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This is a CMP Service Rifle Match: 50 Shot National Match Course of Fire. 200-, 300- and 600-yard firing.

No sighting shots and no coaching allowed. Service rifles only. Only pull / paper targets will be used.

Course of Fire:
Stage 1: 200 yards slow fire offhand, 10 shots for record in 10 minutes.
Stage 2: 200 yards rapid fire sitting or kneeling from standing, 1 string of (mandatory reload) 10 shots for
record in 60 seconds.
Stage 3: 300 yards rapid fire prone from standing, 1 string of (mandatory reload) 10 shots for record in
70 seconds.
Stage 4: 600 yards slow fire prone, 20 shots for record in 20 minutes.
Stages 1 and 2 will be fired in succession. Competitors must stand for the rapid-fire stages to be eligible for EIC points or receive any awards from the CMP. : decimal SR, SR-3 and MR will be used.

Entry: You may email your entry to MatchRegisterHub@gmail.com and pay the entry fee before the start of the match.

Cutoff date for email entries is July 8th, 2026. Entries will be accepted in person until
8:30am on July 12th, 2026, or until the range limit of 60 competitors is reached. Firing to start at approximately 9:00 am.

Entry fee: $25 for all competitors, payable in cash or check to RCLRC. Entry is limited to 60 competitors, with priority given to non-Distinguished Competitors.

Eligibility: As established by CMP rules, all competitors must verify their eligibility to participate on their scorecard. Reference www.odcmp.com for all CMP information. Competitors must have a CMP Competitor Number on file or submit an Eligibility Affidavit and Liability Agreement with entry.

Equipment: Current U.S. Service Rifles (or civilian equivalent) required; the M-16 (or AR 15). Competitors may share equipment. The use of spotting scopes, shooting coats, shooting stools, slings, ground mats, etc. is allowed. Triggers will be weighed prior to and randomly during the match, with a minimum of a 4.5-pound trigger pull. Eye and ear protection is required on the range while the match is being conducted. Eye and ear protection, as well as brimmed hats, are required in the pits.

Use of an approved Empty Chamber Indicator is required. Empty Chamber indicators will be available for purchase for $1.00.

Awards: Appropriate medals and points towards Distinguished Rifleman Award, as awarded by the Civilian Marksmanship Program.

In addition: Competitors will shoot, score and have pit and other duties as assigned. Change over and prep time will be given. Artificial support of any kind is prohibited. This match may not be fired for practice or fun. All score cards must be turned in for return to CMP. A fee of $3 will be charged for all lost challenges. It is not necessary to fire in the NRA events to compete in this match.

Competitors must furnish their own food, water, safe ammunition and safe service rifle for this event.