CMP Forms: Club CMP Number

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06-02-2009, 11:56 AM
Hip's Ax

CMP Forms: Club CMP Number

Greetings, its been a few years (or more) since my last CMP purchase. I remember needing my Club's CMP number and being able to look it up on the CMP web page. The new form doesn't seem to ask for this number and I also don't see a place to look it up on the CMP page. Is this no longer required?

Thanks! :)
06-02-2009, 07:26 PM
Dan Shapiro

They still ask for your number when you fill out the purchase forms.
06-03-2009, 07:27 AM
Hip's Ax

Thanks Dan.

Yes, I have MY customer number but they use to ask for your affiliated clubs ID number. Oh well, I just re-read everything and I don't see anything about it so I'll just let it go.

Thanks! :wave:
06-22-2009, 01:29 PM
Gloria Culver

CMP Club Number

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Originally Posted by Hip's Ax

Greetings, its been a few years (or more) since my last CMP purchase. I remember needing my Club's CMP number and being able to look it up on the CMP web page. The new form doesn't seem to ask for this number and I also don't see a place to look it up on the CMP page. Is this no longer required?

Thanks! :)

Call CMP South ask them. You will find a phone number on their website. They should be able to help you.

Hope this helps

Best,
Gloria Culver
06-22-2009, 01:58 PM
Griff Murphey

If you are sure you belong to a CMP-affiliated club or organization, send a copy of your membership card. Most if not all state rifle associations are CMP affiliated because they sponsor shooting events that are under CMP's wing.
06-24-2009, 09:03 PM
Hip's Ax

Hey Glo!! Glad to see you around! :rofl:

I thought about calling but I knew how crazy busy they are with the "Obama-itis" purchases and all. They do ask for your Clubs name though, guess thats all they want now.

Grif, yes, I belong to several CMP affiliated clubs. They require a photo copy of your membership card so hope I'm good to go.

I love the proof of marksmanship participation part, I can't fit all my classification cards at once on the xerox machine anymore, think I've got 13 active classifications right now. :lol:

No rush in any event. This rifle is destined for the gunsmith to be turned into an all out XTC heavy barreled NM X monster in 30-06. With all of my fancy rifles I really wanted to go backwards a bit and check out what it was like in the early 60's when the Garand was king! I have a 20mm can full of virgin 30-06 LC NM brass and needed a proper rifle to go with them. :p

Just wish I had done this several years ago so I could have told Norm Ricci about it, that and get a picture of myself in the campaign hat and all just like the one he sent me of himself at Camp Perry in 1963 if I remember correctly.

RIP Norm. :crying: