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Official Program Official Program 2019 Cmp National Matches OFFICIALOFFICIAL PROGRAMPROGRAM 20192019 CMP NATIONALNATIONAL MATCHESMATCHES A Camp Perry Tradition CMP Electronic Targets at Petrarca CMP Targets - Petrarca Range Rifle and pistol shooters alike will have an opportunity to fire on the same type of electronically-scored targets found at the CMP Talladega Marksmanship Park in Alabama. There will be 10 permanently installed KTS/CMP Targets electronic targets at 100 yards on Petrarca Range and five mobile pistol targets that can be set up on the same course at the west end of Petrarca. When you visit Camp Perry during the National Matches, stop by Petrarca Range for shooting schedules to try them for yourself! Firing will take place when Rodriguez Range is cold – most likely at the end of the shooting day during the Matches. Petrarca Range is also open on Mondays, March- December and hosts special matches throughout the year. http://thecmp.org/competitions/cmp-targets-at-petrarca-range/ North Store - Camp Perry, Ohio Port Clinton, Ohio at Camp Perry, Bldg 2500 (419) 635-2141 ext 605 or 616 Make your trip to Camp Perry a special one so you can take all the time you need to personally handle rifles and hand-pick your treasure at the CMP North Store. Our friendly store staff will be happy to help you select the rifle you’ve always wanted – whether it’s to build your rare collection, own a piece of history, shoot in competition or impress your buddies at the range. During the National Matches, the North store is open daily (closed on range change days). CMP Memorabilia Store Located in the National Match Wel- come Center, the CMP Memorabilia Store is open throughout the National Matches. Pick up your CMP National Match souvenirs, T-shirts and more. A wide variety of training publications are also available. Table of Contents CMP Electronic Targets at Petrarca Range ..................................... Inside Cover CMP North Store & CMP Memorabilia Store ................................... Inside Cover CMP Aces Postal ................................................................................................ii Welcome Letter ................................................................................................. 1 CMP Travel Games ........................................................................................... 2 CMP Targets Now Available .............................................................................. 3 2019 NM Calendar ........................................................................................4-5 Camp Perry Map ............................................................................................6-7 The National Matches........................................................................................ 8 Camp Perry ....................................................................................................... 9 CMP National Matches Information ............................................................10-13 Other National Match Activities ..................................................................14-16 Scorecard Information ..................................................................................... 17 CMP Range Officer Course ........................................................................18-19 National Trophy Pistol Matches Pistol Distinguished Shooter’s .............................................................. 20 Pistol Match Sponsors .......................................................................... 21 National Trophy Pistol Matches ............................................................ 22 Pistol Match Schedule ......................................................................... 23 Pistol Small Arms Firing School ....................................................... 24-25 CMP M9 EIC Pistol Match ...............................................................26-27 National .22 Rimfire Pistol EIC Match .............................................. 28-29 CMP Service Pistol EIC Match ........................................................29-30 Glock GSSF National Challenge ..................................................... 31-32 President’s Pistol Match & Jr Match ................................................ 33-34 NTI Pistol Match & Jr Match ............................................................35-37 NTT Pistol Match & Jr Match ...........................................................37-40 Other Pistol Awards .........................................................................40-41 Pistol Awards Ceremony ....................................................................... 41 New England Games....................................................................................... 42 National Match Air Gun Events ..................................................................43-45 Matches ...........................................................................................46-48 Awards .............................................................................................49-50 CMP Competition Centers .................................................................... 51 NM Air Gun Events Schedule ..........................................................52-53 CMP NM Junior Rifle Camp - Smallbore and Air Rifle ................................ 54-55 CMP Smallbore Matches ................................................................................. 56 Schedule ............................................................................................... 57 Small Arms Firing School (SAFS) ......................................................... 58 Rifle Rental ........................................................................................... 58 Three-Position National Championship ................................................ 59 Three-Position Jr Team National Championship - Freedoms Fire ........ 60 Three-Position Team National Championship ...................................... 61 Prone National Championships ....................................................... 62-63 Prone Team National Championship ............................................... 64-65 CMP Smallbore Sponsors .................................................................... 66 National Rimfire Sporter Match ..................................................................67-76 National RImfire Sporter Match Sponsors ............................................ 77 National Rifle Bench Matches ....................................................................78-79 CMP Petrarca Range Schedule ................................................................. 80-81 CMP Targets at Petrarca Range ...................................................................... 82 National Trophy Rifle Matches Rifle Distinguished Shooter’s ................................................................ 83 National Trophy Rifle Match Sponsors ................................................. 84 National Trophy Rifle Matches .............................................................. 85 Funding Support for Junior Competitors ............................................... 85 CMP Armorer Van & Rifle Inspections .................................................. 86 Rifle Schedule of Events ..................................................................87-90 National Trophy Rifle Match Awards ................................................ 91-92 Volunteer Information ............................................................................ 93 Slow-Fire Scoring System .................................................................... 93 CMP 4-Man Team Match .................................................................94-95 CMP Cup 1000 Aggregate Matches ................................................ 96-97 CMP/USMC Jr Highpower Clinic .......................................................... 98 CMP Advanced Service Rifle Clinic ............................................... 99-100 Squadded Practice ............................................................................. 101 Continued on next page Page i Table of Contents Rifle Small Arms Firing School .................................................... 102-103 CMP M16 EIC Rifle Match ...........................................................104-105 President’s Rifle Match ................................................................106-107 NTI Rifle Match ............................................................................108-109 National Trophy Junior Team Match .............................................110-111 Hearst Doubles Rifle Team Match ................................................112-113 National Trophy Team Match ........................................................114-116 National Trophy Infantry Team Match ...........................................117-119 Other Rifle Clinics ........................................................................120-121 National CMP Games Events ........................................................................ 122 National CMP Games Sponsors ......................................................... 123 National M1 Carbine Match .........................................................124-126 Modern Military Match .................................................................126-127 CMP Roosevelt Commemorative Match ............................................. 128 Vintage Sniper Rifle Team Match.................................................129-130 National John C. Garand Match .................................................
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