Weapons of the Winter Wars

Saturday January 21, 2006
11:00am - 3:00pm 
(Sight-in 10:00 - 11:00)

$15.00 for 5 or fewer events, $2.00 Reentry 
(Includes lunch and hot beverages)

In memory of the hardships faced by friend and foe alike in the many winter campaigns from the American Revolution through present day hunting in Winter Alaska, The Arm's Collectors are proud to sponsor their annual Winter Shoot featuring arms used in conflicts 1775 – 2004. 

All contests are 10 rounds in 2 Minutes at 50 Yards except as noted. Any position including bench rest.

• Battle of Trenton: Any smoothebore, flintlock, muzzleloader – 50 yds (5 shots, 15 minutes)

• Mountain Man: Any civilian type percussion rifle (10 shots, 15 minutes)

• Fredericksburg: Any Civil War muzzleloader (10 shots, 15 minutes0

• Eastern Front Bolt Action: Any Mosin-Nagant, ’98 Mauser in 8mm, Hungarian Model 43, Carcano rifle or carbine, Polish 91/98/25, Rom. 92-93

• Eastern Front Semi Auto: G-41, G-43, Tokarev 38 and 40

• Battle of the Bulge Bolt: 98K, Springfield ’03, Enfield III and IV

• Battle of the Bulge Semi Auto: M1 Garand, G-43, G-41

• Scandinavian Bolt: Swedish Mauser, Norwegian or Danish Krag

• Alpine Defense: Any Swiss, Italian, French or Austrian Mil. Bolt or Semi Auto

• Chosin Reservoir: M1 Garand, Mosin-Nagant, Japanese 38, 99, Mauser 98

• Afghan Hills: Any NJ legal semi-auto 5.56, 7.62 Nato, 7.62x39

• Klondike: Any black powder cartridge firearm (5 shots in 2 minutes)

• Alaska Hunter: Any sporter rifle including sporterized military (iron sights)

• Winter Sniper: Orig. military sniper rifle w. orig. optics (1 shot, 100 yds.)

• Polar Bear: Any sport, military or police rifle with iron sights or scope. (non GI optics only) (5shots, 100 yds.)

• Taliban Huntress: Female shooters only. 50 yards, any rifle

New Jersey Arms Collectors Club  

Stan Gurski (908) 241-0251