September Matches

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Highpower Extravaganza:

  • 3rd, Friday: Individual XTC Match (30-shot) results
  • 3rd, Friday: 300-yd M1A/Garand (40-shots) results
  • 4th, Saturday: 800-pt CMP Cup match results by score, by classification
  • 5th, Sunday: 800-pt CMP Cup match results by score
  • Grand Aggregate results (by score)
  • 6th, Monday: Service Rifle EIC (LEG) match results

Smallbore rifle prone, Saturday, 25th

2021 Matches

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PCGC is excited to announce its 2021 Schedule of Highpower Matches: here. (revised 11/25/20). Programs for the monthly matches are as follows:

The PCGC Annual Meeting of its members will be held Saturday, 3 July

All match results (monthly and “big”) are in the archives here

Other “big” events include:

  • (completed) Four States Two Man Team Match (6-7 March); Program and Entry Form
  • (completed) Texas State Rifle Association (TSRA) Highpower Rifle Championships (19-21 March): Program/Entry Form
  • (completed) NRA Highpower Regional with M1 Garand and EIC matches (4-6 June): Program/Entry Form (updated 210110)
  • CMP Highpower Extravaganza with M1A, M1 Garand, and EIC matches (3-6 September): Program/Entry Form (revised 7/12/2021 – no pistol EICs)
  • Texas State Rifle Association (TSRA) Service Rifle Championship (15-17 October): Revised dates; Program/EntryForm. A Garand/Springfield/Military match as well as rifle and pistol (.22 and Service) EICs will also be held in conjunction with this championship.
  • NRA Mid-Range Prone Regional (4-7 November): Program Entry Form
  • Bayou Rifles, Inc. will be hosting: (completed) TSRA Long Range Championship (30 Apr – 2 May); the TSRA Mid-Range Prone Championship (12-14 Nov), among others.

Interested in competing? Come out to a match, introduce yourself and we will set up a time/date to give you a detailed orientation.

Affiliations

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Panola County Gun Club is proudly affiliated with the following organizations who support and defend our Constitutional Rights to own firearms, promote firearm safety, and marksmanship training.

The National Rifle Association. Become a member here (discounted rates) and/or donate here. Check your classification here.

The Civilian Marksmanship Program. Obtain a competition tracker number (CT#) here to check your classification and/or donate here.

The Texas State Rifle Association; become a member here and/or donate here.

Intro to Competition

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Competition is a great way to hone and improve your marksmanship skills. PCGC hosts monthly highpower (also called across-the-course, XTC) and mid-range (MR) prone matches. We would like you to join us or at least come out, watch a (portion of) a match, and come back and shoot with us. If there is enough interest, a “basics of competition” clinic can also be arranged.

The XTC matches are fired with either service rifles or match rifles. The course of fire is as follows: slow-fire standing at 200 yards, rapid-fire sitting at 200-yards, rapid-fire prone at 300 yards, and slow-fire prone at 600 yards. The following articles describe these types of rifles: Service Rifle Match Rifle

MR Prone matches are fired with service rifles, match rifles, tactical rifle, and F-class rifles. The latter two rifle types are described here: Tactical Rifle F-Class Rifle. The course of fire is slow-fire prone at 300, 500, and/or 600 yards.

PCGC also occasionally hosts smallbore rifle (.22) prone matches (50 yards) and bullseye (aka precision) pistol matches (25 and 50 yards). Be sure to check out the schedule of matches for currently planned events and check the homepage for new announcements.