Sunday Night League: Episode 5 (SEPTEMBER 2012)
Sunday Night League: Episode 5 (SEPTEMBER 2012)
18 shooters, all featured!
Rangemaster Sunday Night League is a venue for both new and experienced shooters alike. The goal is to refine one's shooting technique in a friendly, peer-driven setting.
This is not an IDPA match.
Week 1.
Stage 1. Baggage Claim.
Throw bag at target, engage the two side targets, reengage rising target.
Stage 2. Stop-N-Rob.
Engage attacker. Seek cover, engage doped-up guy attacking family.
Stage 3. Button Presser.
The magazine is gone, you have one in the chamber. Engage the set of targets doing the normal three-step malfunction drill while moving back to and firing from cover.
Stage 4. Pop!
Jab Muscles in the face and engage his minions, missing the idiot in the hockey mask.
Stage 5. Red Tape.
You know, I have one simple request, and that is to have guns with frickin' lazer beams attached to their heads!
Week 2.
Stage 1. Nice Trip.
Get up, engage the targets in front of you, and the two in the back.
Stage 2. Chaos.
There are like six targets and four no shoots. Just don't die.
Stage 3. Aisle Ails.
If you didn't spend so much time on your phone you would have noticed the man before he grabbed the phone. Shoot from retention, working your way out towards the left.
Stage 4. Pandemonium.
Chaos, plus 180 degree turns. Still don't die.
Stage 5. Parking Garage.
You're in a parking garage, and they want your car. But the intended beat-down is free.
Stage 6. Stage 6.
[Given stage description censored.]
Stage 7. Stage 6, no baby.
The revolver-simulation version of the stage that I still can't describe.
Week 3.
Stage 1. Poker Night.
The card you grab represents the target you shoot first. You must shoot each target twice in tactical priority, and then perform one head shot each in like manner. Revolver-simulation.
Stage 2. Night Guard.
Intercept the thug next to your post and the guys in the back approaching with weapons.
Stage 3. Storage Technique.
Your handgun is empty in a locked contraption, according to the recommendations of particular instructions. Retrieve, unlock, and load the gun as criminals invade. Note that the shooter was the fastest of our group, the moving target nearly closed a gap of thirty feet by the time the gun was unlocked, and the target was moving about as slow as a person without knees taking a leisurely stroll.
Stage 4. Street Rules.
Turn around and deal with the five armed aggressors in tactical priority.
Stage 5. Babysitter.
Save your client's child from his kidnappers, optionally dropping him on his head lightly when you go around the corner.
Stage 6. Stick With It.
On the ground and hit in your dominant arm, survive the fight with your weak hand. (This was shot by a left-handed shooter.)
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Thanks to Tom and Lynn Givens, who manage Rangemaster in Memphis, Tennessee.
Want to join us in Sunday Night League?
The standard qualification is:
Having been through Level 2 instruction course at Rangemaster or
Being an experienced shooter with pre-approval from League Safety Officers.
See Rangemaster.com for more information!
Look for the league under the events tab.
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