Rimfire

 If you are not familiar with NRL22, it is a great (and cheaper) way to experience precision rifle shooting.

You don't have to be a Member of NRL22 organization to shoot the monthly matches, but you do have to be a member if you want to be tracked by NRL22 and try to qualify for the NRL22 Nationals each year.

The monthly NRL22 Course of fire will be 5 stages (with a possibility of extra side stages). 80+ rounds of 22LR engaging steel targets from 25 to 100 yards. There is a good mix between prone, barricade and positional stages. Steel targets sized from 1/4" to 6" depending on the stage description.

Matches are focused on skills development and casual competition in a relaxed atmosphere. It’s a great opportunity to challenge your marksmanship skills from obstacles and barricades engaging targets as small as ¼ of an inch. Stages will have multiple steel targets ranging anywhere from 25 to 100 yards, something you can’t shoot on most ranges. Each month is a different course of fire. There will be great mix of new and experienced shooters who love to share knowledge with others who are interested in Precision Rifle Shooting.

The Precision Rifle Series is the preeminent rifle organization in the world, structuring a yearly points race for both the PRS Pro-Bolt Gun Series and the PRS Regional Series. The PRS Championship Shooting Series is synonymous with precision rifle shooting. The PRS is home to countless competitors including 6,000 active PRS shooters with scores being tracked. The PRS unites the 40 most renowned national pro series precision rifle competitions and continues to expand the PRS Regional Series, which hosts hundreds of one-day matches from coast to coast. The International PRS Series is advancing in South Africa and Australia to name a few. The influence of the PRS, with more than 1000 professional-level competitors and a growing global presence, extends in every conceivable direction inspiring the precision rifle community at its grassroots, hometown level.

PRS is recognized as the leading organizing body for local, regional, and national matches, tracking of scores, and the growth of the practical, long-range rifle discipline. By incorporating the visions of the PRS shooters, match directors, and sponsors we strive to achieve competitive excellence in each series and cultivate opportunities for shooters at every level. The PRS is committed to working alongside our partners to deliver a world-class Precision Rifle Series Organization.

The outlaw nature of the sport has made this a very unique collection of matches in all of the series. Matches are run very differently, focus on different fundamentals, and include a vast number of stressors, no two PRS matches are the same! This provides for regional variances that are unique and very challenging. Texas and Oklahoma matches are far different from the west coast and east coast matches and allow the shooter to really test the full extent of their capabilities by participating in both the national level Pro-Bolt Gun Series two-day competitions and the local Regional Series one-day competitions.

Born out of Military, Law Enforcement, and Hunting scenarios, the practical application of the precision rifle is the underlying theme for all series. Whether you are looking for a local club to join or you want to test yourself against the best shooters in the nation and the world, the Precision Rifle Series has a spot for you.

Steel silhouette match allows you to shoot 20 metallic knockdown 1/5 scale ram silhouettes, using .22 caliber rimfire rifle at 200 yards off of a bench. One shot per silhouette; if you miss, you move onto the next silhouette once you start to shoot silhouettes no going back to swingers. Score will be the total number of silhouettes knocked over. Upon arrival, you must sign in to determine which order you shoot. Unlimited sighter shoots on swingers. All relays will have a 20-minute time limit. Any front rest with feet and rear bag allowed. No one-piece rest allowed. Any .22 long rifle ammunition is allowed, except stingers. There is no limitation on the magnification allowed in scopes. You may shoot 1 week ahead. You will be expected to go down range and reset silhouettes. Cost of the match is $5 per relay. 

This is a fun shoot. Any rimfire rifle, any scope magnification, any rifle weight are all acceptable. Please no one piece sleds. Bipods have been allowed. 

Course of fire is 25 shots in 25 minutes plus unlimited sighters. The target used is the IBS 50 yrd rimfire target.  It's a 25 bull target. Each bull is 1.75 inches in size. The 10 ring is 0.5 inch
We use best edge scoring which means count the highest score line touched.
National match rules differ.

Matches are held every 4th Sunday of the month at 8:00 am.  No matches held November thru February.

Match consists of shooting 20 metallic buffalo silhouettes. You shoot these in order 1 through 10 and then repeat.  You’ll have unlimited sighters but once you start shooting for record you can not go back to the sighters.

Each buffalo is suspended by chains and there are two racks of 5 for each shooter.  The top rack is 4 feet behind the first and are elevated about 2 feet above the lower.  The targets are approximately 10 inches high by 11 inches wide.

There will be a spotter to confirm hits, score and to help, if wanted, to confirm where you hit the buffalo.  

Currently, this match is held on Wednesday afternoons from 2:30 to 5:30pm.