05-03-2016, 09:56 PM
@ LR1955
These are the two I am interested in:
60 Round Prone
500 Yard NRA Mid-Range Match - The Prone match is fired from the 500 yard covered markers. There are three 20 round strings. Any rifle may be used. The 600 yard reduced (Tompkins) target is used for rifles with iron sights. The new NRA official F-class target with a 1/2 minute diameter X-ring (2.5 inch) and 1-minute 10-ring (5-inches) is used by F-Class shooters, shooting either scoped open-class rifles with bench rests or scoped F-Target Rifles (F-TR guns) in standard .308 or .223 tactical configurations with bipods. There are two sighters for each string. Shooters provide their own equipment and ammo (66 rounds minimum). All competitors pull targets unless they bring a separate puller.
4 Peaks Precision Rifle Match - The purpose of this match is to provide an event where the practical/tactical precision rifle shooter can test their abilities in a safe and controlled environment. These competitions give precision rifle shooters an arena to refine their skills in ways that will build marksmanship, confidence and equipment proficiency in way that individual shooting cannot provide. Matches will be conducted in a professional and safe manner.
There will be different courses of fire at each match with different objectives and scoring will be related to those objectives. Example objectives would be; finding and engaging multiple targets, rapid target engagement, accuracy challenges, shooting position challenges, group size etc. Typically there will be 4 -6 stages (individual courses of fire) at any one match.
Targets will range from 100 to 550 yds. Carbines must be capable of 550yd engagement; all firing will take place from fixed position. Caliber limits are .223 - .308. Typically match round count will be around 75 rounds.
These are the two I am interested in:
60 Round Prone
500 Yard NRA Mid-Range Match - The Prone match is fired from the 500 yard covered markers. There are three 20 round strings. Any rifle may be used. The 600 yard reduced (Tompkins) target is used for rifles with iron sights. The new NRA official F-class target with a 1/2 minute diameter X-ring (2.5 inch) and 1-minute 10-ring (5-inches) is used by F-Class shooters, shooting either scoped open-class rifles with bench rests or scoped F-Target Rifles (F-TR guns) in standard .308 or .223 tactical configurations with bipods. There are two sighters for each string. Shooters provide their own equipment and ammo (66 rounds minimum). All competitors pull targets unless they bring a separate puller.
4 Peaks Precision Rifle Match - The purpose of this match is to provide an event where the practical/tactical precision rifle shooter can test their abilities in a safe and controlled environment. These competitions give precision rifle shooters an arena to refine their skills in ways that will build marksmanship, confidence and equipment proficiency in way that individual shooting cannot provide. Matches will be conducted in a professional and safe manner.
There will be different courses of fire at each match with different objectives and scoring will be related to those objectives. Example objectives would be; finding and engaging multiple targets, rapid target engagement, accuracy challenges, shooting position challenges, group size etc. Typically there will be 4 -6 stages (individual courses of fire) at any one match.
Targets will range from 100 to 550 yds. Carbines must be capable of 550yd engagement; all firing will take place from fixed position. Caliber limits are .223 - .308. Typically match round count will be around 75 rounds.