200 y Coldbore | 5-dot head (L) | 5-dot head (R) | Bad Santa | Face ID |

Know Your Limitations | Pinpoint | Shapes & Shooter Cards | Barricade |

SPSC 2003 Course of Fire

2004 SPSC Target Pack (all paper targets)

SPSC 2004 Course of Fire

Target

Distance

Notes

100y

This came from the Mississippi Tactical Officer's Competition.  This is actually one of 3 targets for this event at their comp.  in the next two, the distance between the two hostages gets smaller and smaller.  The idea is to know when you and your equipment have the ability and when to hold your shot.

100y

This came from the Mississippi Tactical Officer's Competition.  Here the spotter is given a place card with one face on it and he must talk the shooter onto the proper target.

100y

This came from the Mississippi Tactical Officer's Competition.  The spotter is given a smaller copy of this target with various shapes circled.  he must talk the shooter onto the shapes without showing him his copy.

100y

To be shoot from the prone or other "supported position.  Time is 20 seconds or less for beginners, then time is decreased to 15 sec, and ultimately 10 seconds.

100 y

5 rounds, a 100-yard paper target with one 5.5” shoot-n-see target.  5 minutes to engage the target with 5 rounds.  Each shooter will begin completely behind their respective “start” line (about 10-15' away).  Once the command to begin has been given, shooters will low crawl up to the barricade and engage the target from the designated shooting position.  The shooters will tactically move back (sniper walk) to the start line and touch a designated point (start line) after each shot and before moving back to the barricade, low crawl, for the next shot.  Movement will be done with an unloaded rifle.  One round will be loaded at the barricade for each engagement.  

Order of shots and positions:     

1. Prone supported (right side)

2. Sitting supported

3. Kneeling supported

4. Standing supported

5. Left Side prone supported

100y

100y

25 meters

100y