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  • penguin0123
    Veteran Member
    • Dec 2011
    • 3089

    Rimfire PRS match

    My club is considering starting a PRS match but 22LR, and I'm one of those helping with the concept and stage writing.

    I've never been a 22LR guy, and I don't want to write stages to require massive $$ investment. The positions will involve rooftop/barricades/hostage-shots, so that is challenging enough as is. I want to make the match accessible to "grandpa's 22 and a Chinese scope". Equipment will always factor in, but I don't want ppl to feel like they need to run around with TacSol/Volquarsens to even hit the target.

    I've read typical accuracy out of a stock 10/22 with bulk ammo is 2MOA? I'm thinking a majority of the targets to be 3/4MOA for positional shots, and with 2MOA shots thrown in for stable positions. We do have a 200yd bay, and I want to put a 2MOA shot at 200yd and make that a staple of the match as the "extra credit" point: you miss, you get -1; you hit, you get 2; if you choose not to shoot it, you get 0. I also want to make one stage sitting/standing centric to promote those skills.

    What do you guys think, too hard? Have a dollar limited "production class" like in PRS?
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    jimmykan
    Veteran Member
    • Jan 2008
    • 3095

    Originally posted by penguin0123

    ...

    I've read typical accuracy out of a stock 10/22 with bulk ammo is 2MOA? I'm thinking a majority of the targets to be 3/4MOA for positional shots, and with 2MOA shots thrown in for stable positions.

    ...

    What do you guys think, too hard? Have a dollar limited "production class" like in PRS?
    Well, if you really mean 3/4MOA for the majority of the targets, it will be too hard. Did you mean 3 to 4 MOA?

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    • #3
      penguin0123
      Veteran Member
      • Dec 2011
      • 3089

      Originally posted by jimmykan
      Well, if you really mean 3/4MOA for the majority of the targets, it will be too hard. Did you mean 3 to 4 MOA?
      3 or 4 MOA.
      0.75MOA is pretty tough lol.

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      • #4
        sactobill
        Senior Member
        • May 2009
        • 624

        Where is your club? If NorCal I would be interested.

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          penguin0123
          Veteran Member
          • Dec 2011
          • 3089

          AZ.

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            NorCalFocus
            Veteran Member
            • Aug 2013
            • 3913

            Originally posted by penguin0123
            AZ.
            Where in AZ? I'd like to play. Just please have the matches on Sundays.

            3 to 4 MOA targets would be great higher hit rates. My stock Savage MKII does about 1 to 2 at 100 yards.

            The issue with bulk ammo is most of it is super sonic and it goes trans sonic quickly, making unstable at distance. I personally would advise shooters use 22 match ammo, and try not to handicap the field to those shooters.

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              longrange1
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2015
              • 1032

              Originally posted by NorCalFocus
              Where in AZ? I'd like to play. Just please have the matches on Sundays.

              3 to 4 MOA targets would be great higher hit rates. My stock Savage MKII does about 1 to 2 at 100 yards.

              The issue with bulk ammo is most of it is super sonic and it goes trans sonic quickly, making unstable at distance. I personally would advise shooters use 22 match ammo, and try not to handicap the field to those shooters.
              this right here^^^a 22 will shoot about as well as the ammo you feed it.
              my club just started a PRS 22LR match this year should be a lotta fun.

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              • #8
                penguin0123
                Veteran Member
                • Dec 2011
                • 3089

                Originally posted by NorCalFocus
                Where in AZ? I'd like to play. Just please have the matches on Sundays.
                TUC area. It'll be first Sat of every even month. I know its odd, but that's the slot we have.




                Originally posted by longrange1
                this right here^^^a 22 will shoot about as well as the ammo you feed it.
                my club just started a PRS 22LR match this year should be a lotta fun.
                Is there a stage diagram repository for the sport? I don't want to just youtube PRS matches and copy stages.

                Is 40 or 60gr preferred? Will 60gr cycle a semi?

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                • #9
                  NorCalFocus
                  Veteran Member
                  • Aug 2013
                  • 3913

                  Originally posted by penguin0123
                  TUC area. It'll be first Sat of every even month. I know its odd, but that's the slot we have.
                  Damn! I don't mind driving to Tucson, but Saturdays are my kids sports day. I'll check in with you in the summer, maybe I can make one then.

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                  • #10
                    penguin0123
                    Veteran Member
                    • Dec 2011
                    • 3089

                    Originally posted by NorCalFocus
                    Damn! I don't mind driving to Tucson, but Saturdays are my kids sports day. I'll check in with you in the summer, maybe I can make one then.
                    That, or come to the Two Gun match. Karl and Ian always puts on "interesting" stages. I've used a Arisaka and did not come dead last.

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                    • #11
                      Canucky
                      Veteran Member
                      • Dec 2007
                      • 4265

                      Originally posted by penguin0123
                      TUC area. It'll be first Sat of every even month. I know its odd, but that's the slot we have.






                      Is there a stage diagram repository for the sport? I don't want to just youtube PRS matches and copy stages.

                      Is 40 or 60gr preferred? Will 60gr cycle a semi?
                      60gr shot fine in my Ruger mkIII.

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                      • #12
                        NorCalFocus
                        Veteran Member
                        • Aug 2013
                        • 3913

                        Originally posted by penguin0123
                        That, or come to the Two Gun match. Karl and Ian always puts on "interesting" stages. I've used a Arisaka and did not come dead last.
                        What kind of two guns?

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                          penguin0123
                          Veteran Member
                          • Dec 2011
                          • 3089

                          Rifle + Pistol

                          One of the more interesting ones in terms of gear.

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                          • #14
                            longrange1
                            Senior Member
                            • Dec 2015
                            • 1032

                            Originally posted by penguin0123
                            TUC area. It'll be first Sat of every even month. I know its odd, but that's the slot we have.













                            Is there a stage diagram repository for the sport? I don't want to just youtube PRS matches and copy stages.



                            Is 40 or 60gr preferred? Will 60gr cycle a semi?


                            No I doubt it...ours will be different every match just like our center fire matches and you won't get a match description until the day or night before the match.

                            I know the directors have bought a Caldwell moving target set up..there will be a KYL rack and I've heard but not confirmed a golf ball at 110yds.
                            I'm going to suggest an ax head with a small target on either side as a bonus stage.

                            I'd suggest you get ideas from club members for stages and go from there...you want it to be challenging for the better shooters but easy enough to keep newer shooters coming back.

                            I'd stick to 40g ammo and start with wolf match target and match extra both will shoot tiny groups out of my Kidd and my CZ455 and both are still responsible priced.


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                            • #15
                              NorCalFocus
                              Veteran Member
                              • Aug 2013
                              • 3913

                              Look up Long Range Shooters of Utah on YouTube. They have lots of 22 match videos up with different targets.

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