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2019 MG Nats Stages 2019 Sig Sauer USPSA Multigun National Championship Stage 1 May I Be Accurate Rules: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition START POSITION: Standing in start box. GUN READY CONDITION: Shotgun loaded at port arms TARGETS: 5 Chest Plates, 1 MGM Flasher, 15 SG targets steel, clay and 2 Rifle loaded in barrel blue slug targets. STAGE PROCEDURE: On signal engage multiple shotgun bird targets Orange Steel: Rifle moving up the creek bed. Then from box engage two blue steel with White Steel: Birdshot slug. Then with rifle engage 6 UKD orange rifle targets from each of Clay: Birdshot two positions. Tank barricade and rope sling. Blue Steel: Slug START-STOP: Audible / Last Shot Old RR 2019 Sig Sauer USPSA Multigun National Championship Stage 2 Undecided Rules: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition START POSITION: Standing in shooting area. GUN READY CONDITION: All guns loaded. Holstered, in bucket, port TARGETS: 21 IPSC, 16 Steel arms or in barrel(s) Steel: Pistol or birdshot Cardboard: Pistol, Rifle or Slug STAGE PROCEDURE: Engage targets as they become available. May START-STOP: Audible / Last Shot not carry firearm from bay to bay. N2 2019 Sig Sauer USPSA Multigun National Championship Stage 3 Lame…. Rules: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition START POSITION: Standing in the shooting area GUN READY CONDITION: Handgun UNloaded on any barrel. All TARGETS: 15 USPSA, 2 poppers ammunition on any other barrel (s) Steel: Pistol USPSA: Pistol STAGE PROCEDURE: On signal, engage targets from within shooting START-STOP: Audible / Last Shot area. P1 activates SW 1, P2 activates SW 2, N9 2019 Sig Sauer USPSA Multigun National Championship Stage 4 Too Much? Rules: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition START POSITION: Standing in any shooting area. GUN READY CONDITION: Rifle loaded in barrel or port arms TARGETS: 20 IPSC, 10 USPSA, 8 poppers, 6 plates, 6 clays SG loaded in barrel or port arms Steel: Pistol or birdshot Pistol loaded in bucket or holstered IPSC: Rifle STAGE PROCEDURE: On signal engage targets from within shooting USPSA: Pistol areas. You may not leave a bay with a firearm. Clays: Birdshot START-STOP: Audible / Last Shot N5,6,7 2019 Sig Sauer USPSA Multigun National Championship Stage 5 I Hate The Gauge Rules: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition START POSITION: Standing in shooting area. GUN READY CONDITION: Shotgun loaded at port arms TARGETS: 20 steel, 7 clays, 4 USPSA Steel: Birdshot or Buckshot Clay: Birdshot STAGE PROCEDURE: On signal engage targets from within shooting USPSA: Buckshot area. Popper activates swinging plates, stomp pad activates swinging START-STOP: Audible / Last Shot clays. Popper activates flipper target which is a regular disappearing target. N8 2019 Sig Sauer USPSA Multigun National Championship Stage 6 Get On It Rules: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition START POSITION: Standing in shooting area, hands touching uprange barrel GUN READY CONDITION: Pistol loaded and holstered TARGETS: 14 IPSC, 9 USPSA, 2 steel Rifle loaded in downrange barrel Steel: Pistol STAGE PROCEDURE: On signal engage targets from within shooting IPSC: Rifle area. Popper 1 activates swinger, popper 2 activates Max Trap. Max USPSA: Pistol is a regular disappearing target. START-STOP: Audible / Last Shot S1 2019 Sig Sauer USPSA Multigun National Championship Stage 7 Unrealistic Rules: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition START POSITION: Standing in shooting area. GUN READY CONDITION: Handgun loaded and holstered TARGETS: 12 USPSA, 4 poppers, 14 IPSC, 9 Clay Rifle loaded at port arms or in barrel Steel: Pistol or Birdshot Shotgun loaded at port arms or in barrel USPSA: Pistol IPSC: Rifle STAGE PROCEDURE: On signal engage targets from within shooting Clay: Birdshot area. START-STOP: Audible / Last Shot S13 2019 Sig Sauer USPSA Multigun National Championship Stage 8 No Retreat Rules: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition START POSITION: Standing anywhere in the shooting area. GUN READY CONDITION: Pistol loaded and holstered or in bucket TARGETS: 3 USPSA, 20 poppers, 24 IPSC Rifle loaded at port arms or in barrel Steel: Pistol or Birdshot Shotgun loaded at port arms or in barrel USPSA: Pistol or Slug IPSC: Rifle STAGE PROCEDURE: On signal, engage targets from within shooting START-STOP: Audible / Last Shot area. S 2 2019 Sig Sauer USPSA Multigun National Championship Stage 9 No Surrender Rules: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition START POSITION: Standing in shooting area GUN READY CONDITION: Rilfe loaded, muzzle touching red mark TARGETS: 21 IPSC STAGE PROCEDURE: On signal, engage targets from within shooting All targets: Rifle area. Opening port activates swinger START-STOP: Audible / Last Shot S10 2019 Sig Sauer USPSA Multigun National Championship Stage 10 A-Hole Rules: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition START POSITION: Standing in either shooting area. GUN READY CONDITION: Pistol loaded and holstered or in bucket TARGETS: 2 USPSA, 9 poppers, 8 IPSC, 3 Clay Rifle loaded at port arms or in barrel if used Steel: Pistol / Birdshot SG loaded at port arms or in barrel USPSA: Rifle or Slug STAGE PROCEDURE: On signal engage targets from within shooting IPSC: Pistol area. P1 activates pendulum swingers. You may not carry a gun from Clay: Birdshot bay to bay. START-STOP: Audible / Last Shot S6 2019 Sig Sauer USPSA Multigun National Championship Stage 11 This Seems Excessive Rules: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition START POSITION: Standing in Box A, rifle loaded at port arms. GUN READY CONDITION: Shotgun loaded in barrel TARGETS: 4 Chest Plates, 2 Poppers, 5 IPSC, 5 USPSA, 6 plates Pistol loaded & Holstered Blue Steel: Slug STAGE PROCEDURE: On signal engage Poppers, east plate rack and Poppers: Rifle IPSC from position A, Blue steel from position B, USPSA and south IPSC: Rifle Plate Rack from Area C. USPSA: Pistol Plate Rack: East Rifle; South Pistol START-STOP: Audible / Last Shot A B C Tac Bay 2019 Sig Sauer USPSA Multigun National Championship Stage 12 School Bus Rocks Rules: Practical Shooting Handbook, Latest Edition START POSITION: Standing outside bus, rifle loaded at port arms. GUN READY CONDITION: Shotgun loaded in barrel TARGETS: 4 Chest Plates, 1 MGM Flasher, 16 shotgun Steel, 2 clay birds Rifle loaded Orange Steel: Rifle STAGE PROCEDURE: On signal engage 4 chest plates and MGM White Steel: Birdshot Flasher from each of 3 positions. 2 inside the Bus and one from the Clay: Birdshot car. Then from each box engage 8 steel and one hand thrown aerial START-STOP: Audible / Last Shot clay with birdshot. New RR .
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