• 15 Series Matches, held at 5 clubs, with a championship shoot-off.
• Series Matches will be ran under the UML ruleset.
• Series Divisions are per UML rules, providing the division have a final registration count of eight(8) or more shooters.
• No PCC Only division allowed.
• Heavy division will be UML "True Heavy" rules.

In order to remain eligible for the prize table and Shoot-Off, the following criteria must be met over the course of the season:

• Registration for the Series is $50, paid either before the shooter's first event, or the start of the third event in the series - whichever comes first.
• Division must be chosen at time of registration.
• $50 entry fee must be received, per registration rules.
• Division may be changed up to the start of the 3rd series event, but doing so forfeits any points accumulated from prior finishes.
• Shooter cannot change divisions for any match in the series once the third event in the series begins.
• Shooter must finish a minimum of one(1) series event at each participating club, and greater than 50% of total matches.

• Match scoring will be time plus penalties. Series standings will be calculated only on series competitors.
• Each shooter's top eight(8) scores (one(1) from every participating club, plus three(3) more) will be added to establish series points standings.
• 2 second penalties:
• Failure to Neutralie(FTN).
• 4 second penalties:
• Complete miss on paper, but engaged.
• Missed steel or clay under 45 yds.
• 9 second penalties:
• Failure to Engage(FTE).
• Miss on steel 45 - 100 yds.
• 20 second penalties:
• Miss on steel 101-300 yds.
• 30 second penalties:
• Miss on steel, greater than 300 yds.
• Failure to spin MGM spinner target.
• Each shooter will be required to approve their own score on the tablet at the conclusion of each course of fire.
• Scores will be posted at 12:00 Eastern on the Monday following the match.
• There will be a 2 hour arbitration period, beginning at 12:00 when the scores are posted. Shooters will be notified via email and via our Facebook page.
• If an arbitration is required, the shooter will fill out the arbitration form located on our website at http://www.tennesseemultigun.com/protest.aspx
• This will send a timestamped email to the series, and a notification will go to the shooters that an arbitration has been requested.
• The Series and Match Directors will review the arbitration request(s), and make a decision, and a response email will be sent to the shooter informing them of the decision made.
• Note that in the event of an arbitration request, review could take substantially longer than the 2 hour period. This does not mean that new requests may be made after the 2 hour window closes, however.
• In the absence of a request, after the 2 hour period scores will be final. No further objections can be made.

Please see the UML Rule Book for more information on procedurals that may be incurred.

• Prize Tables will be available for all eligible divisions in the series.
• Top three(3) shooters in each division will walk the table in order of finish; remaining field will be random draw.
• Shoot-Off divisions will be seeded with either the top 50%(between eight(8) and sixteen(16) total shooters in division), or top eight(8) with divisions with more than sixteen(16) shooters total.
• Shoot-Off Divisions:
• Limited
• TacOps
• Open
• Ladies
• Shoot-off will be bracket style, single elimination.
• Side choice will be determined by coin toss in the first round, and alternating subsequent round.
• The winner from each division will see into a double elimination bracket for an overall champion.

• Overall stage design is left to the hosting club and Match Director.
• Maximum round count: 100 per gun.
• Maximum par time: 180 seconds.
• Written Stage Briefs are mandatory.
• All dump barrels will be staked, or otherwise secured to prevent movement.
• Long range targets over 200 yards will either be flashers in good working order with cards that are easily visible, or static targets equipped with Magnetospeed hit indicators.
• Series shooters will be normalized to a 100 point scale per match; this normalization will be used to calculate series points.