McMillan Supports Lone Survivor Foundation Annual PRS Match With Sponsorship

Holding true to their long-standing support of the military, specifically the Navy SEALS, McMillan Fiberglass Stocks has added some goodies to the prize table at this year's Lone Survivor Foundation PRS Match.

McMillian joins a long list of A-list sponsors with SIG Electro Optics and C&H Precision Weapons being title sponsors of the match. Other sponsors include Ruger, Really Right Stuff, MasterPiece Arms, Magneto Speed, Curtis Custom, Nightforce, GA Precision, and Lone Star Armory.

The Lone Survivor Benefit Match will be held at CCC Shooting Complex in Navasota, TX on April 7-8, 2018. Some of the details from the website are posted below.

Match Dates: Saturday Apr 7- Sunday Apr 8, 2018
Match Fee: $275
Open Range Day: Friday Apr 6, 9 AM-4 PM
Open Range Day Fee: $50
Shooter Check In: Friday Apr 6, 9AM-5 PM

Match Details

• 20 Stages – 12 Sat, 8 Sun
• 50% Prone/50% Positional
• 1-2 MOA Targets
• 1 Point per Hit –  no point loss from a miss
• Solid Props, no circus stages
• All Steel Targets – with target signs
• Natural target environment, very few berms
• No Special Equipment Needed – Bipod and Bags Only
• No Pistol
• 2 Shooting Areas
• Stages designed to utilize shade of massive live oak trees
• Bottled water with ice provided at stages
• Hot Lunch provided Sat & Sun – extra food available all day
• Dinner Provided Fri & Sat
• Plenty of port-a-jons with hand wash stations
• 40’x60′ Tent – shade for family or spectators
• Staffed with volunteers to run the match and meals smoothly
• Match Fee is non-refundable.  Shooter may however transfer match slot to another shooter with proper notification (email with both shooters names, emails, divisions) to match director no later than 30 Mar .

The Lone Survivor Foundation was founded by Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell in 2010 in an effort to honor those that gave their life during Operation Redwing in 2005. Marcus and his team have spent the last 7 years focused on former servicemembers suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress and several other service-related injuries.

Given the impact that the Lone Survivor Foundation has had on the military community since its inception, I think Marcus' mission of restoring and renewing hope for wounded service members and their families has really taken root and grown into something impactful.