Long Range Shooting Experience
A combined effort by Ryan Castle and Scott Satterlee of Precision Tactical Solutions (PTS) and Bryan Morgan of K&M Shooting Center (KMSC)
Dates- April 17-19 2015
April 17- Open range and sponsor day with practice out to over 1000 yards
April 18 & 19- Match
Location- Rock Castle Shooting Center, Park City, Kentucky
A simply outstanding and gorgeous shooting facility which provides shooters natural terrain perfectly suited for long range. This is no square range…you will be shooting into valleys, from ridge to ridge and many other unique locations.
What makes this match different-
We set out to design an entire experience, rather than just a match. Your registration fee will cover much more than what is traditionally expected. One key decision to hosting this match at rock castle is the fact that they have a huge lodge with 90 plus rooms on site. This means you can shoot all day, come back and clean up and hit the lodge restaurant and bar without having to drive anywhere.
What’s included:
- Practice Range (1000 yards plus)/ Sponsor Demo Day, Friday
- Match, Saturday and Sunday
- Hotel Room for 2(Check in early Friday, Check out after match on Sunday)
- Match Tee Shirt
- Dinner Friday and Saturday Night
- Prize Table, Supported by the best companies in the industry
- More to Come!
This is a Precision Rifle Series Match; as such it qualifies for PRS points but is not limited to PRS shooters. All are welcome.
Cost-
400 Per Shooter (This includes everything listed above)
Registration-
January 3rd, 2015
Registration instructions and website will be posted at a later date.
What Type of Match to Expect-
Expect to shoot a match that tests your ability to accurately engage targets out to extended distances. The match will feature stages consisting of various shooting positions and target types. This is designed to be a true test of a shooter and their equipment. Bring what you think you will need, equipment will not be limited. All stages will be able to be completed successfully with standard equipment; no extra equipment is necessary but is allowed.
More information will follow. Please let me know if you have any questions.
