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Sir Jerry,
You might be my hero, and a most august Knight of the Square Table,
but I have to correct you on the "Pastor."
That would be for Sirs Bob and Dennis that have the Chaplaincy Commissions at the Square Table.
My office here is merely that of "Surgeon" with no duties other than unofficial Hand of King Four Five Eight.
As such I am pretty much a most common sinner undeserving of the title "Pastor."
But you can call me "Doc" by which I have been addressed since 1982.
Having an MD on your rap sheet is not a proud thing nowadays, just a funny thing, good for a laugh at a party.
Given the ways of the medical mafia of late, crime-bossed by big pharma and big government,
I am sure glad to be retired and do not have to participate in the present ghoulishness.

Anyway, so glad you are playing along.

You are so right. CREEDMOST is what it must be called.
Call it CREEDMOA and the CREEDMIL guys get upset.
CREEDMOST it must be !!!

BTW all .44-bore and larger rifles will be allowed, including .50-bores,
just has to be a 10-pound rifle or lighter in weight
and a 3-pound or heavier trigger.

Firing will be from prone, or sitting or standing with portable shooting sticks that are not attached to rifle.
Shooting sticks as only rest allowed.
Back position will also be permissible.

600-, 800- and 1000-yard bullseye is 3-feet square, black-painted plywood attached to white billboard backer, maybe just an outer 8-feet square of plywood.
This is CREEDMOST Match rules still in the fluxing stage.

Should we allow the .50-bores and larger to have a 12-pound weight limit ?
Might give them a fighting chance against a 10-pound .458, heh-heh-heh.