Texas State Highpower Silhouette Championship

[Thesnackbar]

Texas State Highpower Silhouette Championship

Is proudly Sponsored by the
National Rifle Association & Texas State Rifle Association & Heart of Texas Silhouette Assoc.







Match Dates: October 3 & 4, 2015 – 60 Shot Match

Location: HOTSA Gun Club - Coolidge, Texas

Open to: All current NRA members, and TSRA members. This is a TSRA sanctioned State Championship and you must be a member in good standing to compete in this match. You will be required to either show a current membership card or purchase a membership in order to compete. Memberships will be available at the match. There is a $5 fee for out of state competitors (non TSRA members).

Entries: Advanced entry and payment is accepted. Entry is limited to 48 shooters. Make checks payable to
Jack Garrett. Send registration form and entry fee to: Jack Garrett 1326 N. Hwy 14- Groesbeck, TX
76642.

Entry Fees: Standard Rifle match: $ 55.00 for Adults & $ 25.00 for Juniors
Hunter Rifle match: $ 50.00 for Adults & $ 25.00 for Juniors
$ 10.00 of entry fee is split between TSRA and NRA for sanctioning fees. NRA Classification books required.
NRA Score Books may be purchased at the match.
Entry Schedule: Entries will be accepted until 30 minutes before first relay on (Sat.) October 3rd. Squads: Squads will be done by entry forms to the best of our ability.
Rules: Current NRA Silhouette rules and classification apply.
ALL RIFLES MUST BE CERTIFIED.
Matches: 60 Shots for each match (15) shots at each distance. (As per NRA rules of fire)
Long Runs: All long run attempts are fired at the end of the daily match. Long run counts start from the number one animal. Attempts at the end of the match will have a sight-in and warmup.
All ties for top (3) places in each class will be decided by shoot-offs. Practice will be from 12 PM till dark on Friday, October 2nd. Matches: Standard Rifle will begin 9AM, October 3, 2015.
Hunter Rifle will begin 9AM, October 4, 2015.

General Information:
Lunch (sandwiches and fixings) and water will be provided on Saturday and Sunday for competitors. Only shooters and spotters will be allowed on shooting line at ALL times.
Please make sure your bolts are open and muzzles are up when taking rifles on and off the shooting line.
Target setters will be there for Saturday and Sunday matches.

Camping: Space is available but NO electricity or water is available.
Lodging: Motels are available in Corsicana, Mexia, and Groesbeck. See list on next page. Contact: Jack Garret @ 254-729-5551 (office) or e-mail @ [email protected]
David Wester @ 214-728-9430




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Directions: From Mexia, take Hwy 171 towards Coolidge. Turn Right on FM 27. Go 1.2 miles and take a Left on CR 218. Go 3.3 miles. You will come to a RED AND BLUE metal gate on Right hand side. Gate is a double gate. This is the location.
Corsicana
La Quinta (903) 874-6292
Best Western Plus (877) 574-2464
Holiday Inn Express (800) 345-8082
Travelers Inn (903) 872-4855

Mexia
Best Western (254) 562-0200
Holiday Inn Express (254) 562-0005

Groesbeck
Days Inn & Suites (254) 729-3335
Express Inn & Suites (254) 729-3017

[GregG]

who are you and why are you posting?

[Thesnackbar]

Again,Does it matter what my real name is? Perhaps I don't want to blast my real name out on a forum? Isn't that why we have handles in the first place? Also, what's the importance of knowing who I am- If you are interested in the match contact Jack Garret or David Wester. Posting match information and getting the word out is what's important, growing silhouette is what's important. Shouldn't really matter who's who....

[psteiger]

that's ok, for $5, I won't tell anyone who you are............. .

[GregG]

So lets see, you are afraid to post your name but have not problem outing Jack, Mark, etc. Why does anyone want to hide behind an alias. Fun yes but at the end of the day own what you say and do. Everyone should stop hiding behind an alias.

Greg

[Thesnackbar]

Jack is the match director! He, not me listed his name in the flyer! Mark told me he knew you after I asked him, I didn't "out" him in the public forum, you just did in your reply.not that he would care. I sent you a private message explaining why I posted the flyer and who asked me to after you demanded to know who,what and why, after I talked to mark.

You also realize that names and such are searchable by Google ect ect and such right? Some of us would rather keep our names out of such search engines and leave a limited digital foot print, others have jobs that require it.

I'm done with this conversation, and it's all over posting a match notice.

[GregG]

Sorry you feel that way, I am sure the Russians already know who you are..... what an .....

And yes you did send me a PM but all you said was you are a friend of Mark's no name. Even in a PM you are afraid.

Oh yeah I am Dr Secret because I am scared because I am afraid to say who I am and what I believe.... Ohh Ohh I see my shadow....

[GregG]

My last post was a bit harsh, sorry. As was stated they are trying to protect their internet id. I too am trying to protect myself. The poster is new to the board and is posting what looks to be a legitimate match entry form. Unfortunately, I do know Jack but all I know about him is he lives in Texas. For all I know it is fraudulent and the individual posting just want my entry fee.

I could show up to the match and Jack would say,"Oh yeah, I was hacked and never received any money from you". While this would not bankrupt me, I do not want to just give my money away. So this is why, I wanted to know who is posting. Are they associated with the match etc. The internet if filled with hoaxes and I want to be careful.

So IMHO this has to be consider not a true date and time or match entry form. I will wait until the match is posted on the TSRA website.

[DennisC]

https://www.tsra.com/event/texas-state- ... mpionship/

Posted link to TSRA site for Texas match. I have not seen an early entry form for 2015.....contacted Jack (YES he is a real person) and was told bring it to range.
Few attended last year ~20 due to 'forecasted' storms....go figure, it was overcast, cool , light breezes both days, a very rare day at Coolidge.