J.Baker
10-30-2019, 05:29 PM
Ok folks, time for some cheap and challenging fun! This is going to be a monthly online match to challenge your skill and help make you better, more consistent shooters. Keeping the rules simple and fairly open as this is meant to be fun.
Rules:
Any Savage or Stevens rimfire rifle chambered in 22LR is eligible to enter no matter the action type (must be factory action/receiver and barrel)
Aftermarket triggers and/or trigger modifications are permitted
Aftermarket stocks are permitted
Any optic or open sight may be used (specify scope magnification used while shooting on your target in space provided)
Any off the shelf 22LR ammunition may be used
Any combination of front and rear rest may be used so long as they are two separate units (no one-piece rests)
No one-piece rests are permitted (front and rear rest connected as one unit)
Targets are to be shot at either 25 yards or 50 yards (circle the distance shot on the target)
Targets may be shot from a bench or from the prone position (if that's your preference)
All three submitted targets must be shot on the same day
Course of Fire:
Target consists of ten (10) scoring bulls and two (2) sighter bulls
Shooter is permitted unlimited sighters in the sighter bulls
Shooter is to shoot one (1) round into each of the scoring bulls for a maximum possible score of 100-10X per target
Best edge scoring applies
Shooter is to shoot three (3) targets to be submitted for official score (perfect score = 300-30X)
Any bull with more than one bullet in it will be scored as a zero (0)
Any bullet falling outside of and not breaking the four (4) ring shall be scored a zero (0)
Shooters will score their own targets - Honor System applies.
Download Target Here: http://www.savageshooters.com/PDF_Files/RimfireBenchrestTarget.pdf
Submitting your targets:
Targets must be filled out to be eligible
Targets must be posted no later than midnight forum time on the last day of the month to be eligible (post timestamp will be used for eligibility)
Shooter must provide the following information in their post in this format:
Username / Age
Location (city/state or country if outside U.S.)
Distance Shot / Total Score
Rifle Make / Model
Optic or Open Sights / Power used (optic only)
Rest Type
Ammunition Used
Modifications
Conditions
Pictures of Targets (optional, but who doesn't like to show off their targets?)
Note: Any submissions not adhering to this format will not be accepted.
Example:
J.Baker / 45
Location: Delphos, OH
50 yards; 282 - 18X
Savage B22 FLV-SR
Vortex Diamondback 6.5-20x42mm @ 20x
Bipod / Rear Bag
Eley Club
Mods: Boyds Pro-Varmint stock, Trigger Lightened
Conditions: Sunny and 78 degrees; 1-5mph wind from 4 o'clock
[target 1 pic]
[target 2 pic]
[target 3 pic]
(additional jibber-jabber here after mandatory info)
Again, this is just for fun so get out there and enjoy challenging yourselves. First match will be for November 2019 and I will start a thread to post your scores/targets in on Nov. 1st.
I would recommend newer shooters start at 25 yards and hone their skills at that distance before pushing it out to 50 yards. This is similar in format to the ABRA 50yd matches we shoot here locally and if you're consistently shooting 285 or better at 50 yards you are doing good. Most novices will usually shoot in the 250-270 range at 50.
If you have any questions feel free to ask them below.
Rules:
Any Savage or Stevens rimfire rifle chambered in 22LR is eligible to enter no matter the action type (must be factory action/receiver and barrel)
Aftermarket triggers and/or trigger modifications are permitted
Aftermarket stocks are permitted
Any optic or open sight may be used (specify scope magnification used while shooting on your target in space provided)
Any off the shelf 22LR ammunition may be used
Any combination of front and rear rest may be used so long as they are two separate units (no one-piece rests)
No one-piece rests are permitted (front and rear rest connected as one unit)
Targets are to be shot at either 25 yards or 50 yards (circle the distance shot on the target)
Targets may be shot from a bench or from the prone position (if that's your preference)
All three submitted targets must be shot on the same day
Course of Fire:
Target consists of ten (10) scoring bulls and two (2) sighter bulls
Shooter is permitted unlimited sighters in the sighter bulls
Shooter is to shoot one (1) round into each of the scoring bulls for a maximum possible score of 100-10X per target
Best edge scoring applies
Shooter is to shoot three (3) targets to be submitted for official score (perfect score = 300-30X)
Any bull with more than one bullet in it will be scored as a zero (0)
Any bullet falling outside of and not breaking the four (4) ring shall be scored a zero (0)
Shooters will score their own targets - Honor System applies.
Download Target Here: http://www.savageshooters.com/PDF_Files/RimfireBenchrestTarget.pdf
Submitting your targets:
Targets must be filled out to be eligible
Targets must be posted no later than midnight forum time on the last day of the month to be eligible (post timestamp will be used for eligibility)
Shooter must provide the following information in their post in this format:
Username / Age
Location (city/state or country if outside U.S.)
Distance Shot / Total Score
Rifle Make / Model
Optic or Open Sights / Power used (optic only)
Rest Type
Ammunition Used
Modifications
Conditions
Pictures of Targets (optional, but who doesn't like to show off their targets?)
Note: Any submissions not adhering to this format will not be accepted.
Example:
J.Baker / 45
Location: Delphos, OH
50 yards; 282 - 18X
Savage B22 FLV-SR
Vortex Diamondback 6.5-20x42mm @ 20x
Bipod / Rear Bag
Eley Club
Mods: Boyds Pro-Varmint stock, Trigger Lightened
Conditions: Sunny and 78 degrees; 1-5mph wind from 4 o'clock
[target 1 pic]
[target 2 pic]
[target 3 pic]
(additional jibber-jabber here after mandatory info)
Again, this is just for fun so get out there and enjoy challenging yourselves. First match will be for November 2019 and I will start a thread to post your scores/targets in on Nov. 1st.
I would recommend newer shooters start at 25 yards and hone their skills at that distance before pushing it out to 50 yards. This is similar in format to the ABRA 50yd matches we shoot here locally and if you're consistently shooting 285 or better at 50 yards you are doing good. Most novices will usually shoot in the 250-270 range at 50.
If you have any questions feel free to ask them below.