NRA REGISTERED 1800 OUTDOOR
CONVENTIONAL PISTOL MATCH
sponsored by
Fairfax Rod and Gun Club, Inc.
7039 Signal Hill Road
Manassas, Virginia 20111
www.fxrgc.org
Date: March 22, 2015; provided that a second relay may be added if the number of preregistrations
warrants.
Eligibility: This match is open to all competitors. Membership in the NRA or FRGC is not required.
Entries: Competitors may preregister by using either the attached Match Entry Form or a standard NRA
SR-1 form, accompanied by payment of the entry fee. Entry fees may be paid using NRA award points
or a check or money order made payable to “Fairfax Rod & Gun Club” (match fees for each match must
be paid by a separate check). Preregistration forms and entry fees must be received not later than the
Wednesday preceding the match. Post entries will be accepted at the range until 15 minutes prior to the
match start time, to the extent that firing positions remain available. The match is limited to 25
competitors and will be conducted in a single relay. Preregistration forms and entry fees should be mailed
to John Hollingshead at P.O. Box 1245, Olney, Maryland 20830.
Entry Fees:
One 900 Aggregate Match
1800 Aggregate Match
$20.00
$35.00
Note – All match fees are waived for junior competitors who are accompanied by a parent
or legal guardian.
Checks or Money Orders Must be Made Payable to “Fairfax Rod & Gun Club”.
Rules: Current NRA Pistol Rules for conventional pistol competitions will govern the match.
Classification: The NRA classification system for conventional pistol competitions will be used, including
Rule 19.6 (assigned classifications for shooters with classifications in related NRA pistol events).
Individuals who have not been classified will fire in the Master Class. Competitors must provide proof of
classification upon request.
Divisions; .22-Only Competitors: Competitors may elect to shoot in any division (Open, Metallic, or
Production) by so notifying the Match Director prior to the commencement of the 1800 match. Any
competitor who does not otherwise so notify the Match Director of such election shall compete in the
Open division. Scores fired in all divisions will be combined for awards purposes. Competitors may also
elect to shoot only .22 caliber guns during the entire 1800 match by so notifying the Match Director prior
to the commencement of the 1800 match.
Firing Position Assignments: At the discretion of the Match Director, firing positions may be assigned,
and competitors will be notified of their firing positions when they sign in at the range on the day of the
match.
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Awards: Awards will be given to the open winners in each of the 11 matches. A first place award will be
given in each class and category for each match provided that there are at least 5 competitors in the
class and category. A second place award will be given if there are at least 10 competitors in the class
and category, and a third place award will be given if there are at least 15 competitors in the class and
category. Competitors who elect to shoot only .22 caliber guns during the entire 1800 match as provided
above will be in an awards category separate from all other competitors, will not be eligible for open,
class, or category awards, and will not be eligible for any awards unless at least 5 competitors shoot .22
only. Awards will be forwarded to winners by check, cash, or NRA award points.
Time of first match: Firing will commence promptly at 9:00 A.M.
Match Schedule:
This is a one-day match with a single relay.
.22 Caliber Matches
Match 1
Slow Fire Match (20 shots, 25 yards)
Match 2
NRA Short Course (30 shots, 25 yards)
Match 3
Timed Fire Match (20 shots, 25 yards)
Match 4
Rapid Fire Match (20 shots, 25 yards)
Center Fire Matches
Match 6
Slow Fire Match (20 shots, 25 yards)
Match 7
NRA Short Course (30 shots, 25 yards)
Match 8
Timed Fire Match (20 shots, 25 yards)
Match 9
Rapid Fire Match (20 shots, 25 yards)
Aggregate Matches (not fired)
Match 5
Aggregate of Matches 1 through 4
Match 10
Aggregate of Matches 6 through 9
Match 11
Aggregate of Matches 5 and 10 (Grand Aggregate)
Match Conditions: Scoring will be done down range. Competitors will pass scorecards to the right and
score the target to their left, except that a range officer will score the last target on the high end of the
range. Competitors will be responsible for repairing their own targets. A challenge fee of $1.00 will be
charged for each challenge as to the score of a target. A 3-person jury designated by the Chief Range
Officer will render final decisions on any challenge. Competitors must provide and wear eye and ear
protection. Competitors must also provide their own staplers, staples, and pasties or tape. Violations of
NRA or club rules, or good safety practices, will result in the competitor’s removal from the range and
forfeiture of fees.
Range Facilities: Lunch is available for an additional charge at the clubhouse near the entrance gate.
Sanitary facilities are available at the range and at the clubhouse.
Directions to the Range:
The Club is located at 7039 Signal Hill Road in Manassas, Virginia.
From I-66, take Rt. 28 south to Liberia Avenue; turn left onto Liberia Avenue and proceed about 1.5 miles
east to Signal Hill Road; turn left on Signal Hill Road and proceed approximately 3 miles to the Club.
From I-95, take exit 158B (Prince William County Parkway) and proceed west approximately 12 miles to
Ellis Road; turn right on Ellis Road (becomes Signal Hill Road) and proceed approximately 1 mile to the
Club.
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For Further Information, Contact:
John Hollingshead
P.O. Box 1245
Olney, MD 20830
Phone: 301-385-4721
Email: [email protected]
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Match Entry Form for
NRA Approved 1800 Conventional Pistol Match
Sponsored by
Fairfax Rod & Gun Club, Inc.
Match Date: March 22, 2015
Please Type or Print
Date: ________________
Name:_______________________________________ NRA # (if any) _________________
Address:____________________________________________________________________
Telephone Number:
(
) ______ - _____________
(
Home
E-mail address: ____________________________________
) ______- ________________
Office/Cell
Please circle your category and classification:
Service
High Master
Unclassified
Police
Master
Civilian
Junior
Expert
Senior
Sharpshooter
Woman
Marksman
Entry Fee enclosed. $20.00 for one 900 match. $35.00 for 1800 aggregate match.
If payment is being made by check, please use a separate check for each match for
which you are registering.
Note – All match fees are waived for junior competitors accompanied by a parent or legal
guardian.
Mail Entry Fee and Completed Entry Form to:
John Hollingshead
P.O. Box 1245
Olney, Maryland 20830
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NRA REGISTERED 2700 OUTDOOR
CONVENTIONAL PISTOL MATCHES
sponsored by
Fairfax Rod and Gun Club, Inc.
7039 Signal Hill Road
Manassas, Virginia 20111
www.fxrgc.org
May 23rd added
Dates: April 26, May 24, and August 23, 2015; provided that additional relays may be added if the
number of preregistrations warrants.
Eligibility: These matches are open to all competitors. Membership in the NRA or FRGC is not required.
Entries: Competitors may preregister by using either the attached Match Entry Form or a standard NRA
SR-1 form, accompanied by payment of the entry fee. Entry fees may be paid using NRA award points
or a check or money order made payable to “Fairfax Rod & Gun Club” (match fees for each match must
be paid by a separate check). Preregistration forms and entry fees must be received not later than the
Wednesday preceding the match. Post entries will be accepted at the range until 30 minutes prior to the
match start time, to the extent that firing positions remain available. These matches are limited to 25
competitors each, and will each be conducted in a single relay. Preregistration forms and entry fees
should be mailed to John Hollingshead at P.O. Box 1245, Olney, Maryland 20830.
Entry Fees:
Single 900 Match
Two 900 Matches
2700 Aggregate Match
$20.00
$35.00
$45.00
Note – All match fees are waived for junior competitors who are accompanied by a parent
or legal guardian.
Checks or Money Orders Must be Made Payable to “Fairfax Rod & Gun Club”.
Rules: Current NRA Pistol Rules for conventional pistol competitions will govern these matches.
Classification: The NRA classification system for conventional pistol competitions will be used, including
Rule 19.6 (assigned classifications for shooters with classifications in related NRA pistol events).
Individuals who have not been classified will fire in the Master Class. Competitors must provide proof of
classification upon request.
Divisions; .22-Only Competitors: Competitors may elect to shoot in any division (Open, Metallic, or
Production) by so notifying the Match Director prior to the commencement of the 2700 match. Any
competitor who does not otherwise so notify the Match Director of such election shall compete in the
Open division. Scores fired in all divisions will be combined for awards purposes. Competitors may also
elect to shoot only .22 caliber guns during the entire 2700 match by so notifying the Match Director prior
to the commencement of the 2700 match.
Firing Position Assignments: At the discretion of the Match Director, firing positions may be assigned,
and competitors will be notified of their firing positions when they sign in at the range on the day of the
match.
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Awards: Awards will be given to the open winners in each of the 16 matches. A first place award will be
given in each class and category for each match provided that there are at least 5 competitors in the
class and category. A second place award will be given if there are at least 10 competitors in the class
and category, and a third place award will be given if there are at least 15 competitors in the class and
category. Competitors who elect to shoot only .22 caliber guns during the entire 2700 match as provided
above will be in an awards category separate from all other competitors, will not be eligible for open,
class, or category awards, and will not be eligible for any awards unless at least 5 competitors shoot .22
only. Awards will be forwarded to winners by check, cash, or NRA award points.
Time of first match: Firing will commence promptly at 9:00 A.M.
Match Schedule:
These are one-day 2700 matches with a single relay.
.22 Caliber Matches
Match 1
Slow Fire match, 50 yards
Match 2
National Match Course
Match 3
Timed Fire Match, 25 yards
Match 4
Rapid Fire Match, 25 yards
Center Fire Matches
Match 6
Slow Fire match, 50 yards
Match 7
National Match Course
Match 8
Timed Fire Match, 25 yards
Match 9
Rapid Fire Match, 25 yards
.45 Caliber Matches
Match 11
Slow Fire match, 50 yards
Match 12
National Match Course
Match 13
Timed Fire Match, 25 yards
Match 14
Rapid Fire Match, 25 yards
Aggregate Matches (not fired)
Match 5
Aggregate of matches 1 through 4
Match 10
Aggregate of matches 6 through 9
Match 15
Aggregate of matches 11 through 14
Match 16
Aggregate of matches 5, 10, & 15 (Grand Aggregate)
Match Conditions: Scoring will be done down range. Competitors will pass scorecards to the right and
score the target to their left, except that a range officer will score the last target on the high end of the
range. Competitors will be responsible for repairing their own targets. A challenge fee of $1.00 will be
charged for each challenge as to the score of a target. A 3-person jury designated by the Chief Range
Officer will render final decisions on any challenge. Competitors must provide and wear eye and ear
protection. Competitors must also provide their own staplers, staples, and pasties or tape. Violations of
NRA or club rules, or good safety practices, will result in the competitor’s removal from the range and
forfeiture of fees.
Range Facilities: Lunch is available for an additional charge at the clubhouse near the entrance gate.
Sanitary facilities are available at the range and at the clubhouse.
Directions to the Range: The Club is located at 7039 Signal Hill Road in Manassas, Virginia.
From I-66, take Rt. 28 south to Liberia Avenue; turn left onto Liberia Avenue and proceed about 1.5 miles
east to Signal Hill Road; turn left on Signal Hill Road and proceed approximately 3 miles to the Club.
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From I-95, take exit 158B (Prince William County Parkway) and proceed west approximately 12 miles to
Ellis Road; turn right on Ellis Road (becomes Signal Hill Road) and proceed approximately 1 mile to the
Club.
For Further Information, Contact:
John Hollingshead
P.O. Box 1245
Olney, MD 20830
Phone: 301-385-4721
Email: [email protected]
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Match Entry Form for
NRA Registered 2700 Conventional Pistol Matches
Sponsored by
Fairfax Rod & Gun Club, Inc.
Match Dates: April 26, May 24, and August 23, 2015
Please Type or Print
Date: ________________
Name:_______________________________________ NRA # (if any) _________________
Address:____________________________________________________________________
Telephone Number: (
) ______ - _____________
(
Home
E-mail address: ____________________________________
) ______- ________________
Office/Cell
Please circle your category and classification:
Service
High Master
Unclassified
Police
Civilian
Master
Junior
Expert
Senior
Sharpshooter
Woman
Marksman
Please indicate match dates for which you wish to register:
April 26, 2015
May 24, 2015
August 23, 2015
Entry Fees enclosed: $20 (one 900 match); $35 (two 900 matches); $45 (2700 aggregate)
If payment is being made by check, please use a separate check for each match for
which you are registering.
Note – All match fees are waived for junior competitors accompanied by a parent or legal
guardian.
Checks or money orders must be made payable to “Fairfax Rod & Gun Club”.
Mail Entry Fees and Completed Entry Form to:
John Hollingshead
P.O. Box 1245
Olney, Maryland 20830
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2015 WALTER WALSH, JR. SERVICE
PISTOL REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
sponsored by
Fairfax Rod and Gun Club, Inc.
7039 Signal Hill Road
Manassas, Virginia 20111
www.fxrgc.org
Date: September 27, 2015; provided that a second relay may be added if the number of preregistrations
warrants.
Eligibility: This match is open to all competitors. Membership in the NRA or FRGC is not required.
Entries: Competitors may preregister by using either the attached Match Entry Form or a standard NRA
SR-1 form, accompanied by payment of the entry fee. Entry fees may be paid using NRA award points
or a check or money order made payable to “Fairfax Rod & Gun Club” (match fees for each match must
be paid by a separate check). Preregistration forms and entry fees must be received not later than the
Wednesday preceding the match. Post entries will be accepted at the range until 15 minutes prior to the
match start time, to the extent that firing positions remain available. This match is limited to 25
competitors per relay, and will be conducted in a single relay. Preregistration forms and entry fees
should be mailed to John Hollingshead at P.O. Box 1245, Olney, Maryland 20830.
Entry Fees:
Service Pistol Championship Match
Excellence-in-Competition Match
$30.00
$10.00
Note – All match fees are waived for junior competitors who are accompanied by a parent
or legal guardian.
Checks or Money Orders Must be Made Payable to “Fairfax Rod & Gun Club”.
Rules: Current NRA Pistol Rules for conventional pistol competitions will govern the service pistol
championship match, except that guns and ammunition used in the service pistol championship match
must comply with Rule 3.1 and either Rule 3.1.1 or 3.1.2. Current CMP rules will apply to the excellencein-competition match.
Classification: The NRA classification system for conventional pistol competitions will be used for the
service pistol championship match, including Rule 19.6 (assigned classifications for shooters with
classifications in related NRA pistol events). Individuals who have not been classified will fire in the
Master Class. Competitors must provide proof of classification upon request.
Divisions: Competitors may elect to shoot in any division (Open, Metallic, or Production) by so notifying
the Match Director prior to the commencement of the match. Any competitor who does not otherwise so
notify the Match Director of such election shall compete in the Open division. Scores fired in all divisions
will be combined for awards purposes.
EIC Matches: Both service pistol and rimfire pistol EIC matches will be conducted. Competitors may
elect to compete in either or both such EIC matches.
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Firing Position Assignments: At the discretion of the Match Director, firing positions may be assigned,
and competitors will be notified of their firing positions when they sign in at the range on the day of the
match.
Awards: Awards for the service pistol championship match will be given to the open winners in each of
the 5 constituent matches. A first place award will be given in each class and category for each match
provided that there are at least 5 competitors in the class and category. A second place award will be
given if there are at least 10 competitors in the class and category, and a third place award will be given if
there are at least 15 competitors in the class and category. Awards will be forwarded to winners by
check, cash, or NRA award points.
Time of first match: Firing will commence promptly at 10:00 A.M.
Match Schedule:
The service pistol championship match will be fired in a single relay as follows:
Match 1
Match 2
Match 3
Match 4
Slow Fire match, 50 yards
National Match Course
Timed Fire Match, 25 yards
Rapid Fire Match, 25 yards
Match 5 will be an aggregate of Matches 1 through 4.
The course of fire for the excellence-in-competition match will be the national match course, and
this match will be fired in one or two relays immediately after the completion of the service pistol
championship match.
Match Conditions: Scoring will be done down range. Competitors will pass scorecards to the right and
score the target to their left, except that a range officer will score the last target on the high end of the
range. Competitors will be responsible for repairing their own targets. A challenge fee of $1.00 will be
charged for each challenge as to the score of a target. A 3-person jury designated by the Chief Range
Officer will render final decisions on any challenge. Competitors must provide and wear eye and ear
protection. Competitors must also provide their own staplers, staples, and pasties or tape. Violations of
NRA or club rules, or good safety practices, will result in the competitor’s removal from the range and
forfeiture of fees.
Range Facilities: Lunch is available for an additional charge at the clubhouse near the entrance gate.
Sanitary facilities are available at the range and at the clubhouse.
Directions to the Range: The Club is located at 7039 Signal Hill Road in Manassas, Virginia.
From I-66, take Rt. 28 south to Liberia Avenue; turn left onto Liberia Avenue and proceed about 1.5 miles
east to Signal Hill Road; turn left on Signal Hill Road and proceed approximately 3 miles to the Club.
From I-95, take exit 158B (Prince William County Parkway) and proceed west approximately 12 miles to
Ellis Road; turn right on Ellis Road (becomes Signal Hill Road) and proceed approximately 1 mile to the
Club.
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For Further Information, Contact:
John Hollingshead
P.O. Box 1245
Olney, MD 20830
Phone: 301-385-4721
Email: [email protected]
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Match Entry Form for
2015 Walter Walsh, Jr. Service Pistol Regional Championship
Sponsored by
Fairfax Rod & Gun Club, Inc.
Match Date: September 27, 2015
Please Type or Print
Date: ________________
Name:_______________________________________ NRA # (if any) _________________
Address:____________________________________________________________________
Telephone Numbers: (
) ______ - _____________
(
Home
E-mail address: ____________________________________
) ______- ________________
Office/Cell
Please circle your category and classification:
Service
Police
High Master
Unclassified
Entry Fees enclosed:
Civilian
Master
Junior
Expert
Senior
Sharpshooter
Woman
Marksman
$30 for Service Pistol Championship Match
$10 for Excellence-in-Competition Match
If payment is being made by check, please use a separate check for each match for
which you are registering.
Note – All match fees are waived for junior competitors accompanied by a parent or legal
guardian.
Checks or money orders must be made payable to “Fairfax Rod & Gun Club”
Mail Entry Fees and Completed Entry Form to:
John Hollingshead
P.O. Box 1245
Olney, Maryland 20830
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2015 VIRGINIA STATE OUTDOOR
CONVENTIONAL PISTOL CHAMPIONSHIP
sponsored by
Fairfax Rod and Gun Club, Inc.
7039 Signal Hill Road
Manassas, Virginia 20111
www.fxrgc.org
Dates: June 27 & 28, 2015
Eligibility: This match is open to all competitors. Membership in the NRA or FRGC is not required.
Entries: Competitors may preregister by using either the attached Match Entry Form or a standard NRA
SR-1 form, accompanied by payment of the entry fee. Entry fees may be paid using NRA award points
or a check or money order made payable to “Fairfax Rod & Gun Club” (match fees for each match must
be paid by a separate check). Preregistration forms and entry fees must be received not later than the
Wednesday preceding the match. Post entries will be accepted at the range each day until 15 minutes
prior to the match start time, to the extent that firing positions remain available. This match is limited to
25 competitors per day, and will each be conducted in a single relay on each day. Preregistration forms
and entry fees should be mailed to John Hollingshead at P.O. Box 1245, Olney, Maryland 20830.
Entry Fees:
State Championship Match:
Single 900 Match
Two 900 Matches
2700 Aggregate Match
$20.00
$35.00
$45.00
Distinguished Revolver Match
$5.00
Excellence-in-Competition Match
$10.00
Note – All match fees are waived for junior competitors who are accompanied by a parent
or legal guardian.
Checks or Money Orders Must be Made Payable to “Fairfax Rod & Gun Club”.
Rules: Current NRA Pistol Rules for conventional pistol competitions will govern the state championship
match and the distinguished revolver match. Current CMP rules will govern the excellence-in-competition
match.
Classification: The NRA classification system for conventional pistol competitions will be used, including
Rule 19.6 (assigned classifications for shooters with classifications in related NRA pistol events).
Individuals who have not been classified will fire in the Master Class. Competitors must provide proof of
classification upon request.
Divisions; .22-Only Competitors: Competitors may elect to shoot in any division (Open, Metallic, or
Production) by so notifying the Match Director prior to the commencement of the 2700 match. Any
competitor who does not otherwise so notify the Match Director of such election shall compete in the
Open division. Scores fired in all divisions will be combined for awards purposes. Competitors may also
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elect to shoot only .22 caliber guns during the entire 2700 match by so notifying the Match Director prior
to the commencement of the 2700 match.
EIC Matches: Both service pistol and rimfire pistol EIC matches will be conducted each day.
Competitors may elect to compete in either or both such EIC matches.
Firing Position Assignments: At the discretion of the Match Director, firing positions may be assigned,
and competitors will be notified of their firing positions when they sign in at the range on the day of the
match.
Awards: Awards will be given to the open winners in each of the 16 matches comprising the state
championship. A first place award will be given in each class and category for each match provided that
there are at least 5 competitors in the class and category. A second place award will be given if there are
at least 10 competitors in the class and category, and a third place award will be given if there are at
least 15 competitors in the class and category. Competitors who elect to shoot only .22 caliber guns
during the entire 2700 match as provided above will be in an awards category separate from all other
competitors, will not be eligible for open, class, or category awards, and will be not eligible for any awards
unless at least 5 competitors shoot .22 only. Awards will be forwarded to winners by check, cash, or
NRA award points.
Time of first match: Firing will commence each day promptly at 9:00 A.M.
Match Schedule:
These are one-day 2700 matches with a single relay each day.
.22 Caliber Matches
Match 1
Slow Fire match, 50 yards
Match 2
National Match Course
Match 3
Timed Fire Match, 25 yards
Match 4
Rapid Fire Match, 25 yards
Center Fire Matches
Match 6
Slow Fire match, 50 yards
Match 7
National Match Course
Match 8
Timed Fire Match, 25 yards
Match 9
Rapid Fire Match, 25 yards
.45 Caliber Matches
Match 11
Slow Fire match, 50 yards
Match 12
National Match Course
Match 13
Timed Fire Match, 25 yards
Match 14
Rapid Fire Match, 25 yards
Aggregate Matches (not fired)
Match 5
Aggregate of matches 1 through 4
Match 10
Aggregate of matches 6 through 9
Match 15
Aggregate of matches 11 through 14
Match 16
Aggregate of matches 5, 10, & 15 (Grand Aggregate)
EIC and DR Matches
Two or three National Match Courses will be fired each day after the completion of Match
14.
Match Conditions: Scoring will be done down range. Competitors will pass scorecards to the right and
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score the target to their left, except that a range officer will score the last target on the high end of the
range. Competitors will be responsible for repairing their own targets. A challenge fee of $1.00 will be
charged for each challenge as to the score of a target. A 3-person jury designated by the Chief Range
Officer will render final decisions on any challenge. Competitors must provide and wear eye and ear
protection. Competitors must also provide their own staplers, staples, and pasties or tape. Violations of
NRA or club rules, or good safety practices, will result in the competitor’s removal from the range and
forfeiture of fees.
Range Facilities: Lunch is available for an additional charge at the clubhouse near the entrance gate.
Sanitary facilities are available at the range and at the clubhouse.
Directions to the Range: The Club is located at 7039 Signal Hill Road in Manassas, Virginia.
From I-66, take Rt. 28 south to Liberia Avenue; turn left onto Liberia Avenue and proceed about 1.5 miles
east to Signal Hill Road; turn left on Signal Hill Road and proceed approximately 3 miles to the Club.
From I-95, take exit 158B (Prince William County Parkway) and proceed west approximately 12 miles to
Ellis Road; turn right on Ellis Road (becomes Signal Hill Road) and proceed approximately 1 mile to the
Club.
For Further Information, Contact:
John Hollingshead
P.O. Box 1245
Olney, MD 20830
Phone: 301-385-4721
Email: [email protected]
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Match Entry Form for
2015 Virginia State Outdoor Conventional Pistol Championship
Sponsored by
Fairfax Rod & Gun Club, Inc.
Match Dates: June 27 - 28, 2015
Please Type or Print
Date: ________________
Name:_______________________________________ NRA # (if any) _________________
Address:____________________________________________________________________
Telephone Number:
(
) ______ - _____________
(
Home
E-mail address: ____________________________________
) ______- ________________
Office/Cell
Please circle your category and classification:
Service
High Master
Unclassified
Police
Master
Civilian
Junior
Expert
Senior
Sharpshooter
Woman
Marksman
Please indicate match date for which you wish to register:
June 27
June 28
Entry Fees enclosed: $20 (one 900 match); $35 (two 900 matches); $45 (2700 aggregate)
$5 (for DR match); $10 (for EIC match)
If payment is being made by check, please use a separate check for each match for
which you are registering.
Note – All match fees are waived for junior competitors accompanied by a parent or legal
guardian.
Checks or money orders must be made payable to “Fairfax Rod & Gun Club”.
Mail Entry Fees and Completed Entry Form to:
John Hollingshead
P.O. Box 1245
Olney, Maryland 20830
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