June 3-9, 2012

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Red Hills Tactical Presents -

Intermediate Medical and Trama Training at MGM Ironman!

This course is designed to provide a fundamental foundation for quick, effective and lifesaving medical aid application by the student in a wide variety of situations.  Whether you are a range safety officer, daily shooter, once a year shooter, hunter, mountain bike rider, hiker, ATV rider, outdoor enthusiast, or just someone wanting to increase their medical skills and knowledge, this is a great course for you!

June 6th, 2012 between the two matches of the MGM Ironman... More Info Here!

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Stages for the 2012 have been posted.

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Squadding Directions

If you haven’t signed up for a squad yet, you need to.  We are using a “squad mom” system for this years Ironman.  Please get in touch with one of them about getting on a squad.  They have the current list with all of the shooters on it, so if you have a group of people you want to shoot with, you need to give the squad mom those names as well.  If you don’t have a group you want to shoot with, contact the This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and he’ll assign you to one.

See Squad Mom List

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The MGM Ironman is a "one of a kind" 3 Gun match and has been since its actualization in 1999. Mike Gibson developed an idea for the type of match that he wanted to shoot. It is long, intense, and you shoot till you drop! Mike frequently says, "this match isn't for weenies or crybabies". In the twelve years the Ironman has been held, it has continually grown and is quickly becoming one of the top matches in the nation.

With creative and challenging stage designs, high round counts, and a great RO crew the IRONMAN is truly a unique match. The match includes 10 or more stages, an 900+ round count (if the shooter doesn't miss), and EVERY stage requires the use of all 3 guns. The Ironman is an intense test of both shooter and equipment, not to mention it is a blast! Over 3 days, the participants will shoot from the back of a moving vehicle, while driving a golf cart, from the top of a 20 ft tower, and while carrying a dummy. Every stage has a 10 minute time limit and the average time spent shooting on EACH stage is about 7 minutes. Needless to say these shooters are serious about their game and greatly appreciate support from companies who enable shooting sports.

 

 

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