No Man's Land Shootout - September - 2-Gun
The No Man's Land Shootout is a carbine centric, Time Plus (Points) match held around the Beaver, OK area. Each month, the match will feature a mix of cardboard and steel with some fun and challenging mechanics to keep things interesting. Distances will generally range from 5 yards to 400 yards or anywhere in between. Five stages are to be expected. We're always growing and learning, but we have been hosting matches for over two years now and feel we've really established a quality product. Our goal is to BE SAFE and have fun! We're shooting, no cancelations, in any condition short of a blizzard, tornado, lighting, dust storm, or a torrential downpour.
Round counts are approximately 70 rifle and 50 pistol (plus or minus 30 each, depending on the course of fire) but bringing some extra rounds is recommended in case of misses. At least two magazines may be required for mandatory reloads on various stages. A means to hold your spare magazine / magazines will be handy (pocket, belt, chest rig, plate carrier).
Divisions:
Competition – Rifle: No capacity limit. Pistol: 30+1 max. Muzzle brakes, comps, and porting allowed. Lightweight BCGs allowed. Bipods, bags, etc. allowed (mountable items must stay attached during the match; unmountable items like bags must be carried/retained on every stage).
Practical – Rifle: Max 30+1. Pistol: Max 20+1. No muzzle brakes/comps/porting. No lightweight BCGs. No bipods or bags. No frame-mounted pistol optics (no race guns).
Heavy - Rifle: 6.5 Creedmoor, 308, or 7.62x54r. No capacity or attachment limits. Pistol: 357 magnum, 40 S&W, 10mm, 44 magnum, or 45 ACP. No capacity or attachment restrictions. BONUS - Only one hit needed to neutralize cardboard.
Eye and ear pro REQUIRED
Chamber Flags REQUIRED
M855, "green tip", any other amour-piercing round, and tracers are explicitly NOT ALLOWED
Soft and/or SERPA-style holsters are prohibited.
$20 match fee due upon check-in
LOCATION -
EW 10 and NS 133 - North into at the dead section line. Parking north of shed at top of hill to the west.
36.864584,-100.623227