OUR CLINIC has been completed for 2005. Schedule for 2006 will be
available January 2006.
2004 NCRPA-sponsored CMP M1 Garand Clinic
Date: TBD
Please note! Dates are subject to change!
Clinic Info
Clinic Schedule
Introduction
The North Carolina Rifle and Pistol Association
(NCRPA) High Power Rifle Team will again be holding a rifle
clinic sponsored by the Civilian
Marksmanship Program (CMP).
The clinics will again be held at the North Carolina National Guard Training Site,
Range 4, Butner, NC. (See
Map)
This year’s clinis will offer a classroom
session covering safety, the operation of the M-1 rifle, basic
positions, range commands and target operation.
We will also offer an advanced seminar for shooters who have
participated before and would like to learn more about high power
rifle competition.
Young people between age 14 and 20 are invited to try out for
and join the North Carolina Junior Rifle Team.
Competitive shooting experience is not necessary. Considerable
support is available. (Rifles,
ammunition, entry fees, some expenses, and a trip to Camp Perry, Ohio
in Late July Early August.) For
more information, call the junior team director listed at the bottom
of the page.
We are proud of our Service Rifle Clinics.
If you have never participated, we invite you to do so. If you have, we invite you back. Further, we encourage you to join and support NCRPA and the
NRA.
The purpose of this clinic is to create interest
in high power shooting especially among junior shooters and to promote
civilian marksmanship in general.
the state high power team is hoping to train new shooters both
juniors and seniors on which to draw from.
The more people involved in the sport, the better of we are in
preparing for the National Championships.
We are encouraging people to participate in clinics, giving
them a change to sharpen their skills and hoping that with exposure,
their interests will expand to regular competition.
The
proceeds of the clinics are used to run the state shooting teams.
Expenses include the cost of participation in the National Matches,
rifle maintenance, ammunition, junior equipment and expenses, etc.
Directions:
The NC
National Guard Training Center
