Black's Creek Mid-range Varmint Silhouette - October 10 2026

Spring/Summer Matches (April-September) - Second Monday of the month. Fall/Winter Matches (October-March) - Second Saturday of the month.

• Rifles arrive unloaded and cased.
• No rifles are to be placed on the firing line until all of the match targets have been placed and the flashing "Cold Range" lights have been turned off.
• At 8:30 AM the order will be given to place rifles on the firing line
• Rifles will be placed in the designated area next to your squads shooting lane
• Rifles are to be taken out of the case pointed down range with the bolt open and supported by the front rest
• Rifle setup, dry fire and target acquisition may be done between 8:30 AM and just before 9:00 AM when the match starts. One shooter at a time on their designated lane

MATCH DESCRITION
Match requires 24 rounds for score plus extra rounds for first string sighters and tie
breakers. Any centerfire rifle up to 30 cal. . This is a single round load event.
Rounds fed from magazines are not allowed.

The match is designed as a prone match utilizing Bipod or bag for front rest. No rear bags are allowed. Shooters that are not able, or have difficulties shooting prone, may shoot from a bench following the same support rules.

Shooters will advance into classes based on match scores. All shooters start in marksman class. Shooters advance to Expert class with a score of 18 or higher in Marksman class. Shooters will advance to Master Class with a score of 21 or higher in Expert class.

Targets will be as follows

Marksman Class will have 1.5 MOA targets at 220, 340, 430, 520 yards. Expert class will shoot the same 1.5 MOA targets and distances except will shoot a sub- MOA target at 340 yards. Master Class will shoot the same 1.5 MOA targets and distances except a sub-MOA target at 340 and 520 yards. Placement is based on overall score. Tie breakers will be shot at 520 yards.

Shooters will shoot a total of six strings. Shooters will have five minute