SRSC DARK Match 10-24-26

****It will be dark, you will need a light to shoot this match***

Hit Factor/Outlaw Match

One type of light will be allowed in the written stage brief on each stage. You may either use weapon-mounted light, a headlamp, or a handheld flashlight. If you have a weapon-mounted light but not a holster, then a headlamp would be your best bet.

****OUTLAW MATCH - MORE COOL STUFF ALLOWED**** If you do not have a holster for your pistol with a weapon mounted light, this match will allow you to take a 1 second penalty to start from low ready.

Pistol brace PCC's will be allowed, as are SBR PCC's.

Approximately 125 Rounds, 5 stages

Setup will start at 4pm, shooting will begin shortly after sunset, approximately 6:45pm.

Plan accordingly. Handheld flashlights or headlamps are allowed as are weapon-mounted lights. The stage brief will specify that only one light may be used at a time. If your first light fails, you may use a second light to complete the stage. Night vision is equal to a light.

All competitors will be required to wear a chem light tied to their belts. Chem lights are provided by the match, you don't need to bring your own.

***NIGHT VISION POLICY***
Shooters with Night Vision will be on their own squad with non NVG shooters mixed in.

Night vision may be allowed to be used by shooters on a case-by-case basis. It will be completely subjective on the part of the match director. If you have shot our matches in the past and have participated in them safely, and in the opinion of the match director you have a reputation for being safe, you will be allowed to wear and use night vision. If you have never shot a match at our club before, or this is your first match, you will not be allowed to use night vision. The reason for this policy is that the range officer will not be able to see the gun while the competitor is shooting. Those permitted to use night vision may be required to wear additional chem lights.

Withdrawal from the match will g