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| glock steel plates procedure:: Competitor shoots four (4) individual strings of fire at six (6) steel plates. The start signal will be an electronic buzzer that will be sounded when the competitor is ready. The competitor will engage the targets until all plates are down or the competitor runs out of ammunition, whichever first occurs. Plates may be engaged in any order. Plates are reset between strings of fire. There will be a pause between each string of fire to allow the Range Officers to record the elapsed time, record the hits and misses, reset the plates and to allow the competitor to reload for the next string of fire. The above procedure will be repeated three times for a total of four (4) strings of fire. At the end of the fourth (and final) string of fire, the competitor will unload and show a clear GLOCK firearm (magazine out, slide locked back, chamber empty) to the Range Officer, and will then secure the GLOCK firearm into one of the approved transportation modes before leaving the firing position, and before anyone goes forward of the firing position to reset and/or paint the plates (if painting is indicated). Leaving the firearm lying on the table is NOT ACCEPTABLE. All firearms will be SECURED into one of the acceptable transportation modes before the competitor leaves the table and/or anyone goes down range. |
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| Five to glock Procedure: Each competitor shoots three (3) individual strings of fire. The start signal will be an electronic buzzer that will be sounded when the competitor is ready. On each string of fire the competitor will engage each of the five NRA "D-1" targets with only two (2) repeat only two (2) (one (1) repeat one (1)/G-36) rounds per target (10 rounds (5 rounds/G-36) total on the paper targets). The five NRA "D-1" targets may be engaged in any order. Time on each individual string of fire stops on the last shot fired. Each string of fire is fired without stopping or changing magazines. Once the time has been recorded, the competitor will be given time to reload for the next string of fire. The above procedure will be repeated twice for a total of three strings; 30 (15 rounds/G-36) scored rounds. At the end of the third and final string of fire, the competitor will unload and show a clear GLOCK firearm (magazine out, slide locked back, chamber empty) to the Range Officer, and will then secure the GLOCK firearm into one of the approved transportation modes before leaving the firing position, and before anyone goes forward to score and tape targets. Leaving the firearm lying on the table is NOT ACCEPTABLE. All firearms will be SECURED into one of the acceptable transportation modes before the competitor leaves the table and/or anyone goes down range. |
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