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| Team Sniper Match Announcement September 20 & 21, 2008 Format The Tiger Valley team match involves a two-day deployment with thirty two-man teams (sniper and spotter). The type of weapons chosen by the teams is up to them. One shooter will be responsible for long range shots and the other for protection of the sniper as they move into and maintain position. Both shooters will be required to have a pistol on them at all times. The sniper can expect shots to 1000 yards; spotter can expect shots to 400 yards. Match briefing begins at 8:00 AM. Shooting starts at 8:30 AM on Saturday and will end at approximately 12 mid-night. Shooting begins again at 9:00 AM on Sunday and will end at 1:00 PM with dinner and prize table. One stage will include a sectorization test and require participants to design and utilize a USMC range card. Philosophy & Scoring Being a team event, all scoring will be by team totals, no individual scores will be kept; you win as a team or die as a team, just like the real deal. The match is designed to minimize advantages of particular weapons systems and calibers. All stages carry equal scoring weight. Equipment & Safety Sniper and spotter may use any rifle and handgun for the match. No armor piercing ammo allowed during the match. Laser range finders will be allowed during the match, except during the range estimation stage. Anything that you decide to use for the match must be kept with you at all times. Teams must utilize the same firearms for the duration of the match. No optics are allowed on the pistols. All pistols must be kept secure in the holster when not in use. Dropping any loaded weapon is grounds for removal from the match. Gaming We stress thinking and working through problems within the rules. Gaming is nothing to me but good tactics. Cheating will not be allowed. Anyone caught cheating will be removed from the match. A strict stage description will be available as well as the stage overview before shooting begins. One "RO" will stay with each event. If you have questions please ask before you begin the stage or if you have some tactic in mind that has not been covered to make sure you are within the rules. Ammunition & Equipment 120 rounds rifle sniper, 240 rounds rifle spotter, 100 rounds pistol - both shooters. Ammunition requirements assume no missed shots. Additional ammunition is advisable. A range card and safety gear is also required. Participants are required to provide any and all supporting equipment and carry it with them for the duration of the match. Prizes & Distribution A prize table is being put together at this time. We will list the vendors when the table is close to being full. The bulk of the prizes will be awarded to each team member in the order that the team placed. It is up to the team to determine if the sniper or spotter is the first to pick. A subset of the prizes will be awarded via raffle. Optional Train-Up An optional Train-Up event is available September 17 to 19 for $100 per day. Contact Tiger Valley directly for registration for the Train-Up. Day 1: Dope out to 1000 yards, wind calculations. Day 2: Angled shots and out of position shooting. Day 3: Confirmation of zeroes, movers, bobbers, stop & go targets. Registration & Cost Registration will open 8 AM CST on Monday, April 14, 2008. Entries will be processed on a first come, first serve basis. Payment options include online payment via www.tigervalley.com and mail-in applications. Online payment will be made available at 8 AM and mail-in applications postmarked prior to this time will be returned. Registration forms can be found here. An entry by one team member will ensure entry of the team, as long as the second team member's payment is received within 7 business days. Cost is $300 per team and includes match t-shirt and dinner on Sunday.  January 2007 Team Sniper Match  January 2007 Team Sniper Match Video |
Tiger Valley LLC.
Range Address: Hwy 84 at Joe Russell Rd. | Prairie Hill, TX 76678
Mailing Address: 6309 Scottsboro Ln. | Garland, TX 75044
Cell: (972)977-9512