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Winter Mountain Patrol - (a Biathlon+P):
Minuteman Mountain Wilderness
Snowshoe Patrol
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Annual
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Winter
Celebration of the Armed Citizen Militias of the American
Revolution.
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"Join
or Die"
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Winter
Winter 2010
(Next Muster Date: To be determined)
American
Minuteman Pledge (Winter Event
format)
Winter
2009 (Photos and Results)
(1st Annual Event - March 15, 2009)
Minuteman
Snowshoe Patrol - Early 2009 Preliminary Plans
(9/23/08 version)
SnowShoeBiathlon
- Prior Preliminary Plans.
(9/22/08 version)
Winter Mountain Patrol
2008 (did not take place)
Overview
Minuteman Mountain
Wilderness Snowshoe Patrol - .22 LR Course (rifle).
Timed Snowshoe race with shooting competition. Mountain terrain.
Open to all Venturing, BSA,
and Explorers registered in the California Northern Rivers District.
Celebrating the American
Bill of Rights, Liberty, and the right and duty of an Armed American
Citizenry (i.e., the Militia as specifically referred to in the U.S.
Constitution and the Bill of Rights).
Individual Race format and
Teams. You will be part of one of the following Minuteman Mountain Patrol
Teams: Green Mountain Boys; Green River Rifles, Virginia Rifles, Morgan's
Rifles, Minutemen, or Concord Militia.
Participants will carry
their rifles during entire course (ECI).
Approx. 4 Mile Mountain
Snowshoe event: Tomahawk throw; Sled Pull, Compass Course, Shooting at 50
yards (standing / prone), Shooting at 100 yards (prone), and Shooting at
200 yards (prone). Followed by a Liberty Celebration Bonfire - chili, hot
crusty bread, hot chocolate, and Award Ceremony.
Next event is in planning stage.
Course may vary. Check back as we continue to plan.
Participants must provide
proof of having participated in an NRA Rifle First Steps or NRA Basic
Rifle Course. Such courses of instruction will not be available at this
event.
How
To Become A Better Rifleman
200
Yard Shooting with a .22 lr
Biathlon
Tips Page - Cold Weather Ammo
Firearms
and cold
weather considerations
Send us your Logo:
Flyer
for Event
SHASTA SHARPSHOOTERS -
VENTURING CREW 1006
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NOTE: Following forms to be modified for
the Winter Event
SUMMER
BIATHLON FLYER
BIATHLON
DETAILS AND REGISTRATION PACKAGE
Map
to Summer Event
BIATHLON
RULES AND PROCEDURES
SUMMER
BIATHLON SCHEDULE
(UPDATED
8/30/2007)
Biathlon
Individual Score Sheet
Biathlon
Individual SHIRT Identification Forms
Biathlon
SCORING MASTER CONTROL SHEET (VER. 8/16/2007)
(EXCEL)
Biathlon
Final Results - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, (by category)
Biathlon
Participant Certificate Award Format
Biathlon
Certificate of Appreciation
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Prior Schedule - for a
larger group (not being used this time)
SUMMER
BIATHLON SCHEDULE
The
above SCORING MASTER CONTROL SHEET reflects the following scoring
methods:
Each Marksman's Total Score (and ranking) will be a combined
total of his/her Race Score and his/her Hit Score determined
as follows for each category ( i.e., Categories are: BSA Scope; BSA
IRON; Venturing Scope; Venturing IRON):
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Each running portion
of the Biathlon will be scored using the following Percent Back System:
Marksman's % Back = (2-(Marksman's Time / Scoring Base)) X100
(The Running Scoring Base is the average time of the top three finishers)
(Formula Source: 2005 IBU Summer
Biathlon World Championships)
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Each Target Hit portion of
the Biathlon will be scored as follows:
(Marksman's Hits / Hit Scoring Base) X 120.
(The Hit Scoring Base is the average Hits of the top three
finishers) NOTE: The
Marksmanship Portion is weighted 120 (not 100) due to the emphasis we are
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Motto:
Exercising the American Bill of Rights.
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