So Cal Shooters,
Its time to get signed up for the Team Challenge at Burbank Rifle and Revolver Club, I've tried to attach a PDF but it says "pdf's not allowed?" there's a thread over at Cal Guns with a match bulletin attached with the details, if you'd like to get signed up or have questions please let me know, as always if you don't have a team mate I can squad you with another solo before match day.
Thanks, Gary Eliseo

2010 BRRC TEAM CHALLENGE II
SPONSORED BY BURBANK RIFLE AND REVOLVER CLUB
DATE: 6/26/10
TIME: 0:700 sign ups, rounds downrange at 0:800
THIS IS A TWO MAN TEAM EVENT LIMITED TO 12 TEAMS

Hey: Ben the "old fart" (and thanks to Randall for that). Looking for a partner. As you mat not know know I'm new at this type of match but have doing long range matches.
I now have a 6.5grendel on a AR15 platform, so the equipment isen't a problem. I'll want to shoot a few times (or more) before the match. "Getting to know you...lalala"
Ben Serebreni
bserebreni@aol.com
310-922-6686


STAGE 1 FIELD COURSE:
The teams will negotiate a natural terrain course where they will be required to locate,
range and fire upon a variety of pistol and rifle targets. The locations of the targets will
require the teams to use alternate positions. The teams’ time will start upon entering the
course and stop when the team exits the course, the time used to complete the course will
be multiplied by 3 and deducted from the team score. Teams that have completed the
course will be RSO’s for the teams entering the course.
Ammunition requirements: 20 rifle 20 pistol per team member
STAGE 2 RAPID MULTIPLE TARGET ENGAGEMENT:
The teams will be presented with several targets at multiple yardages for a 7 second
window, the team will fire upon as many targets as possible before the targets are
withdrawn, the teams will continue until all targets have been presented.
Ammunition requirements; 10 rifle per team member
STAGE 3 MOVING TARGETS 600 YARDS:
The teams will be given 5 minutes to fire upon a color designated moving target, the non
firing team member may spot for or assist the firing team member in any way so long as
it is safe, after the 5 minute time expires the team members will trade places and another
5 minute firing period will start.
Ammunition requirements: 20 rifle per team member
STAGE 4 UNKNOWN DISTANCE TARGET
The teams will be given a time limit to range and engage multiple steel targets at
unknown distances, both team members will be required to fire
Ammunition requirements: 5 rifle, per team member
EQUIPMENT:
Scoped rifle (30 CAL LIMIT) with extra magazines / ammunition and sling for carry
during the field course, pistol with extra magazines and holster for carry during the field
course, a spotting scope, binoculars, compass and shooting mat would be useful. NO
LASER RANGE FINDERS WILL BE PERMITTED AT ANY TIME DURING THE
MATCH
CONTACT: Gary Eliseo, spraynandprayn@socal.rr.com
PRE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

I'm planning on making it to this match.

Teletiger7 wrote:I'm planning on making it to this match.

Me too.

Close to Northern LA county and I don't have to drive far + close range pistol shooting + 600 yard movers=Goodtimes

Anyone interested should definitely check out this match. Recommended.

I just emailed Gary and told him I'd like to join the match, now I need a ringer! Anyone looking for a partner for this?
He told me he gets a lot of solos so, if I don't find a partner he'd partner me up with someone.


Totally new to matches but have been shooting for quite awhile, just looking for Yoda to show me the force!

thanks

sonny

one more thing, what are you guys bringing to this?

I was planning on bringing the 700 and/or AR, and either shooting my Glock 34 or Kimber Warrior, will bring whatever I can get extra mags for.

maddesign wrote:one more thing, what are you guys bringing to this?

I was planning on bringing the 700 and/or AR, and either shooting my Glock 34 or Kimber Warrior, will bring whatever I can get extra mags for.

I think you have to shoot the same rifle for the entire match. As for pistol just about any CF will work.

maddesign wrote:one more thing, what are you guys bringing to this?

I was planning on bringing the 700 and/or AR, and either shooting my Glock 34 or Kimber Warrior, will bring whatever I can get extra mags for.

Bring the rifle you're most accurate with. Either pistol will work. Bring holster and mag carriers. Figure out what is easiest way for you to carry your rifle when you transition to pistol.

FULL!

1) Tessidre / Morita
2) Mendoza / Santiago
3) Tardif / Eliseo
4) Song / Villegas
5) Thomas / Thomas
6) Mathews / Giles
7) Levy / Thomas
8) Chan / Na
9) Mediana / Destura
10) Sato / TC
11) Raeder / Edgreen
12) Hern /

Do you guys know how often does this event occur?

superduude wrote:Do you guys know how often does this event occur?

It's 3 or 4 times a year.

Gary: Sorry I have to bail on the Tac Match.
Ben

Ben, thats not like you....are you ok...?

Ben, thanks for letting me know, Gary

Additional information for Team Challenge Competitors;

1. We will be setting up the course on Friday 6/25, anyone is welcome to come to the range and help, we should have time to do a little shooting afterward.

2. Remember sign ups on match day is 07:00 we want to get started by 08:00, cost is $40 per team, be there early

3. Bring at least 20 pistol rounds and 80 rifle rounds, because we will be shooting steel, no steel jacketed or steel core ammunition will be permitted

4. Bring plenty of cool water and food, there are no facilities

5. Have your rifle zeroed, there will be no sighting period

6. Please contact me if you can not attend, waiting for "no shows" causes delays

7. Have fun! see you all on the 26th

Gary

Ben is back, that fills the roster, next event will be Sept 25th, make plans!
Thanks, Gary

yay! Ben!Thats the spirit. looking forward to it.

just got an email from Ben, he's out, so 1 spot still open

Do you guys know if visitors are allowed to watch during the match? Is there an entrance fee?
What time are you guys looking to setup on Friday?

Last questions, is it okay if we are not a member of BRRC?

Thank you much in advance!

you don't need to be a club member to participate, your welcome to show up and watch if you want but better yet take that last spot and join in! We'll be setting up around 08:00 on Friday
Gary

gme wrote:you don't need to be a club member to participate, your welcome to show up and watch if you want but better yet take that last spot and join in! We'll be setting up around 08:00 on Friday
Gary

Unless your screen name is Bridgeport ;) ;)

Gnzrme wrote:
Unless your screen name is Bridgeport ;) ;)

Doh!

AR15barrels wrote:
Doh!

LOL, you guys are nuts! that's sweet. Oh man, I don't get off work till 1:00pm Friday so probably will not be able to make the setup. But for sure I will be out with my shooting buddy to cheer you guys on.

2010 BRRC Team Challenge II After Action Report;

I’d like to start out by thanking Jack Edmondson, Tom Redfern, Joe Silvia and Ron Whittington for coming out to help run the match for us, also many thanks for the guy’s who came out on Friday to help set up the range, without the help of these unselfish individuals this event would be impossible.

We started the match with ½ of the group down in the canyon for the Field Stage, while the other ½ started at the 100yard range for the Dot Drill, as the teams finished up at one event they would move to the other, this version of the Field Stage started out with rifle targets at unknown distance fired prone then moving down canyon transitioning to multiple banks of pistol targets followed by more unknown distance rifle targets fired from alternate positions, the stage tests the teams marksmanship, communication, range estimation and physical abilities. The time used to complete the stage went from a leisurely 31 minutes (team 6 Thomas/Thomas) to a blazing 8 minutes (team 10 Villegas/Song) but it was team 9 (Raeder/Thomas) that took the event

The Dot Drill was fired concurrent with the Field Stage it was a new event that required the teams to engage twenty ½” dots at 100 yards in ten minutes, the event tests the shooters marksmanship, trigger control, NPA, and recoil management, it’s a stage that proved to be much more difficult than most expected, team 5 (Eliseo/ Tardif) edged out team 8 (Hern/Sato) to take the stage

The next stage was the Multiple Target Engagement Drill, where two teams fired side by side at multiple targets at 200, 300 and 600 yards presented to them for a ten second window, the team had to very quickly scan for targets and fire on as many of them as possible before they were withdrawn, everyone enjoyed the challenge and knowing your holdovers was the key to success, team 7 (Santiago/Mendoza) got it right and took the stage

Lastly was the Moving Targets, fired at 600 yards with as many as six targets running at once, one team member fires while the other spots and communicates the correcting information to the shooter after 5 minutes the team members switch and start over, in this stage the spotters role is crucial, team 6 (Thomas/Thomas) tied with team 10 (Villegas/Song) for top honors

In the end it was Team 1 (Tessiedre/Morita) who took the gold medal for the third time in a row, followed by team 7 (Santiago/Mendoza) who took the silver medal, team 5 (Eliseo/Tardif) took the Bronze.

The Team Challenge is designed to be highly difficult, to give an idea a perfect score would have been in excess of 1100 points! The match tests a wide variety of tactical marksmanship skills and teamwork, thanks to all the shooters who turned out to support the event, we have some new twists planned for the next even in September, hope to see you all there!
Best, Gary Eliseo






SCORES

Team Place Field Stage Dot Drill MTE Movers Total

Tessedere/Morita 1 256 20 170 180 626

Santiago/Mendoza 2 199 35 200 180 614

Eliseo/Tardif 3 220 60 120 210 610

Chan/Raeder/Na 4 274 28 170 120 592

Thomas/Thomas 5 193 20 130 240 583

Hern/Sato 6 227 50 100 160 537

Villegas/Song 7 199 25 70 240 534

Giles/Mathews 8 182 25 140 130 477

Thomas/ Raeder 9 292 20 0 0 DNF

Mediana/Destura 10 141 10 0 0 DNF

Congrats to the placers....and to Henry and Joe...and I assume the Na is Peter Na...Congrats to you too Peter....

Great match Gary. Alot of fun. All the stages were very entertaining and challenging. The multiple engagement stage was very challenging for our team. The movers were alot of fun. The field stage was exciting. Like you say the communication and approach the team takes with each stage directly affects performance. Teams with a good game plan for a stage usually do well. Thanks for putting on this match.

Teletiger7 wrote:Great match Gary. Alot of fun. All the stages were very entertaining and challenging. The multiple engagement stage was very challenging for our team. The movers were alot of fun. The field stage was exciting. Like you say the communication and approach the team takes with each stage directly affects performance. Teams with a good game plan for a stage usually do well. Thanks for putting on this match.

What game plan....... we screwed the pooch on that one :o Live and Learn.

Hey thanks for the write-up! I was looking forward to reading about this and how it turned out, it really sounds like a great time.. Maybe next time this event comes around I’ll be good enough to participate in it..

It's a fun and laid back match. I can't wait to shoot the WHOLE match next time