#2 M1 match

[tcrocker]

I took aday today to shoot in a m1 Garand match. I was my second match and the fourth time I shot my new toy a Springfield 1944 Garand. This match was shot at 200yds, 20 slow fire p, 10 rapid p, 10 rapid sitting, and 10 slow standing. I am not sure of the over all results but I would like to pass on my score. I am pleased with shooting today I got 431 with 7 X's. Imissed out on bronze my one point and would you beleive that I had a malfuntion on the rapid fire and didn't get my last round off [smilie=b:. But that's the way it goes.

[smokemjoe]

Good Shooting. Try lead bullets, 311284 and 40 grs. 4064, good 200 yd. load. Single shot loading. Good for cast bullet bench shooting. Joe

[tcrocker]

Thanks. Will this load shoot semi auto as well? I don't know all the mould info yall talk about so is that a lyman mold? Got the results I came in 3 overall.

[garandsrus]

Tcrocker,

Good shooting... The Garand is a lot of fun to shoot.

You shot the "National Match Course" and is what is normally fired in Service Rifle matches.

A 200 yd match is considered a "reduced course" match as the distances are normally:
200 yds - Offhand
200 yds - Rapid Sitting
300 yds - Rapid Prone
600 yds - Slow Prone

In non-Garand reduced course matches, the target scoring rings get smaller to simulate the longer distances. On the slow prone target, the 10 ring is only about 4" in diameter.

John