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  • rob-cubed

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    Sep 24, 2009
    5,387
    Holding the line in Baltimore
    It's a good experience staffed by people who know how to shoot.

    As mentioned rifles and ammo are provided, most of the instructors are also happy to loan gloves, mats, and other accessories as needed. Just pay and show up. I attended last spring and probably 3/4 of the shooters were already well above beginner but everyone is there to learn something new.

    If you've never done high power, the experience of being in the pits and scoring targets is rewarding. The first time you will be on the receiving end of overhead fire.
     

    dbledoc

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    Apr 8, 2013
    1,541
    Howard County
    Not sure what that means either. Until I find out different, I am going to presume that they are good to go since they basically accomplish the same thing ie; free floating the barrel. The sling swivel must be fixed at the proper position per the rule.

    I emailed the rules people at CMP. They answered today stating any free float rail of any shape is good to go.
     

    MG in MD

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    Feb 11, 2016
    359
    Linthicum
    I'll be attending as a total beginner, as well as my son and son-in-law (assuming they actually mailed in their registrations...
     

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