Mega-Match: Juniors Compete in Nationwide CMP Postal Match

Imagine if thousands of junior shooters, from all around the country, could somehow compete in one giant, mega-match hosted at hundreds of different locations, with the scores all tallied together? Juniors in Maine could compete with young marksmen in Montana, or Florida (or any of the other 50 states). Sound like a pipe dream? Well such a program really exists. It’s called the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) Postal Match, a 10-meter, three-position air rifle competition.

The CMP Postal Match allows juniors from all 50 states to compete from the convenience of their home ranges. The top shooters later compete shoulder-to-shoulder at regional and national matches. The CMP Postal Match is open to all junior programs, including all JROTC, 4-H, Boy Scouts and junior clubs. Participants must be school age (not yet graduated from high school), and all team participants must be from the same school or club.

Here’s How the CMP Postal Match Works:

• Shooters must register with the CMP before January 24, 2014.
• Registered shooters will receive official CMP targets by mail ($5.00 per shooter).
• Targets must be mailed back to CMP for scoring, to be received no later than 2/4/2013.
• Postal scores can be viewed through CMP’s Competition Tracker system.
• The top Postal Match shooters will qualify for CMP Regional Championships, to be held at Camp Perry (OH), Anniston (AL), and Layton (UT) in 2014.

CMP Postal Match INFO | Postal Match Registration Instructions | National 3-P Air Rifle Rules

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Tags: Air Rifle, CMP, Postal Match, Regional, Three-Position