Golden Triangle Gun Club Across The Course Matches

Sponsored by the Golden Triangle Gun Club

 "Across the Course" matches are a type of High Power Rifle competition that involves shooting at multiple distances and positions. These matches are often called "Across the Course" (XTC) matches to differentiate them from prone-only and other High Power competitions. 

Key aspects of CMP Across the Course matches:

• Distance:

  Shooting at multiple distances, typically 200, 300, and 600 yards. 

• Positions:

  Shooting in multiple positions, including standing, sitting/kneeling, and prone. 

• Course of Fire:

  The course of fire usually involves a combination of slow fire (aiming at a target with more time) and rapid fire (aiming at a target quickly). 

• Eligibility:

  To participate, you'll typically need NRA membership and high-power classification cards. 

• Rifle:

  CMP matches often involve the use of US Service Rifles, such as the M1 Garand or M14, with iron sights, although low-power optics are now allowed in some Service Rifle classes. 

MATCH DIRECTOR:

Kristen Morton (409)781-0891
Email: gtgc.hp.jrs@gmail.com