Hyatt Presents - NRA Americas Rifle Challenge - Sept 2 GUN match
The NRA America's Rifle Challenge (ARC) Program is a dynamic, marksmanship-oriented, firearms competition, based on the AR-15 and/or other appropriate semi-automatic rifles. The NRA ARC program, administered by the NRA's Competitive Shooting Division, provides for several different levels of sanctioned matches, Level 1 and Level 2, as well as an ARC 2Gun event, which incorporates semi-automatic handguns and is similar to ARC Level 2. The NRA ARC Program also provides a structured NRA ARC Training Course, which is under development.
NRA ARC 2Gun courses of fire incorporate the use of semi-automatic handguns as explained in the NRA ARC rules (link below). Courses of fire are dynamic and generally require movement, positional shooting, shooting from props/barricades and test accuracy skills all under time limitations
Schedule of events:
Match setup - 9:00 am - 10:30 am
Match sign-in ends at 10:30 am
Match safety brief - 10:30 am
Match start - 11:00 pm
Match Fee - $20 for members / $30 for non-members
When you arrive at our range, head to the Pro Shop and sign in, and pay for the match. Then head down to the pistol bays to help set up for the match and be present for the safety briefing.
All participants are expected to assist with match teardown
Two standard capacity magazines are required for your AR; magazine carriers are nice but not required, you may use your pockets. Bring 80 rounds of ammo for your AR with an average round count between 60-80 rounds for the match. A rifle sling and Empty Chamber Indicator (ECI) are also required. An OTW holster is required for your pistol, and two magazines; magazine carriers are nice but not required, you may use your pockets. Bring 50 rounds of ammo for your pistol, with an average round count of 40-50 rounds for the match.
NRA ARC ARC 2 Gun is a dynamic action sport. Holsters, slings, and other equipment must be of sufficient quality and construction to retain firearm(s) and other items during vigorous movement.
We run a cold range. Please ensure your weapon is unloaded and no magazine is installed when you arrive. There will be a safe area for handling firearms. No ammo will be allowed in the safe areas. NRA ARC matches operate as cold range events. This means that all firearms must remain unloaded, pistols holstered, and rifles slung or placed in carts with a chamber flag fully inserted INTO THE CHAMBER of the firearm unless under the direct supervision of an RO or safely handled while in a designated safe area or function fire area. Transport of firearms during a match. When moving any firearm from one location to another (such as stage to stage), the firearm will be COMPLETELY unloaded. Handguns will be holstered or bagged, and rifles will be slung, fully cased, or carted with a chamber flag or empty chamber indicator (ECI) properly inserted into the chamber of the firearm.
Food and beverages will be available for purchase after the match at the After Clays Restaurant and Bar. Ammo, firearms, and shooting supplies can be purchased at the pro shop.
***** IMPORTANT: An NRA Competitor ID Number is required to participate in ARC and is used for classification purposes in all NRA-sanctioned tournaments. Competitors shall visit the NRA competitive shooting web portal and register for this six-digit NRA ID number. This is separate from an NRA membership number. NRA membership is NOT required to participate in ARC events, but is highly encouraged. Use this link for your free NRA competitor ID number: https://competitor.nra.org *****
For more information, please see the NRA ARC Rule book: https://arc.nra.org/media/10359/arc-rulebook.pdf
If you have any questions, please call us (704) 826-6014 or email [email protected]