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NY Service Rifle Team "Carney" 2005 NTIT Victory

It took a lot of video compression, but I was able to post online the video of the NY Service Rifle Team Carney winning performance in the 2005 NTIT at Camp Perry. Team Carney won the Leatherneck Trophy as high Civilian Team and was 2nd overall to the USMC that year. Here is the video:

2008 NY SAFS, U.S. Service Rifle Small Arms Firing Schools

The 2008 NYSRPA U.S. Service Rifle Small Arms Firing Schools, or SAFS, are scheduled for 12-13 April at Camp Smith, Peekskill, NY and 26-27 April at the Peconic River Sportsman's Club, Wading River, NY (Long Island).

If you are interested in High Power Competition or are new to it you should attend one of these events. From the classroom instruction on the basics on Saturday to the one-on-one coaching during live-fire on Sunday after attending this event you will have the basics to come out and compete!

To download the program and application visit the NY Highpower website.

To view photos of previous NYSRPA SAFS and images from other NY Highpower related activities visit our gallery pages at NY Highpower Galleries.

NY High Power Calendar

To try and make it easy to look up match dates Chris Primavera has created a Google Calendar that can be found online at NY High Power Calendar.

A link to the calendar is also included in the link menu on the right side of this page.

X Ring..The Only Six Inches That Matter T-Shirt!

Okay, so you've got your Creedmoor Hardback Coats, your Kowa Spotting Scopes, your shooting stools and all your other gear, but what do you wear to impress your fellow competitors, friends and family? Well, Creedmoor Sports has done it again! For just $17.98 (plus shipping, etc.) you can own this and other new outstanding shooting sports themed designs that are sure to make some heads shake! In case you have not yet competed across the course, that six inches is the "X" ring on the 600 yard target. Hit that again and again and what else matters!

The 2007 NYSRPA SAFS

Well, we got real lucky this year! We had a little rain on Sunday at the Peconic SAFS during the live fire segment, but overall the weather for both weekends was excellent. This year we had a paid attendance of 100 at Camp Smith and 75 at Peconic River. Attendance was down a little, but still a solid crowd.

On Sunday at Camp Smith we ran 21 firing points for four relays and had 15 points running at Peconic, with our usual one-to-one coaching on the line. Many thanks to our great volunteers who every year give unselfishly of themselves to insure out continued success!

Now as we move on to the competitive shooting season the age old question returns, "How many of these participants will come back as new competitors?" Compared to feedback from prior years, we are hearing more say they are interested, and more are showing up with their own gear, but only time will tell. On Long Island participants were offered free entry to matches at the Long Island Highpower League for this season and at both mentoring was offered as well. We are trying to make it easy for the new competitor to get started.

In the meantime, please take moment to check out pictures from this year's events at NYHighpower.com.

Camp Perry High Power Rifle Competition

NY Juniors competing at Camp Perry in the Whistler Boy match in 2004.