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NOOB | 02-05-2009 09:46 PM
Appleseed project I am going to a appleseed rifleman shoot in march. Anybody here a rifleman or are all of you cooks? Rifleman can shoot 4 moa out of a mbr to 500 yds. Iron sights. Thats 1 inch at 25 yards. 4 inches at 100 , 20 inch man sized target at 500. I am pretty pumped. It should be fun. I will probably come back a cook. Anybody here been to one? What's a rifleman? In short, a rifleman is an armed American, trained in the tradition of American Liberty. It's a man who has learned to shoot a rifle accurately � accurate enough to score "expert" on the Army Qualification Course. Until you can do that, you're considered a "Cook," unprepared and unqualified to carry a rifle on the firing line of freedom. But after attending an Appleseed AQT shoot, you'll have the credentials necessary to be a true rifleman, and will understand the critical need for defending freedom in this country. http://www.appleseedinfo.org/index.htm http://www.appleseedinfo.org/smf/

NOOB | 02-05-2009 10:02 PM
Re: Appleseed project Appleseed Shoot Sponsored by the Revolutionary War Veterans Association, a 501(c)(3) organization Toccoa, GA Georgia Mountain Shooting Association Range 2-Day Shooting Clinic Mar 14/15, 2008 Would you like to be able to make hits out to 500 yards with YOUR rifle? Learn the �Six steps to firing the shot.� Learn correct firing positions and proper sling use. Hear some little-known Revolutionary War history and reaffirm your heritage. Become a more influential citizen and make America a better place by using �The Seventh Step.� What you should bring: What you can expect: A desire to learn and improve. Centerfire or .22 rimfire rifle, or both. Scope OK. Sling strongly recommended. 250 rounds of ammunition per day, per rifle. Eye and ear protection. Mat or ground cloth. Hat and sunscreen. Rain gear, layered clothes. Water, lunch, snacks. Some friends! New shooters - learn the fundamentals and make quick progress. Experienced shooters - learn techniques to tighten your groups. Expert shooters � polish your shooting AND teaching skills. Everyone � expect to have a great time! Attendees said:�� [spent] time doing something fun with my son...I am so proud of him!� �� had a terrific time with my wife and we are looking forward to our next Appleseed.� �� received more quality instruction in two days than I've had in four years on active duty!� Walk-on fees are $80.00 for two days, or $50.00 for one day (space permitting). Pre-register, be sure of a place, and save! $70.00 for two days, or $45.00 for one day. Shooters under 21 and active military (including reserves and guard) shoot FREE! Range Fee $10 per shooter/weekend FOR MORE INFORMATION, GO TO www.Appleseedinfo.org For local contact info, contact �Flathead� @ 706-206-0702 There is a long range component to this Appleseed, so bring your centerfire as well as your .22. Directions: From Toccoa GA: Take GA Hwy 17, go SE approx. 3 mi Turn right on Eastanollee School Rd (@ post office), � mi. Turn right on Wolfpit Rd., 1/10mi. Turn left on Oakway, cross RR tracks, go 1/10 mi. Left at gravel rd.across from house #294. Take right fork of drive to range gate. Directions: From Lavonia GA Take GA Hwy 17 NW towards Toccoa, app.10mi. Turn left on Eastanollee School Rd (@ post office), 1/2mi. Turn right at onto Wolfpit Rd, 1/10mi. Turn left Oakway, cross RR tracks, go 1/10 mi. Left at gravel road across from house #294. Take right fork of drive to range gate. WARNING- The green metal building along the range driveway is a private residence. DO NOT pull into their driveway. Revolutionary War Veterans Association 2008 Appleseed Tour Registration Mail with payment to: RWVA PO Box 756 Ramseur, NC 27316 Or, pre-register and pay (if needed) online at www.appleseedinfo.org. Deadline for pre-registration (and the discount!) is 6 am eastern time, the Friday before the event starts. Please include a SASE for faster response! Pre-registration fee: $200 for eight-day events, $70 for two days, or $45 for one day. Walk-ons accepted, space permitting, at $80 for a two-day event or $50 for one day. Note: There may be a range fee to pay. It�s usually no more than $5 a day, but check at www.Appleseedinfo.org for details. Under 21 years old or active military, including reserves and guard? Shoot FREE!! Women shoot at 8-day camps FREE! Two-day or longer shooters receive a free T-shirt! I�m signing up for the Appleseed at _____________________ on (date) _______________________ Name:____________________________________________B irthdate:________________________ Street Address:__________________________________________ _________________________________ Town:_________________________ State:______________ Zip:_____________ Phone: (______)___________________ E-mail: ___________________________________________ ___ Yes! I want to sign up with RWVA and have enclosed an additional $20 for a one-year membership or $80 for five years. (This satisfies the club membership requirement for CMP rifle purchase. Participating in an Appleseed clinic satisfies another.) Check it out at www.odcmp.com. Is this your first Appleseed event? ___ Y ___ N Where did you first hear about Project Appleseed? Amount enclosed: ___ Friend or relative ___ Promotional flyer ___ Shotgun News Registration fee $___________ ___ On-line forum (_____________________________________) RWVA dues $___________ ___ Article in another publication (________________________) Total $_____________ ___ Other _____________________________________________ I decided to come to THIS Appleseed event because: (Might be zero! But we still appreciate it if you __________________________________________________ ____ pre-register!)

Codger | 02-05-2009 10:16 PM
Re: Appleseed project I'm glad you posted this. I learned about Appleseed from another member here but there haven't been any meets in my area for a while. I appreciate the reminder to check the 2009 schedule. Thanks

Codger | 02-05-2009 10:20 PM
Re: Appleseed project Just checked the schedule. 1 event in MN and it's the only one SOLD OUT!!! I hope they add a few. Obviously we northerners like to shoot as much as our brothers and sisters in the south. A hot rifle does wonders with cold hands.

Dave | 02-05-2009 10:43 PM
Re: Appleseed project Noob, Good deal! I actually attended an Appleseed shoot in Florida. What an AWESOME weekend experience. It was the hands down BEST riflemen instruction I had ever received. The combination of training and the historic backdrop they provide really makes the experience. I would STRONGLY encourage anyone to attend Appleseeds and to attempt to establish a local chapter. I really can't say much about the program. Kill some red coats for me. Dave

Codger | 02-05-2009 10:46 PM
Re: Appleseed project Dave, it may have been you who brought up Appleseed when I heard about it. I certainly hope to get a run at it in MN.

NOOB | 02-06-2009 06:54 AM
Re: Appleseed project I am looking forward to it. I can shoot but a little training goes a long way.

Dave | 02-06-2009 09:51 AM
Re: Appleseed project Quote:
Originally Posted by Codger (Post 1552777) Dave, it may have been you who brought up Appleseed when I heard about it. I certainly hope to get a run at it in MN.
Codger, I did post about Appleseeds several months back. There is one in Winona MN April 18 and 19th: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/198881861 Is that close enough to attend? I personally had to drive 4 hours to attend my event and would happily drive twice as far. I would love to hear about your experience when you get a chance to go. Dave

diogenes | 02-06-2009 09:55 AM
Re: Appleseed project Went to one last fall held near Richmond. well worth the money & time. good stories too!

SLV>GLD | 02-06-2009 10:04 AM
Re: Appleseed project Oh, wow, looks like fun and a half! I have some experienced and non-experienced friends who might attend with me. I'm stuck between Ramseur, NC and Kingsport, TN. Anybody here maybe going to one of those locations? I really like how the schedule rotates so that if you miss one you can grab another.

The Argent Dragon | 02-06-2009 12:27 PM
Re: Appleseed project Quote:
Originally Posted by NOOB (Post 1552672) I am going to a appleseed rifleman shoot in march. Anybody here a rifleman or are all of you cooks? Rifleman can shoot 4 moa out of a mbr to 500 yds. Iron sights. Thats 1 inch at 25 yards. 4 inches at 100 , 20 inch man sized target at 500. I am pretty pumped. It should be fun. I will probably come back a cook.
I'm a Rifleman with my FAL............a cook with an AK. :rofl:

Shoden | 02-06-2009 02:08 PM
Re: Appleseed project Quote:
Originally Posted by The Argent Dragon (Post 1553757) I'm a Rifleman with my FAL............a cook with an AK. :rofl:
I think everyone is a cook with an AK :rofl: I love my AK, but it wouldn't be my rifle of choice to attend one of these Appleseed shoots. For anything over 200 yards or so, I'm looking at a Remington 700 in .308.

SLV>GLD | 02-06-2009 02:16 PM
Re: Appleseed project What would be the best rifle for this event? A Ruger 10/22 probably wouldn't cut it and a Mosin Nagant would beat you death after 250 rounds.

Shoden | 02-06-2009 02:55 PM
Re: Appleseed project Actually, they recommend a 10/22 for your primary instruction rifle: Quote:
We recommend that you bring 1500 rounds with you to boot camp. In order to keep costs down, we would recommend that you bring a .22lr rifle with you as your main instruction rifle. You can purchase a good Ruger 10/22 for what you would save in centerfire ammo costs alone. Bring at least 2 bricks of .22 and about 200+ rounds for your centerfire. Of course if you piled it deep when it was cheap, feel free to shoot the whole week with your centerfire.
I don't see anywhere on their website where the recommend a specific type of centerfire rifle, but they do mention in "What to bring" to bring at least 5 magazines, so maybe my AK would be better than a Remington 700. Not really sure... an AR-15 is probably ideal though.

Codger | 02-06-2009 04:05 PM
Re: Appleseed project Dave, The Winona event is the one that is sold out. I'll look to WI next. I may talk to the people at my gunclub and see if they are interested in hosting one. Obviously we have the demand for it.

NOOB | 02-06-2009 04:19 PM
Re: Appleseed project Quote:
Originally Posted by SLV>GLD (Post 1553994) What would be the best rifle for this event? A Ruger 10/22 probably wouldn't cut it and a Mosin Nagant would beat you death after 250 rounds.
Fred, from Fred's m14 stocks is a 308 man generally and a m14/m1a man specifically. I ordered his guide to be a rifleman and read it this week. He says bring any rifle but bolt guns would be hard because of time pressure in the course. He is the founder of the appleseed project.

TheNocturnalEgyptian | 02-06-2009 11:19 PM
Re: Appleseed project This sounds awesome! What rifle are you going to use? I have a Ruger 10/22 but I've been looking to get another piece, do you suggest anything? What about larger caliburs? I love the idea of iron sights...my Ruger 10/22 has a scope, but I really want a wood grain stock with iron sights...my Ruger is synthetic with scope...

leadfoot | 02-07-2009 02:36 AM
Re: Appleseed project Quote:
Originally Posted by SLV>GLD (Post 1553994) What would be the best rifle for this event? A Ruger 10/22 probably wouldn't cut it and a Mosin Nagant would beat you death after 250 rounds.
Build yourselves a Liberty Rifle. http://appleseedproject.blogspot.com...ing-rifle.html http://appleseedinfo.org/smf/index.p...984&topic=32.0

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