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WWII Era European Theater In celebration of the 73rd Anniversary of the Defeat of the Axis Forces The Shongum Sportsmen's Association Invites You To Participate In The VV..EE.. DDaayy Marksmanship Competition Saturday April 28th, 2018 Registration 9:00 AM, Rifle Contest till 1:00 PM, Lunch 1:00 PM Pistols 2:00 PM - 4:00 pm Compete with Your WWII Era European Theater Rifles and Pistols WWII Re-Enactors Are Encouraged to Participate In Uniform! Shongum Sportsmen’s Chapel Hill Range 363 Janes Chapel Road, Mansfield (Oxford), NJ 07863-3511 From Center of Hackettstown, take ROUTE 46 WEST. Two Miles west of Rt. 517, turn LEFT onto RUSSLING RD. (by Best’s Fruit Farm). At end, (1.5 miles) Turn LEFT onto BARKER’S MILL RD. (.2 Miles) Turn RIGHT onto MT BETHEL RD. for 1 mile, Turn RIGHT onto JANE’S CHAPEL RD. Range approximately 1 Mile on RIGHT. ENTRY FEES: NRA Members, Military/Police: $25.00 Non-NRA Guests: $30.00 (or $10.00 per Individual Event) Family/Significant Others: $60 For One Bench and Up to Four Competitors. Entry Fees Also Includes Lunch in Club House (Lunch Only Fee - $5.00) Lunch Is Hot Dogs, Beans, and Soda. PRIZES: Trophy to the Best in Each Class FIREARMS: Curios and Relics of the WWII European Theater (Original Stocks and Sights) Rosie the Riveter - Highest Scoring Target by a Female Young GI - Best Score for Person Under 18 Rifle Contests Require 10 Shots In 2 Minutes (Except#13) @ 100 Yards – Firing Position Optional 1. POLISH CAMPAIGN Polish Mauser 25/91/98, French Lebel or Bertier, Mannlicher 95, GEW 98, KAR 98 2. BLITZKREIG Any French, Belgian, Norwegian, Danish, or Dutch Combat Rifle/Carbine from WWII (Pre-1941 Issue) 3. CONTINUATION WAR Finnish or Russian Mosin, 7.35 Carcano, Swedish Mauser, Tokarev Rifle, Winchester 95 in 7.62R 4. NORTH AFRICA 03 Springfield, 1917 Enfield, 6.5 Carcano, Enfield MK III, 98K 5. STALINGRAD Mauser 98K, G-41, G-43, Tokarev, Mosin 91/30, 38, 44 6. SICILY M1 Garand, Springfield 03A3, Enfield MK IV, 6.5 Carcano 7. NORMANDY M1 Garand, G-41, G-43 8. PARTISAN Yugo M24, M48, Czech 98 (8mm Only), Mannlicher 95, Hungarian 98/40, German 33/40, Carcano, 98K Handgun Contests Require 10 Shots In 2 Minutes @ 50 Feet – Standing One-Hand 9. AXIS AUTO 9mm Axis Service Pistol, P-O8 (4 Inch), P-38, Radom, Belgian HP, Astra 400/600, Steyr M12, Star Model B 10. ALLIED AUTO Any WWII Allied Service Pistol, 1911, 1911A1, Tokarev, Browning HP, NOR. 1914 11. ALLIED REVOLVER Colt, S&W Victory, Enfield, Webley (In .38 Caliber or 455), Nagant, French Ordinance, M1917 Revolvers 12. OSS Any .38 S&W Caliber, .380, 32 Pocket Pistol Made Before 1946 (Except Models Listed Above), Colt, Beretta, Browning, Walter, Mauser, Sauer, Femaru, MAB etc. EXOTICS (Please Contact [email protected] For Information) 13. SNIPER 1903A4 (Rem. or Gibbs), Enfield #4(T), Mauser 98 (Mitchell or Original), Mosin or Tokarev (Rebuild OK) 14. TOMMYGUN Jersey Legal with Limited Mag Thompson, STEN, M3, PPSH 41, Suomi 31 - 50 yards 15. FINAL PROTECTIVE FIRE Jersey Legal Semi Auto BAR, MG 42, BREN, Browning 1919, Limited Mag or Belt - 100 yards 16. GRENADIER Enfield MKIII with Cup Discharger (Loaners Available, Blanks Are Available) Tennis Balls Only SHOOT CHAIRMAN STAN GURSKI – [email protected] – 732-388-1202 .
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