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    Posted: Jan 14 2024 at 5:22pm
Thanks for sharing.  It looks like both of you and a couple of others were pretty consistant.
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It was a nice M1 carbine competition this year. In 2022 my carbine buddy Marc had extensive surgery in his right shoulder, so out of sportmanship I didn't participate in the competition.
This year Marc slowly recovered and started shooting the M1 carbine again. At about october he was top in the competition and I thought....well let's participate and see what happens.....
Slowly but surely I was able to catch up with his scores and at the end he knew that he had to start defending his position.
It all came down to the last match before the end of the year. I was able to come close in just 3 months time......
I congratulate Marc with this achievement after his recovery with winning this competition.
What a beautiful competition it is: everybody uses the same rifle, so not the guy with the most money wins....
This is an indoors competition on our 25m pistol range. 10 shots standing position, 10 shots kneeled position. And then the total points of the 10 best scores.
Looking forward to this year!
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Sounds like you have all the bases covered!
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Of course, I always blacken the sight. Very important!

And what is also -very- important with a M1 carbine: every 5 shots: re-tighten the barrel-band and the nut of the recoil plate. I often find them with fellow shooters to be a bit loose, causing a wandering zero of the carbine.

And accurate reloading tuned to the specific carbine. Way more accurate ammo than the standard factory PRVI .30 carbine most other shooters in the Netherlands use.
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I have one question....do you blacken the front sight before the match? If you don't but it is allowed, try doing it. It makes the sight stand out better against the target.
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Yes! Yesterday evening I succeeded in shooting 20x 10 = 200 for the 1st time with this I.B.M. carbine!
10 shots standing and 10 shots kneeled at 25 meters.
I'm currently standing 2nd in ranking, just 10 points below nr. 1....maybe I can still catch up this year....

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Thanks, my .30M1 has a barrel without markings, so I suppose it was already refitted. But I cannot find what company did it. I now that the AI (Artillerie Inrichtingen) refitted many barrels of Dutch .30M1's but when I see those barrels they have clear markings that AI did it. So I suppose the job on my .30M1 was done by a armourer.
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Once again, great shooting. Congrats!
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Great shooting! Congratulations again.
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Congratulations, 2 years in a row now, very nice. Keep up the great shooting.
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If you have a new barrel installed, be sure to have a type 111 barrel band installed as well. They are known to improve accuracy.
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Outstanding shooting Patrick!  Congratulations on your overall victory. Smile

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Yess... 2018 competition also in the pocket! Victory is sweet. On the 20th the prizes will be handed out during our new years reception.
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That's a great grouping.  Thanks for the info.
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This is quite close, only 25m. But our range is, unfortunately, not longer. There was a part available in the hall above our cellar-range that was -almost- 50m...........but incl. the bullet trap and the shooting stands it would only be 40m whereas official matches are held at 25-50-100m.

I would love to shoot at larger distances, but those ranges are very scarce in Holland and when you find them, they are overcrowded. I'm already on a waiting list for 1 year to apply for a range like that.


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Outstanding!  Just wondering what distance are you shooting?
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Shot a pretty nice score kneeled yesterday evening, unfortunately the standing position gave a flyer to an 8 and a few 9's......so that's why the total was only 193/200. But on a good day I will have the 200 in my grasp......training, training, more training.......And it is fun to shoot the carbine, let that be the most important! The load of 13.3grs N110 behind a 110grs FMJ seems to be ok for my barrel though....I'm still astonished what such an old little carbine can do.....

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Yesterday the guys at the club had a new idea, instead of the standard tuesday evening "service pistol" match we did the "service carbine" match with .30m1's.......The people that use prvi factory ammo complained a bit that it is too costly for them (a box of 50 prvi rounds costs about 22 euro's) so I think it will be a 1 time only, but it was a lot of fun.
Speed shooting is not my thing, I was on the other range shooting a 191 score (damn, 2 8ths and some 9's) with my trusty I.B.M.
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It's great to hear how the popularity is growing and your involvement to mentor the new and young members. This is really interesting about your gun laws.  We are very fortunate in the US to not have as stringent restrictions.  It is worrying to think that only criminals will have guns.  
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Thanks guys. Yeah, it took some time to promote it but the popularity of the .30m1 is increasing. Also lots of respect to our new female shooter Lieke that finished 6th but she improves every month.
There is also a new shooter that is member of the club now for 1 year, and according to the Dutch strict weapons laws he can now also shoot all other stuff than the .22lr.
I trained him well and he finished 2nd in the .22lr small calibre pistol match this year and it was for the 1st time that a new novice shooter finished in the top 3 ever.
I already let him shoot my carbine and he is very anxious to start with our 3 club carbines (Inlands) he is allowed to shoot now (but not posess). He is now 1 year member of the club and can now apply for his 1st .22lr gun, either a pistol or a bolt-action rifle. Then, after 1 year more, he is allowed a semi auto. The laws are strict here and most of these rules came because of shooting incidents with illegal weapons. We keep our fingers crossed over here because every year we get something new. Now the new idea is, that every shooter must answer psychological questions on a website every year, and according to your answers you will have your permit prolonged or revoked.........strange country we live in, where illegal weapons swarm our country from the East of Europe while the licenced shooters with licensed weapons that do everything by the book and law get stricter rules every year. What is also annoying, is the max. of 5 weapons over here. We are very jealous of the rules you have in your country.
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