2011 .22LRTR match series
.22 Tactical Precision Rifle Match Series for 2011
There are eight .22 Tactical Precision Rifle Matches scheduled in 2011. The dates are:
March 26, 2011(Saturday) - LRTR
April 2, 2011(Saturday) - .22 Tactical-Precision Rifle Class
April 16, 2011(Saturday) - LRTR
May 21, 2011(Saturday) - Mogadishu Mile
June 18, 2011(Saturday) - LRTR
July 16, 2011(Saturday) - Paper Match
August
20 13, 2011(Saturday) - LRTR
September 17, 2011(Saturday) - Paper Match
October 1, 2011(Saturday) - Mogadishu Mile
Sign up at 9:00am
Location: Parma Rod and Gun Club Parma, Idaho
http://www.parmarng.org/ Directions:
http://www.parmarng.org/MapToRange/MapToRange.html Show up, sign up and shoot, no pre-registration
From its start, these rifle matches have been primarily focused on being a fun and affordable shooting sport. Courses of fire are designed to be shot with inexpensive factory rifles and reasonably priced scopes.
.22 Tactical Precision Rifle Matches combine several different types of rifle shooting.
.22 Tactical Precision Rifle combines:
tactical scenarios
precision fire
practical field shooting
action shooting
long range/distance shooting
.22 Tactical Precision Rifle Matches are adaptations of centerfire Tactical/Precision match formats to rim fire rifles.
These matches are multi-stage, multi-distance events that shooters will find challenging. The stages are shot at shorter, caliber-appropriate distances. Target sizes and distances are reduced to scale specifically for .22 rim fire rifles.
The targets are at distances that vary from 25 to 250 yards.
Come on out and give it a try! .22 Tactical Precision Rifle Matches are challenging, affordable, and will test and develop your rifle marksmanship skills.
Equipment
.22 rim fire rifle - bolt action, semi-auto, pump, etc.
Rifle Scope - optics are highly recommended and preferred (but if one wants to shoot with iron sights, go for it. Just realize the game is built around scoped rifles). A Mil-Dot scope is recommended but not necessary.
Magazines- Bring at least 2 mags for your rifle
Bipod - can be useful, but one can shoot off a ruck or backpack if preferred.
Rifle Sling A sling can be used on some COFs.
Spotting optics - binoculars or a spotting scope are helpful, but one can use their rifle scope for spotting (a cheap $20 pair of binoculars will work great too).
Transport gear - rucksack, duffle, backpack, or shooters box to transport miscellaneous items from firing position to firing position.
Ground gear a shooting mat, blue tarp, knee and elbow pads, old hunk of carpet, or nothing. Shooters choice.
Dope sheet you should have come-up data out to 300 yards.
Misc. gear as needed.
Rules
Safety first! The 4 rules apply so engage your brain. Unsafe actions by you will mean a disqualification from the match.
A hit is defined as making the steel target move (ricochet, dirt splash or chain strikes do not count). Any paper is scored as defined by COF description.
Only .22 Short, Long, or Long Rifle rim fire ammo is allowed, No .17 rim fire or .22WMR is allowed.
Divisions are: Semi-Auto Rifle, All Other Action Types, and Juniors.
Match details
12 stages, approx 120 scored rounds
Bring 200 rounds
Entry fee = $10
Bring your own drinks and snacks
[edit, March match is on March 26th]
[edit august to Aug 13]
