Green Knight Patch Standards

To earn the Green Knight Rifle or Pistol Patch you must pass the below standards in our classes. They must be shot in the order listed.

Green Knight Rifle Patch Standards

USPSA A Zone and Head box

Start position: Low Ready
1: 10 yds, A zone head shot, par time 0.99s
2: 15 yds, 3 shots standing, 3 shots kneeling, par time 4.0s
3: 25 yds, 3 shots-bolt lock reload-3 shots, par time 5.5s
4: 25 yds, 6 shots, par time 3.0s

TOTAL CUMULATIVE PAR TIME Rifle: 14.5s

 

Green Knight Pistol Patch Standards

Start position: Holster

1: 7 yds, 3 shots-slide lock reload-3 shots, Par time 4.5s
2: 7 yds, 2 shots SHO, 2 shots WHO, par time 4.5s
3: 7 yds, 1 shot in head box A zone, par time 1.5s
4: 25 yds, 6 shots, par time 6.0s

TOTAL CUMULATIVE PAR TIME Pistol: 16.5s

Recipients of Green Knight Rifle Patch

1 . Josh Shaw
2 . Jake Swierczek - Aug 15, 2022
3 . Phillip Turoff - Jan 20, 2024
4 . Josh Hodgon - Jan 20, 2024

 
 

Recipients of Green Knight Pistol Patch

 

1 . Josh Shaw
2 . Luke Brooks
3 . Phillip Turoff - Aug 06, 2023
4 . Matt Mcguire - Apr 04, 2024
5 . Norman Bui - Jun 01, 2024
6 . Joaquin Corrales - Jul 06, 2024

 

FIREARMS SAFETY RULES:

1. Treat All Firearms as Loaded at All Times! Make no exceptions. Don't "pretend" that this is true; be deadly serious about it.

2. Never let the Muzzle of your Firearm cover anything you are not willing to destroy. Discipline: Always keep your muzzle pointed in the safest direction and never intentionally cross anything you are not prepared to shoot.

-A Safe Direction is one where NO injury and only minor property damage could occur if an unintentional round is fired.

3. Keep your finger off the Trigger till your sights are on target: Keep your trigger finger straight on the frame of the gun unless the muzzle is pointed at something you are prepared to shoot. Keep the trigger finger outside the trigger guard when moving and when not actively engaging a target.

-The trigger finger is only placed into the trigger guard and on the trigger when coming on target just before firing. When you stop firing, take the trigger finger out of the trigger guard and lay it straight on the frame.

4. Identify your target and what is behind it: Be sure of your target. Identify what it is, what it is in line with, and what is behind it. Never shoot anything you have not positively identified.