This is a look at the unofficial/tentative schedule for the 2017 BRRC Tactical Challenge Matches.
It probably won't change. All matches are on Saturday and shooting begins at 0800.
February 25
March 25
May 27
June 24
August 26
September 23
December 9 (Hi Country)
60 rounds will do. Bipods, tripods, slings, ruck sacks, back packs, ranging reticle scoped rifle with detachable mag are the norm. Bring snacks and hydration. Ground mats, stabilizing bags and LRF'S allowed (you will have to share the data). C.O.F. varies and includes reactive steel and both moving and stationary paper targets. Ranges vary from 50 to 1,000 yards. Legacy and unconventional, supported and unsupported positions, barricade and some pistol stages are within the realm of possibilities. A more specific, but not much more, C.O.F. will be announced a week before the match.
"Be prepared to be unprepared"

Match Director Martin Tardif
tacticalchallenge@brrc.org
Burbank Rifle and Revolver Club web page:
http://www.brrc.org

Hi Martin,

Good to hear from you again. Thanks for the schedule.

Are you going to do team matches again this year

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I'd be interested...

Will you be posting more info here before the Feb25 match?

No team matches scheduled. Much more difficult to plan and execute than solo matches. Yes I will divulge more information as the match draws nigh. I should have more information by early Feb. We will most likely hike about 600 yards downrange for the 1st stage and hike back from there to different locations, shooting different positions and targets the last being a mover stage.

Martin Tardif wrote:This is a look at the unofficial/tentative schedule for the 2017 BRRC Tactical Challenge Matches.
It probably won't change. All matches are on Saturday and shooting begins at 0800.
February 25
March 25
May 27
June 24
August 26
September 23
December 9 (Hi Country)
60 rounds will do. Bipods, tripods, slings, ruck sacks, back packs, ranging reticle scoped rifle with detachable mag are the norm. Bring snacks and hydration. Ground mats, stabilizing bags and LRF'S allowed (you will have to share the data). C.O.F. varies and includes reactive steel and both moving and stationary paper targets. Ranges vary from 50 to 1,000 yards. Legacy and unconventional, supported and unsupported positions, barricade and some pistol stages are within the realm of possibilities. A more specific, but not much more, C.O.F. will be announced a week before the match.
"Be prepared to be unprepared"

Match Director Martin Tardif
tacticalchallenge@brrc.org
Burbank Rifle and Revolver Club web page:
http://www.brrc.org

What is the cost for the match? I am super interested.

Match Fees:
B.R.R.C. Members - $12
All others - $20

Please keep us posted.