West Bend Barton Sportsman's Club

3540 Trap Shoot Ln., Kewaskum, WI 53040 Mail: P.O. Box 352, West Bend, WI 53095

(262) 334-9920       Email wbbsc@wbbsc.com

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Heads Up: September 18 & 19 at Racine County Line Rifle Club. NRA Registered 600 Yard Mid-Range Regional Prone Championship Tournament. Rifles are F-Class, Service Rifle, Palma Rifle, Match Rifle. Here is a link to the program. Sept 18-19_RCLRC_Program.pdf

Training being offered at the Racine County Line Rifle Club. Click link for a printable/save to file .pdf FR Racine.pdf

This Rifle Shooter Page holds information for the rifle shooting activities that the WBBSC holds.

The Calendar page has the dates/times for these shoots

Click Here To See Targets Used

Below the following text are the WBBSC rifle match score results

WBBSC 200 Yard Prone Rifle Match:

Breaking News: new for the May match there will be two classifications for the rifles.  "Sporting Rifle", defined as a rifle commonly used for hunting or other types of sporting shooting. The typical mil-surp rifle will be considered a sporting rifle. "Competition Rifle", defined as a rifle commonly used in a tournament or match situation. A "Varmint" type rifle rifle will be classified by the Range Officer as to which category it will shoot.

This is a casual “Just For Fun” rifle shoot that is run with a rifle match cadence. The whole intention is to have fun. A responsible adult must accompany minors minimum of 12 years old. Any Rifle-Any Sight, 22 Rounds Fired In 20 Minutes Timed, Best Of 20 Rounds For Score. Best possible score is 200-20X.  $5 per gun entry fee WBBSC Members & non-members. First relay begins at 9AM

Basic gear for this match: Your rifle, 22 rounds of ammo, earplugs or muffs, eye protection, a shooting mat (anything to lay your belly on), empty chamber flag (a spotting scope).  Class 1: Prone Unsupported or Any Sling.    Class 2: Prone Supported,  Front Rest, Bi-Pod, Sand Bag, Rear Sandbag, Any Rest or Combination (no one piece rest or sled allowed).

The match will be shot from the “prone” position (laying on your belly). You may shoot any rifle with any sight. The distance to the target is 200 yards. The target for iron , or, open sighted rifles will be the NRA MR-52, a reduction of the MR-1 target to simulate the 600-yard Slow Fire stage of the National Match Course at 200yards. Aiming Black (inches) Rings in White (inches): X ring 1.79", 10 ring 3.79", 9 ring 5.79", 8 ring 7.79",  7 ring 11.79", 6 ring 15.79",  5 ring 19.79". See the Targets Link page. Rifles with optical sights will use the IBS600 target as bullet impacts will be more visible for the shooter.

WBBSC Rimfire Benchrest Match:

This is a casual “Just For Fun” rifle shoot that is run with a rifle match cadence. The whole intention is to have fun. A responsible adult must accompany minors. $5 per gun entry fee WBBSC Members & non-members. There will be multiple relays starting at 8AM and going till around noon or when all shooters are done.
 
The course of fire is 25 rounds (plus unlimited sighters) in 25 minutes. This year we will be using the International Bench Rest Shooters Target IBS 50 Yard Target, which is pictured on the target links page. Fire one round into each bull’s-eye at 50 meters. Any bull’s-eyes with two hits in it will score the lower of the two scores. Best possible score is 250-25X.
 
Any rimfire rifle is accepted for this event, and any power scope is also accepted. Any front and rear rest is also acceptable (no one piece rest or sled.)

WBBSC Hi-Power Service Rifle & Vintage Military Rifle Match:

This is a reduced for 100 yard NRA STANDARD MULTIPLE STAGE Match Course. You will fire a total of 48 shots, 10+2 sighter rounds per position, the best 10 of 12 per position are recorded for score. The best possible score is 100-10X per position, 400-40X for the match.  AR-15, M1A1 type rifles for the "service rifle" & any as issued "vintage military" type service rifle ( 1903 Springfield, K98 Mauser, Russian Mosin/Nagant type, M96 Swedish Mauser, FN-FAL, and so forth) that was used by any countries military.  $5 per gun entry fee WBBSC Members, $7 per gun for non-members.  First relay begins at 9AM

Basic gear for this match: Your rifle, 48 rounds of ammo, earplugs or muffs, eye protection, a shooting mat, empty chamber flag (a spotting scope). The firing positions are:

Standing Offhand Slow Fire,  2 sighters  single loaded in two minutes, then 10 rounds single loaded slow fire in a time of 10 minutes, NRA SR-1 target.

Sitting position Rapid Fire, 2 sighters in two minutes, then 10 rounds rapid fire in 60 seconds, a magazine swap must be performed for Service Rifle shooters, Vintage Military Rifle shooters will fire 5 rounds in 60 seconds, then allowed time for a reload, and then fire 5 rounds in 60 seconds. NRA SR-1 target.

Prone position Rapid Fire, 2 sighters in two minutes, then 10 rounds rapid fire in 60 seconds, a magazine swap must be performed for Service Rifle shooters. Vintage Military Rifle shooters will fire 5 rounds in 60 seconds, then allowed time for a reload, and then fire 5 rounds in 60 seconds. NRA SR-21target.

Prone position Slow Fire, 2 sighters in two minutes, then 10 rounds single loaded slow fire in a time of 10 minutes. NRA MR-31 target.

WBBSC CMP 50 22 Rimfire 50 Yard Prone Match: This match is a rimfire version of the Hi-Power Prone shoot. Shoot one of the WBBSC CMP 22 rimfire rifles, or bring your own rifle. Shoot from prone position, unsupported or use a sling. Shoot 25 rounds in 20 minutes, best 20 rounds are for score. The inaugural match was shot May 17 2009. Scores below. More info click this link "CMP Garand Match Page"

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