AND THE 2nd MATCH TIME @ 5:30pm. YOU ARE WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE IN BOTH MATCHES OR JUST ONE. COME ON OUT AND HAVE SOME FUN!!
Rules
100 Yard Prone Position shooting at reduced targets to simulate 800-900-1000 yards.
Limited to .22 caliber due to the size of the scoring rings.
Sorry no scopes ( just spotting scopes)….Iron Sights Only...
Course of Fire
Richard Karpik will be Following NRA Small Bore guidelines.
Targets supplied are the LR-S International Mini-Palma Targets.
Unlimited sighters and 10 shots for record ….800 yards.2 sighters and 10 shots for record ….900 yards.2 sighters and 10 shots for record...1000 yd.
Total 30 rounds for record plus your sighter rounds.
Required Equipment
Optional Equipment
Cost $5.00 Flat Fee for 1 Match or Both Matches
Contact
Richard Karpik email: rpkarpik@gmail.com or Cell... Text or Call 218-349-3341
Mailing Address - PO Box 201, Grand Rapids, MN 55744
Clubhouse / Training Classroom Address - 10000 Arbo Road, Grand Rapids, 55744
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