January 1 - 14, 2020
The Top 16 Advance to Compete
A Chance to Qualify Each Month!
2019 Net Competitor Monthly Matches
January 1 - December 31, 2019
Match Schedule:
January 1 - 31, 2019 
February 1 - 28, 2019
March 1 - 31, 2019
Spring Champion Awarded
April 1 - 30, 2019
May 1 - 31, 2019
June 1 - 30, 2019
Summer Champion Awarded
July 1 - 31, 2019
August 1 - 31, 2019
September 1 - 30, 2019
Fall Champion Awarded
October 1 - 31, 2019
November 1 - 30, 2019
December 1 - 31, 2019
Winter Champion Awarded
Top 16 Shooters Advance to Playoffs
"The Super Sixteen"
Week 1 - Jan 1 - 7, 2020
Top 8 Shooters Advance to Week 2
"The Great Eight"
Week 2 - Jan 8 - 14, 2020
Top 3 Advance to the Podium
"The Elite Three"
Grand Champion, 2nd and 3rd Place Awarded
Participants & Top 3 Win Awards Monthly & Quarterly!*
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2016 2017
2017 Season Results
Ranked by Highest Score Shot in the Season
| 1 |
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Gwen Sheppard
Wisconsin, United States |
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240 4x |
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December |
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| 1 |
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Donna Missigman
Pennsylvania, United States |
|
572 13x |
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November |
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| 2 |
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Dan Brown
Idaho, United States |
|
567 12x |
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January |
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| 3 |
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Trent Hering
Oregon, United States |
|
559 8x |
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April |
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| 4 |
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Susan Brown
Idaho, United States |
|
550 |
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January |
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| 5 |
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George Siordian
Arizona, United States |
|
549 5x |
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May |
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| 6 |
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Senior |
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Dan Ide
Illinois, United States |
|
538 5x |
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February |
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| 7 |
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John Patton
South Carolina, United States |
|
537 8x |
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December |
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| 8 |
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Julian Lin
California, United States |
|
534 6x |
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October |
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| 9 |
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Brian Sabala
Idaho, United States |
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531 |
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January |
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| 10 |
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Robert Beer
Idaho, United States |
|
527 |
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January |
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| 11 |
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Marco Prozzo
Washington, United States |
|
525 23x |
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March |
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| 12 |
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Myron Sheldon
Idaho, United States |
|
505 |
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January |
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| 13 |
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Matt Haggstrom
Oregon, United States |
|
489 2x |
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November |
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| 14 |
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Frank Ravenswood
Oregon, United States |
|
477 2x |
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March |
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| 15 |
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Clint Davis
Idaho, United States |
|
453 |
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January |
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| 16 |
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Gwen Sheppard
Wisconsin, United States |
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378 1x |
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October |
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| 17 |
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Alissa J. Haggstrom
Oregon, United States |
|
333 2x |
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November |
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| 18 |
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Junior |
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Brandon Haggstrom
Oregon, United States |
|
304 |
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November |
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| 1 |
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Julian Lin
California, United States |
|
180 1x |
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August |
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| 2 |
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Marco Prozzo
Washington, United States |
|
174 4x |
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February |
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| 3 |
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Alissa J. Haggstrom
Oregon, United States |
|
123 2x |
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November |
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| 4 |
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Junior |
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Brandon Haggstrom
Oregon, United States |
|
108 |
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November |
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| 1 |
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George Siordian
Arizona, United States |
|
292 11x |
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April |
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| 2 |
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John Patton
South Carolina, United States |
|
278 4x |
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December |
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| 3 |
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Jim Scott
Texas, United States |
|
157 |
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October |
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| 1 |
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George Siordian
Arizona, United States |
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291 8x |
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March |
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| 2 |
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John Patton
South Carolina, United States |
|
290 5x |
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December |
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| 3 |
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Stephen Price
Florida, United States |
|
288 7x |
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November |
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| 4 |
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Marco Prozzo
Washington, United States |
|
276 3x |
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March |
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| 5 |
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Senior |
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Doc Kokol
Florida, United States |
|
275 5x |
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August |
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| 6 |
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Michael Corey
Illinois, United States |
|
261 2x |
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December |
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| 7 |
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Jim Scott
Texas, United States |
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186 1x |
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August |
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| 1 |
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John Patton
South Carolina, United States |
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291 3x |
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December |
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| 2 |
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Stephen Price
Florida, United States |
|
287 7x |
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November |
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| 3 |
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Senior |
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Dan Ide
Illinois, United States |
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280 7x |
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November |
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| 4 |
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Cameron Brayen
Conneticut, United States |
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264 6x |
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April |
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| 5 |
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Senior |
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William Smith
Texas, United States |
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230 2x |
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March |
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| 6 |
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Senior |
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Claudia Smith
Texas, United States |
|
213 |
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January |
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| 7 |
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Jim Scott
Texas, United States |
|
182 |
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May |
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| 1 |
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Trent Hering
Oregon, United States |
|
532 9x |
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April |
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| 2 |
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Dan Brown
Idaho, United States |
|
524 7x |
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January |
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| 3 |
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Susan Brown
Idaho, United States |
|
512 |
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January |
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| 4 |
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George Siordian
Arizona, United States |
|
494 3x |
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March |
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| 5 |
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Julian Lin
California, United States |
|
492 3x |
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August |
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| 6 |
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Senior |
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Lester Greevy
Pennsylvania, United States |
|
490 2x |
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November |
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| 7 |
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Donna Missigman
Pennsylvania, United States |
|
485 1x |
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November |
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| 8 |
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Brian Sabala
Idaho, United States |
|
478 |
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January |
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| 9 |
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Senior |
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Dan Ide
Illinois, United States |
|
458 6x |
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July |
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| 1 |
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I.D. Evans
Virginia, United States |
|
599 31x |
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July |
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| 2 |
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Junior |
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Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
|
597 39x |
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July |
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| 3 |
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Junior |
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Gavin Aranda
Texas, United States |
|
554 11x |
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May |
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| 4 |
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Junior |
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Mikole Hogan
Texas, United States |
|
537 4x |
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May |
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| 1 |
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Junior |
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Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
|
585 40x |
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October |
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| 2 |
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Junior |
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Tristan Grisham
Texas, United States |
|
579 40x |
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February |
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| 3 |
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Senior |
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Wesley Shumaker
New Mexico, United States |
|
569 16x |
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August |
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| 1 |
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Junior |
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Teddy Clark
Texas, United States |
|
261 9x |
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February |
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| 2 |
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Junior |
|
Mikole Hogan
Texas, United States |
|
259 6x |
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June |
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| 1 |
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Junior |
|
Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
|
563 23x |
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October |
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| 2 |
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Junior |
|
Hugh Sheldon
Idaho, United States |
|
550 |
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January |
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| 3 |
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Senior |
|
Wesley Shumaker
New Mexico, United States |
|
549 9x |
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August |
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| 4 |
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Matt Haggstrom
Oregon, United States |
|
537 16x |
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November |
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| 5 |
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Junior |
|
Tristan Grisham
Texas, United States |
|
520 10x |
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February |
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| 6 |
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Michael Myers
Idaho, United States |
|
510 |
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February |
|
| 7 |
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Junior |
|
Nolan Foster
Idaho, United States |
|
429 |
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February |
|
| 8 |
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Hannah Ma
Idaho, United States |
|
418 |
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February |
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| 9 |
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Nicole Madrid
Idaho, United States |
|
404 |
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February |
|
| 10 |
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Junior |
|
Elizabeth Geisinger
Idaho, United States |
|
403 |
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February |
|
| 11 |
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Aaron Tamashiro
United States |
|
362 1x |
|
November |
|
| 12 |
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Molly Madrid
Idaho, United States |
|
349 |
|
February |
|
| 1 |
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Anthony Duran
Arizona, United States |
|
536 17x |
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September |
|
| 2 |
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Senior |
|
Jeff Schneider
Arizona, United States |
|
534 8x |
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July |
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| 3 |
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Ben Spiegel
Arizona, United States |
|
524 15x |
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October |
|
| 4 |
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Junior |
|
Mikole Hogan
Texas, United States |
|
516 14x |
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November |
|
| 5 |
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Junior |
|
Zach Parsons
Arizona, United States |
|
512 10x |
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October |
|
| 6 |
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Frank Ravenswood
Oregon, United States |
|
511 8x |
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January |
|
| 7 |
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Israel Martinez
United States |
|
511 |
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August |
|
| 8 |
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Jesus Martinez
Arizona, United States |
|
509 10x |
|
September |
|
| 9 |
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Junior |
|
Jared Strickland
Arizona, United States |
|
509 9x |
|
September |
|
| 10 |
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|
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Samuel Salazar
Arizona, United States |
|
507 11x |
|
October |
|
| 11 |
|
|
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Junior |
|
Teddy Clark
Texas, United States |
|
504 16x |
|
February |
|
| 12 |
|
|
|
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|
Hugh Hart
United States |
|
502 6x |
|
October |
|
| 13 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Patrick Reilly
Texas, United States |
|
496 6x |
|
June |
|
| 14 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Gavin Aranda
Texas, United States |
|
495 13x |
|
April |
|
| 15 |
|
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Cierra Forgach
United States |
|
462 |
|
August |
|
| 16 |
|
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Nathalie Sanchez
Arizona, United States |
|
440 |
|
August |
|
| 17 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Kasey Downing
Arizona, United States |
|
429 |
|
August |
|
| 1 |
|
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|
Junior |
|
Patrick Reilly
Texas, United States |
|
383 |
|
June |
|
| 2 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Teddy Clark
Texas, United States |
|
380 |
|
May |
|
| 3 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Gavin Aranda
Texas, United States |
|
374 |
|
March |
|
| 4 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Jayson Kimberly
Texas, United States |
|
329 |
|
April |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
|
|
Curtis Turner
Pennsylvania, United States |
|
789 56x |
|
January |
|
| 2 |
|
|
|
|
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I.D. Evans
Virginia, United States |
|
786 41x |
|
March |
|
| 3 |
|
|
|
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Matt Haggstrom
Oregon, United States |
|
778 26x |
|
March |
|
| 4 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
|
751 25x |
|
February |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
|
|
Matt Haggstrom
Oregon, United States |
|
769 39x |
|
February |
|
| 2 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Tristan Grisham
Texas, United States |
|
751 25x |
|
February |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
|
|
Curtis Turner
Pennsylvania, United States |
|
569 25x |
|
January |
|
| 2 |
|
|
|
|
|
Matt Haggstrom
Oregon, United States |
|
554 16x |
|
March |
|
| 3 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
|
554 11x |
|
February |
|
| 4 |
|
|
|
|
|
Kathy Konek
Idaho, United States |
|
524 16x |
|
March |
|
| 5 |
|
|
|
|
|
Chloe Rothenberger
Idaho, United States |
|
481 |
|
January |
|
| 6 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Otto Largen
Idaho, United States |
|
476 |
|
January |
|
| 7 |
|
|
|
|
|
Michael Myers
Idaho, United States |
|
470 |
|
January |
|
| 8 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Nolon Largen
Idaho, United States |
|
439 |
|
January |
|
| 9 |
|
|
|
|
|
Hannah Ma
Idaho, United States |
|
431 |
|
January |
|
| 10 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Elizabeth Geisinger
Idaho, United States |
|
426 |
|
January |
|
| 11 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Nolan Foster
Idaho, United States |
|
414 |
|
January |
|
| 12 |
|
|
|
|
|
Erik Hicks
Idaho, United States |
|
380 |
|
January |
|
| 13 |
|
|
|
|
|
Ian Hicks
Idaho, United States |
|
308 |
|
January |
|
| 14 |
|
|
|
|
|
Nicole Madrid
Idaho, United States |
|
298 |
|
January |
|
| 15 |
|
|
|
|
|
Luke Rasor
Idaho, United States |
|
283 |
|
January |
|
| 16 |
|
|
|
|
|
Molly Madrid
Idaho, United States |
|
224 |
|
January |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
|
|
Curtis Turner
Pennsylvania, United States |
|
599 44x |
|
January |
|
| 2 |
|
|
|
Senior |
|
Hap Rocketto
Rhode Island, United States |
|
597 47x |
|
March |
|
| 3 |
|
|
|
|
|
Jean-Pierre Giacomelli
Belgium |
|
588 35x |
|
February |
|
| 4 |
|
|
|
|
|
Kathy Konek
Idaho, United States |
|
586 33x |
|
February |
|
| 5 |
|
|
|
Senior |
|
Ernie Mellor
Conneticut, United States |
|
586 30x |
|
January |
|
| 6 |
|
|
|
|
|
I.D. Evans
Virginia, United States |
|
581 18x |
|
March |
|
| 7 |
|
|
|
|
|
Matt Haggstrom
Oregon, United States |
|
579 24x |
|
March |
|
| 8 |
|
|
|
|
|
Frank Ravenswood
Oregon, United States |
|
575 9x |
|
March |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
|
|
Jean-Pierre Giacomelli
Belgium |
|
589 26x |
|
April |
|
| 2 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Tristan Grisham
Texas, United States |
|
555 5x |
|
April |
|
| 3 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
|
551 14x |
|
April |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
|
594 30x |
|
July |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
|
600 47x |
|
July |
|
| 2 |
|
|
|
|
|
I.D. Evans
Virginia, United States |
|
597 28x |
|
April |
|
| 3 |
|
|
|
|
|
Jean-Pierre Giacomelli
Belgium |
|
589 33x |
|
March |
|
| 4 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Mikole Hogan
Texas, United States |
|
558 17x |
|
May |
|
| 5 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Gavin Aranda
Texas, United States |
|
553 4x |
|
May |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
|
560 15x |
|
July |
|
| 2 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Tristan Grisham
Texas, United States |
|
516 5x |
|
April |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
|
597 41x |
|
July |
|
| 2 |
|
|
|
Senior |
|
Ernie Mellor
Conneticut, United States |
|
587 21x |
|
May |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
|
|
I.D. Evans
Virginia, United States |
|
399 25x |
|
April |
|
| 2 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
|
398 28x |
|
July |
|
| 3 |
|
|
|
|
|
FRED BROOKS
Nebraska, United States |
|
390 12x |
|
August |
|
| 4 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Teddy Clark
Texas, United States |
|
365 6x |
|
May |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
|
|
FRED BROOKS
Nebraska, United States |
|
390 12x |
|
August |
|
| 2 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
|
383 17x |
|
June |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
|
298 27x |
|
June |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
|
594 46x |
|
July |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
|
|
Frank Ravenswood
Oregon, United States |
|
189 8x |
|
January |
|
| 2 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Teddy Clark
Texas, United States |
|
188 12x |
|
February |
|
| 3 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Mikole Hogan
Texas, United States |
|
183 6x |
|
June |
|
| 1 |
|
|
|
|
|
Ian Hicks
Idaho, United States |
|
156 |
|
January |
|
| 2 |
|
|
|
|
|
Jadon Rasor
Idaho, United States |
|
124 |
|
January |
|
| 3 |
|
|
|
|
|
Jordan Birkhimer
Idaho, United States |
|
102 |
|
January |
|
| 4 |
|
|
|
|
|
Aimee Rasor
Idaho, United States |
|
99 |
|
January |
|
| 5 |
|
|
|
Junior |
|
Colton Moore
Idaho, United States |
|
82 |
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January |
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| 6 |
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Junior |
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Ethnee White
Idaho, United States |
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56 |
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January |
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| 7 |
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Madie Gunter
Idaho, United States |
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28 |
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January |
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| 1 |
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Frank Ravenswood
Oregon, United States |
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270 3x |
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March |
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| 2 |
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Rowan Preuss
Arizona, United States |
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259 |
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August |
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| 3 |
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Rebecca Vargas
Arizona, United States |
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253 |
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August |
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| 4 |
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Johnah Semon
Arizona, United States |
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239 |
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August |
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| 5 |
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Emiliano Valencia
Arizona, United States |
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235 |
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August |
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| 6 |
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Elihah Mac Cabe
Arizona, United States |
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232 |
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August |
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| 7 |
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Julian Laihr
Arizona, United States |
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229 |
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August |
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| 8 |
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Junior |
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Kaitlyn Rendon
Arizona, United States |
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219 |
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August |
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| 9 |
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Patrick Rehder
Arizona, United States |
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219 |
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August |
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| 10 |
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Jesse Ramirez
Arizona, United States |
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212 |
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August |
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| 11 |
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Link Hohnstein
Arizona, United States |
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195 |
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August |
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| 1 |
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Frank Ravenswood
Oregon, United States |
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540 13x |
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March |
|
| 1 |
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Junior |
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Tristan Grisham
Texas, United States |
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292 22x |
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February |
|
| 2 |
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|
|
Junior |
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Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
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292 18x |
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October |
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| 3 |
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Frank Ravenswood
Oregon, United States |
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238 |
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February |
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| 4 |
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Gwen Sheppard
Wisconsin, United States |
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202 1x |
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October |
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| 1 |
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Junior |
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Kennadi Barker
Texas, United States |
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583 37x |
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June |
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| 2 |
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Junior |
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Tristan Grisham
Texas, United States |
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570 31x |
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March |
|
| 3 |
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|
Junior |
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Hugh Sheldon
Idaho, United States |
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555 |
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January |
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| 4 |
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Senior |
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Wesley Shumaker
New Mexico, United States |
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554 16x |
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October |
|
| 5 |
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Frank Ravenswood
Oregon, United States |
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478 4x |
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February |
|
| 6 |
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Senior |
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Dan Ide
Illinois, United States |
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437 3x |
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July |
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| 7 |
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Gwen Sheppard
Wisconsin, United States |
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376 2x |
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October |
|
| 1 |
|
|
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Frank Ravenswood
Oregon, United States |
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157 2x |
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January |
|
| 2 |
|
|
|
Junior |
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Mikole Hogan
Texas, United States |
|
155 1x |
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June |
|
| 3 |
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|
|
Junior |
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Teddy Clark
Texas, United States |
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155 1x |
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February |
|
| 1 |
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Matt Haggstrom
Oregon, United States |
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342 7x |
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November |
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| 2 |
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Kathy Konek
Idaho, United States |
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312 1x |
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November |
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| 1 |
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Senior |
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Wesley Shumaker
New Mexico, United States |
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347 3x |
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August |
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| 2 |
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Junior |
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Tristan Grisham
Texas, United States |
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317 2x |
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April |
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| 1 |
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Frank Ravenswood
Oregon, United States |
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253 3x |
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March |
|
| 2 |
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Senior |
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Jeff Schneider
Arizona, United States |
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244 4x |
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October |
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| 3 |
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Junior |
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Teddy Clark
Texas, United States |
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231 7x |
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February |
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| 4 |
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Taylor Bovinette
Oregon, United States |
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160 1x |
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December |
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| 1 |
|
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Frank Ravenswood
Oregon, United States |
|
510 4x |
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January |
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| 2 |
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Senior |
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Jeff Schneider
Arizona, United States |
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466 2x |
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May |
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| 3 |
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Junior |
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Teddy Clark
Texas, United States |
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425 7x |
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January |
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| 4 |
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Junior |
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Mikole Hogan
Texas, United States |
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420 2x |
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March |
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2019 Net Competitor Monthly Matches: Archery |
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Matches for April 2019
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2019 Net Competitor Monthly Matches: Pistol |
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Matches for April 2019 All Rookie Divisions Click the name or the  icon for details and registration. |
target |
distance |
arms |
course |
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50 Foot Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - Rookie Division  |
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B3,B2 |
50ft |
.22 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - Rookie Gallery Course - 50ft |  |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
This match is intended for new shooters who are learning the sport!
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 50', but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- This match is for shooters who have under a year experience and the match can be shot under less strict training conditions. Match may also be shot during multiple training sessions and coaching is permitted.
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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10 Meter Air Pistol - Rookie Division |
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B40 |
10m |
.177 |
2x10 |
| Pistol - Air - Pistol (2x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
This match is intended for new shooters who are learning the sport!
We believe that the best way to practice shooting is in a competitive environment. We are offering this monthly Precision Pistol (Bullseye) match as a fun, less intense way to practice while in competition. Targets can be shot during practice over multiple sessions and you can even coach them while shoot. As long it follows the same rules, scores can also be used from another match!
Love the Olympics? So do we! We're recreating the spirit of the Olympic sport in an online monthly match. If you would like to see a match with a different number of shots, just let us know!
About 10M Air Pistol: The 10 meter air pistol is an Olympic shooting event governed by the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF). It is similar to 10 metre air rifle in that it is shot with 4.5 mm (or .177) caliber air guns at a distance of 10 metres (11 yards), and the programme consists of 60 shots within 75 minutes for men, and 40 shots within 50 minutes for women. It is also similar to 50 metre pistol despite the shorter distance and the use of air guns, and most top-level male shooters compete in both events. For more information see: NRA Air Gun & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- This match is for shooters who have under a year experience and the match can be shot under less strict training conditions. Match may also be shot during multiple training sessions and coaching is permitted.
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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| Center Fire Pistol Click the name or the icon for details and registration. |
target |
distance |
arms |
course |
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50 Foot Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - Gallery Course |
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B3,B2 |
50ft |
>=.32 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - 50 Foot Precision Pistol (Bullseye) Gallery Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25 yards, but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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50 Foot Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 600 |
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B3,B2 |
50ft |
>=.32 |
6x10 |
| Pistol - 50 Foot Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 600 | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25 yards, but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Slow 1
- Slow 2
- Timed 1
- Timed 2
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
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50 Foot Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 900 |
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B3,B2 |
50ft |
>=.32 |
9x10 |
| Pistol - 50 Foot Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 900 | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
What is a "900"?
This match is a modified version that is shot entirely at 50 feet. It consists of
20 shots, slow fire (two 10-shot strings, 10 minutes per string)
20 shots, timed fire (four 5-shot strings, 20 seconds per string)
20 shots, rapid fire (four 5-shot strings, 10 seconds per string)
and the National Match Course
10-shots slow fire
10-shots timed fire (two 5-shot strings)
10-shot strings (two 5-shot strings)
Thats 90 shots for a possible aggregate total of 900 points
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25 yards, but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Slow 1
- Slow 2
- Timed 1
- Timed 2
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
- Slow 3
- Timed 3
- Rapid 3
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20 Yard Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - Gallery Course |
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B4,B5 |
20yd |
>=.32 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - 20 Yard Precision Pistol (Bullseye) Gallery Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25 yards, but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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25 Yard Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - Short Course |
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B16,B8 |
25yd |
>=.32 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - 25 Yard Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - NRA Short Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25 yards, but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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25 Yard Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 600 |
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B16,B8 |
25yd |
>=.32 |
6x10 |
| Pistol - 25 Yard Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 600 | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25 yards, but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Slow 1
- Slow 2
- Timed 1
- Timed 2
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
|
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1Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 900 |
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B8,B6 |
25yd,50yd |
>=.32 |
9x10 |
| Pistol - Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 900 - NRA National Match Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
What is a "900"?
This match consists of
20 shots, slow fire at 50 yards (two 10-shot strings, 10 minutes per string)
20 shots, timed fire at 25 yards (four 5-shot strings, 20 seconds per string)
20 shots, rapid fire at 25 yards (four 5-shot strings, 10 seconds per string)
and the National Match Course
10-shots slow fire at 50 yards
10-shots timed fire (two 5-shot strings) at 25 yards
10-shot strings (two 5-shot strings) at 25 yards
Thats 90 shots for a possible aggregate total of 900 points
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25 yards, but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Slow 1
- Slow 2
- Timed 1
- Timed 2
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
- NMC Slow
- NMC Timed
- NMC Rapid
|
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Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - Camp Perry Course |
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B8 |
25yd |
>=.32 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - Camp Perry Course - 25yd | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
What is the Camp Perry Course?
The Camp Perry Course is a three stage event shot at 25 yards. Slow fire is shot in two five shot strings, 2 1/2 minutes each on the 25 yard timed and rapid fire target.
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - NRA National Match Course |
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|
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|
B8,B6 |
25yd,50yd |
>=.32 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - NRA National Match Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25 yards, but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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25 Yard Center Fire Pistol - 30 Shots |
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B38,B16 |
25yd |
.30-.38 |
6x5 |
| Pistol - 25 Yard Center Fire Pistol - 30 Shots | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
This is the 25 yard version of the 25 meter sport.
About 25M Center Fire Pistol: 25 meter center fire pistol is an ISSF shooting event and is normally a men-only event. Its origin lies in competitions with military-style service pistols, and as such its history dates back to the 19th century. This event is shot with handguns of any caliber between .30 and .38 | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the highest score of the last 10 shot series working backward.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Each series must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Precision 1
- Precision 2
- Precision 3
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
- Rapid 3
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25 Yard Center Fire Pistol - 60 Shots |
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B38,B16 |
25yd |
.30-.38 |
12x5 |
| Pistol - 25 Yard Center Fire Pistol | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
This is the 25 yard version of the 25 meter sport.
About 25M Center Fire Pistol: 25 meter center fire pistol is an ISSF shooting event and is normally a men-only event. Its origin lies in competitions with military-style service pistols, and as such its history dates back to the 19th century. This event is shot with handguns of any caliber between .30 and .38 | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the highest score of the last 10 shot series working backward.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Each series must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Precision 1
- Precision 2
- Precision 3
- Precision 4
- Precision 5
- Precision 6
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
- Rapid 3
- Rapid 4
- Rapid 5
- Rapid 6
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25 Meter Center Fire Pistol - 30 Shots |
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B37,B17 |
25m |
.30-.38 |
6x5 |
| Pistol - 25 Meter Center Fire Pistol - 30 Shots | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
About 25M Center Fire Pistol: 25 meter center fire pistol is an ISSF shooting event and is normally a men-only event. Its origin lies in competitions with military-style service pistols, and as such its history dates back to the 19th century. This event is shot with handguns of any caliber between .30 and .38 | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the highest score of the last 10 shot series working backward.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Each series must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Precision 1
- Precision 2
- Precision 3
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
- Rapid 3
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25 Meter Center Fire Pistol - 60 Shots |
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B37,B17 |
25m |
.30-.38 |
12x5 |
| Pistol - 25 Meter Center Fire Pistol | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
About 25M Center Fire Pistol: 25 meter center fire pistol is an ISSF shooting event and is normally a men-only event. Its origin lies in competitions with military-style service pistols, and as such its history dates back to the 19th century. This event is shot with handguns of any caliber between .30 and .38 | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the highest score of the last 10 shot series working backward.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Each series must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Precision 1
- Precision 2
- Precision 3
- Precision 4
- Precision 5
- Precision 6
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
- Rapid 3
- Rapid 4
- Rapid 5
- Rapid 6
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| Rim Fire Pistol Click the name or the icon for details and registration. |
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25 Foot Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - Qualification Course |
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TQ7,TQ6 |
25ft |
.22 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - Precision Pistol (Bullseye) Qualification Course - Open | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. This match follows the format and rules of the NRA/Winchester Pistol Qualification. For more information on this program visit their website at NRA/Winchester Marksmanship Qualification Program Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25', but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTION:
- Follows the NRA/Winchester Pistol Qualification format found here: https://mqp.nra.org/media/4198/conventional-bullseye.pdf
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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50 Foot Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - Gallery Course |
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B3,B2 |
50ft |
.22 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - 50 Foot Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - NRA Gallery Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 50', but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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50 Foot Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 600 |
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B3,B2 |
50ft |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Pistol - 50 Foot Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 600 | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25 yards, but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Slow 1
- Slow 2
- Timed 1
- Timed 2
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
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50 Foot Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 900 |
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B3,B2 |
50ft |
.22 |
9x10 |
| Pistol - 50 Foot Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 900 | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
What is a "900"?
This match is a modified version that is shot entirely at 50 feet. It consists of
20 shots, slow fire (two 10-shot strings, 10 minutes per string)
20 shots, timed fire (four 5-shot strings, 20 seconds per string)
20 shots, rapid fire (four 5-shot strings, 10 seconds per string)
and the National Match Course
10-shots slow fire
10-shots timed fire (two 5-shot strings)
10-shot strings (two 5-shot strings)
Thats 90 shots for a possible aggregate total of 900 points
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25 yards, but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Slow 1
- Slow 2
- Timed 1
- Timed 2
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
- Slow 3
- Timed 3
- Rapid 3
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25 Yard Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - Short Course |
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B16,B8 |
25yd |
.22 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - 25 Yard Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - NRA Short Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25 yards, but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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25 Yard Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 600 |
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B16,B8 |
25yd |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Pistol - 25 Yard Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 600 | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25 yards, but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Slow 1
- Slow 2
- Timed 1
- Timed 2
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
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Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 900 |
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B8,B6 |
25yd,50yd |
.22 |
9x10 |
| Pistol - Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - 900 NRA National Match Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
What is a "900"?
This match consists of
20 shots, slow fire at 50 yards (two 10-shot strings, 10 minutes per string)
20 shots, timed fire at 25 yards (four 5-shot strings, 20 seconds per string)
20 shots, rapid fire at 25 yards (four 5-shot strings, 10 seconds per string)
and the National Match Course
10-shots slow fire at 50 yards
10-shots timed fire (two 5-shot strings) at 25 yards
10-shot strings (two 5-shot strings) at 25 yards
Thats 90 shots for a possible aggregate total of 900 points
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25 yards, but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Slow 1
- Slow 2
- Timed 1
- Timed 2
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
- NMC Slow
- NMC Timed
- NMC Rapid
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1Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - Camp Perry Course |
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B8 |
25yd |
.22 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - Camp Perry Course - 25yd | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
What is the Camp Perry Course?
The Camp Perry Course is a three stage event shot at 25 yards. Slow fire is shot in two five shot strings, 2 1/2 minutes each on the 25 yard timed and rapid fire target.
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
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Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - NRA National Match Course |
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B8,B6 |
25yd,50yd |
.22 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - Precision Pistol (Bullseye) - NRA National Match Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
We're offering monthly Precision Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25 yards, but we'll add additional events at the different distances as demand grows, so let us know!
About Precision Pistol: NRA Precision Pistol, also known as Conventional - Bullseye Pistol, is a shooting sport in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits. The NRA Pistol Department has established rules and keeps records for this historic sport.
Precision Pistol was the inspiration for the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) International 25-meter (82 feet) Standard Pistol event, and the development of skills required takes practice and determination to achieve proficiency. This sport produces some of the best pistol competitors in the world today. For more information see: NRA Pistol Programs & Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Record 10 shots for each type of fire, but firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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50 Foot Pistol (Free) - 30 Shots |
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B11 |
50ft |
.22 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - Free Pistol 50ft - Half Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
We love to support the classic disciplines and it doesn't get much more classic than Free Pistol! We're offering monthly 30 Shot Free Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses.
About Free Pistol: The 50 meter pistol, formerly and unofficially still often called free pistol, is one of the ISSF shooting events. It provides the purest precision shooting among the pistol events, and is one of the oldest shooting types, dating back to the 19th century and only having seen marginal rule changes since the 1936.
The target of this event hasnt changed since 1900, the distance since 1912 and competitors have been using the single shot 22 rim-fire pistol since 1908. The sport traced back to the beginning of indoor flobert Pistol parlor shooting in Europe during the 1870s, which in turn traced back to 18th century pistol dueling. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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50 Foot Pistol (Free) - 60 Shots |
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B11 |
50ft |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Pistol - Free Pistol 50ft - Full Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
We love to support the classic disciplines and it doesn't get much more classic than Free Pistol! We're offering monthly Free Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses.
About Free Pistol: The 50 meter pistol, formerly and unofficially still often called free pistol, is one of the ISSF shooting events. It provides the purest precision shooting among the pistol events, and is one of the oldest shooting types, dating back to the 19th century and only having seen marginal rule changes since the 1936.
The target of this event hasnt changed since 1900, the distance since 1912 and competitors have been using the single shot 22 rim-fire pistol since 1908. The sport traced back to the beginning of indoor flobert Pistol parlor shooting in Europe during the 1870s, which in turn traced back to 18th century pistol dueling. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Target 1
- Target 2
- Target 3
- Target 4
- Target 5
- Target 6
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50 Meter Pistol (Free) - 30 Shots |
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B17 |
50m |
.22 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - Free Pistol 50m - Half Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
We love to support the classic disciplines and it doesn't get much more classic than Free Pistol! We're offering 30 Shot monthly Free Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses.
About Free Pistol: The 50 meter pistol, formerly and unofficially still often called free pistol, is one of the ISSF shooting events. It provides the purest precision shooting among the pistol events, and is one of the oldest shooting types, dating back to the 19th century and only having seen marginal rule changes since the 1936.
The target of this event hasnt changed since 1900, the distance since 1912 and competitors have been using the single shot 22 rim-fire pistol since 1908. The sport traced back to the beginning of indoor flobert Pistol parlor shooting in Europe during the 1870s, which in turn traced back to 18th century pistol dueling. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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50 Meter Pistol (Free) - 60 Shots |
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B17 |
50m |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Pistol - Free Pistol 50m - Full Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
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We love to support the classic disciplines and it doesn't get much more classic than Free Pistol! We're offering monthly Free Pistol matches which allow you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses.
About Free Pistol: The 50 meter pistol, formerly and unofficially still often called free pistol, is one of the ISSF shooting events. It provides the purest precision shooting among the pistol events, and is one of the oldest shooting types, dating back to the 19th century and only having seen marginal rule changes since the 1936.
The target of this event hasnt changed since 1900, the distance since 1912 and competitors have been using the single shot 22 rim-fire pistol since 1908. The sport traced back to the beginning of indoor flobert Pistol parlor shooting in Europe during the 1870s, which in turn traced back to 18th century pistol dueling. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- All ties will be broken by x count.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Target 1
- Target 2
- Target 3
- Target 4
- Target 5
- Target 6
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50 Foot Rapid Fire Pistol - 30 Shots |
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B39 |
50ft |
.22 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - Rapid Fire 50 Foot - Half Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Love the Olympics? So do we! We're recreating the spirit of the Olympic sport in an online monthly match allowing you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 50', but we offer events at 25m distances in Full and Half Course, as well!
About 25M Rapid Fire Pistol: 25 metre rapid fire pistol is one of the ISSF shooting events and is shot with .22 LR pistols. The event has been a part of the Olympic program ever since the beginning in 1896. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the 4 second series, then the 6 second series and the 8 second series.
- Record 1 stage of 2 series of each type, firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- The stage must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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50 Foot Rapid Fire Pistol - 60 Shots |
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B39 |
50ft |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Pistol - Rapid Fire 50 Foot - Full Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Love the Olympics? So do we! We're recreating the spirit of the Olympic sport in an online monthly match allowing you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 50', but we offer events at 25m distances in Full and Half Course, as well!
About 25M Rapid Fire Pistol: 25 metre rapid fire pistol is one of the ISSF shooting events and is shot with .22 LR pistols. The event has been a part of the Olympic program ever since the beginning in 1896. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the last 4 second series, then the first 4 second series, the last 6 second series, the first 6 second series, the last 8 second series and then the first 8 second series.
- Record 2 stages of 2 series of each type, firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Each stage must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- 8 Sec
- 6 Sec
- 4 Sec
- 8 Sec
- 6 Sec
- 4 Sec
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25 Yard Rapid Fire Pistol - 30 Shots |
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B38 |
25yd |
.22 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - Rapid Fire 25 Yard - Half Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Love the Olympics? So do we! We're recreating the spirit of the Olympic sport in an online monthly match allowing you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses. Do you normally shoot at a different distance? This event is shot at 25yds, but we offer events at 25m and 50' distances in Full and Half Course, as well!
About 25M Rapid Fire Pistol: 25 metre rapid fire pistol is one of the ISSF shooting events and is shot with .22 LR pistols. The event has been a part of the Olympic program ever since the beginning in 1896. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the 4 second series, then the 6 second series and the 8 second series.
- Record 1 stages of 2 series of each type, firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- The stage must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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25 Yard Rapid Fire Pistol - 60 Shots |
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B38 |
25yd |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Pistol - Rapid Fire 25 Yard - Full Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Love the Olympics? So do we! We're recreating the spirit of the Olympic sport in an online monthly match allowing you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses.
About 25M Rapid Fire Pistol: 25 metre rapid fire pistol is one of the ISSF shooting events and is shot with .22 LR pistols. The event has been a part of the Olympic program ever since the beginning in 1896. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the last 4 second series, then the first 4 second series, the last 6 second series, the first 6 second series, the last 8 second series and then the first 8 second series.
- Record 2 stages of 2 series of each type, firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Each stage must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- 8 Sec
- 6 Sec
- 4 Sec
- 8 Sec
- 6 Sec
- 4 Sec
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25 Meter Rapid Fire Pistol - 30 Shots |
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25m |
25m |
.22 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - Rapid Fire 25 Meter - Half Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Love the Olympics? So do we! We're recreating the spirit of the Olympic sport in an online monthly match allowing you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses.
About 25M Rapid Fire Pistol: 25 metre rapid fire pistol is one of the ISSF shooting events and is shot with .22 LR pistols. The event has been a part of the Olympic program ever since the beginning in 1896. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the 4 second series, then the 6 second series and the 8 second series.
- Record 1 stages of 2 series of each type, firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- The stage must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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25 Meter Rapid Fire Pistol - 60 Shots |
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25m |
25m |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Pistol - Rapid Fire 25 Meter - Full Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Love the Olympics? So do we! We're recreating the spirit of the Olympic sport in an online monthly match allowing you the opportunity to compete anytime you want to with no travel expenses.
About 25M Rapid Fire Pistol: 25 metre rapid fire pistol is one of the ISSF shooting events and is shot with .22 LR pistols. The event has been a part of the Olympic program ever since the beginning in 1896. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the last 4 second series, then the first 4 second series, the last 6 second series, the first 6 second series, the last 8 second series and then the first 8 second series.
- Record 2 stages of 2 series of each type, firing them per rule specifications.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Each stage must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- 8 Sec
- 6 Sec
- 4 Sec
- 8 Sec
- 6 Sec
- 4 Sec
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125 Meter Standard Pistol - 30 Shots |
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B37 |
25m |
.22 |
3x10 |
| Pistol - 25 Meter Standard Pistol - 30 Shots | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
About 25M Standard Pistol: 25 meter standard pistol is an ISSF shooting event introduced at the ISSF World Shooting Championships in 1970. It has its roots in the NRA conventional pistol competitions. It is shot with a regular sport pistol in caliber .22 LR. | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the highest score of the last 10 shot series working backward.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Each series must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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125 Meter Standard Pistol - 60 Shots |
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B37 |
25m |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Pistol - 25 Meter Standard Pistol | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
About 25M Standard Pistol: 25 meter standard pistol is an ISSF shooting event introduced at the ISSF World Shooting Championships in 1970. It has its roots in the NRA conventional pistol competitions. It is shot with a regular sport pistol in caliber .22 LR. | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the highest score of the last 10 shot series working backward.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Each series must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- 150 Sec 1
- 150 Sec 2
- 20 Sec 1
- 20 Sec 2
- 10 Sec 1
- 10 Sec 2
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125 Yard (Sport) Pistol - 30 Shots |
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B38,B16 |
25yd |
.22 |
6x5 |
| Pistol - 25 Yard (Sport) Pistol - 30 Shots | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
This is the 25 yard version of the 25 meter sport.
About 25M Pistol: 25 meter pistol is an ISSF shooting event and is shot with .22 LR pistols. It was introduced at the ISSF World Shooting Championships in 1970. | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the highest score of the last 10 shot series working backward.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Each series must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Precision 1
- Precision 2
- Precision 3
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
- Rapid 3
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125 Yard (Sport) Pistol - 60 Shots |
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B38,B16 |
25yd |
.22 |
12x5 |
| Pistol - 25 Yard (Sport) Pistol | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
This is the 25 yard version of the 25 meter sport.
About 25M Pistol: 25 meter pistol is an ISSF shooting event and is shot with .22 LR pistols. It was introduced at the ISSF World Shooting Championships in 1970. | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the highest score of the last 10 shot series working backward.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Each series must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Precision 1
- Precision 2
- Precision 3
- Precision 4
- Precision 5
- Precision 6
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
- Rapid 3
- Rapid 4
- Rapid 5
- Rapid 6
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125 Meter (Sport) Pistol - 30 Shots |
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B37,B17 |
25m |
.22 |
6x5 |
| Pistol - 25 Meter (Sport) Pistol - 30 Shots | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
About 25M Pistol: 25 meter pistol is an ISSF shooting event and is shot with .22 LR pistols. It was introduced at the ISSF World Shooting Championships in 1970. | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the highest score of the last 10 shot series working backward.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Each series must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Precision 1
- Precision 2
- Precision 3
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
- Rapid 3
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125 Meter (Sport) Pistol - 60 Shots |
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B37,B17 |
25m |
.22 |
12x5 |
| Pistol - 25 Meter (Sport) Pistol | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
About 25M Pistol: 25 meter pistol is an ISSF shooting event and is shot with .22 LR pistols. It was introduced at the ISSF World Shooting Championships in 1970. | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by x count followed by the highest score of the last 10 shot series working backward.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Each series must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Precision 1
- Precision 2
- Precision 3
- Precision 4
- Precision 5
- Precision 6
- Rapid 1
- Rapid 2
- Rapid 3
- Rapid 4
- Rapid 5
- Rapid 6
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2019 Net Competitor Monthly Matches: Rifle |
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Matches for April 2019 | All Rookie Divisions Click the name or the icon for details and registration. |
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Standing Air Rifle - Rookie Division |
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AR5 |
10m |
.177 |
2x10 |
| Rifle - Air - Precision Standing (2x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
This match is intended for new shooters who are learning the sport!
We believe that the best way to practice shooting is in a competitive environment. We are offering this monthly Standing Air Rifle match as a fun, less intense way to practice while in competition. Targets can be shot during practice over multiple sessions and you can even coach them while shoot. As long it follows the same rules, scores can also be used from another match!
Have a suggestion for a match you would like to see? Let us know!
About 10M Air Rifle: 10 meter air rifle is an International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF) shooting event, shot over a distance of 10 meters (10.94 yards) from a standing position with a 4.5 mm (0.177 in) calibre air rifle. It is one of the ISSF-governed shooting events included in the Olympic games. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- This match is for shooters who have under a year experience and the match can be shot under less strict training conditions. Match may also be shot during multiple training sessions and coaching is permitted.
- Ties will be broken by "X". An "X" for paper targets will be considered any shot where the shot hole completely covers the 10 ring dot and for electronic scoring where the center of the shot hole is located somewhere on the 0.5mm ten ring.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- This match may be shot with precision or sporter equipment.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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Prone Air Rifle - Rookie Division |
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AR5 |
10m |
.177 |
2x10 |
| Rifle - Air - Prone (2x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
This match is intended for new shooters who are learning the sport!
We believe that the best way to practice shooting is in a competitive environment. We are offering this monthly Prone Air Rifle match as a fun, less intense way to practice while in competition. Targets can be shot during practice over multiple sessions and you can even coach them while shoot. As long it follows the same rules, scores can also be used from another match!
Have a suggestion for a match you would like to see? Let us know!
About 3P Air Rifle: Three-Position Air Rifle Shooting is the most popular and fastest growing form of shooting sports competition for youth of high school age or younger. Sporter Air Rifle is designed for new competitors or those who desire to compete with a minimum of equipment and expense For more information see: The CMP & The National Three-Position Air Rifle Council | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- This match is for shooters who have under a year experience and the match can be shot under less strict training conditions. Match may also be shot during multiple training sessions and coaching is permitted.
- Ties will be broken by "X" count. An "X" for paper targets will be considered any shot where the shot hole completely covers the 10 ring dot and for electronic scoring where the center of the shot hole is located somewhere on the 0.5mm ten ring.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- This match may be shot with precision or sporter equipment.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
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3 Position Air Rifle - Rookie Division |
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AR5 |
10m |
.177 |
3x10 |
| Rifle - Air - 3 Position (3x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
This match is intended for new shooters who are learning the sport!
We believe that the best way to practice shooting is in a competitive environment. We are offering this monthly 3 Position Air Rifle match as a fun, less intense way to practice while in competition. Targets can be shot during practice over multiple sessions and you can even coach them while shoot. As long it follows the same rules, scores can also be used from another match!
Have a suggestion for a match you would like to see? Let us know!
About 3P Air Rifle: Three-Position Air Rifle Shooting is the most popular and fastest growing form of shooting sports competition for youth of high school age or younger. Sporter Air Rifle is designed for new competitors or those who desire to compete with a minimum of equipment and expense For more information see: The CMP & The National Three-Position Air Rifle Council | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- This match is for shooters who have under a year experience and the match can be shot under less strict training conditions. Match may also be shot during multiple training sessions and coaching is permitted.
- Ties will be broken by "X" count and then by the score of the standing target, then kneeling, then prone. An "X" for paper targets will be considered any shot where the shot hole completely covers the 10 ring dot and for electronic scoring where the center of the shot hole is located somewhere on the 0.5mm ten ring.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- This match may be shot with precision or sporter equipment.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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Prone Smallbore Rifle - Rookie Division |
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A17 |
50ft |
.22 |
2x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Conventional Prone - 50ft (2x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
This match is intended for new shooters who are learning the sport!
We believe that the best way to practice shooting is in a competitive environment. We are offering this monthly Prone .22 Rifle match as a fun, less intense way to practice while in competition. Targets can be shot during practice over multiple sessions and you can even coach them while shoot. As long it follows the same rules, scores can also be used from another match!
Have a suggestion for a match you would like to see? Let us know!
About 50M Rifle Prone: 50 metre rifle prone is an International Shooting Sport Federation event consisting of 60 shots from the prone position with a .22 Long Rifle (5.6 mm) caliber rifle. The sport is based on the traditional "English Match" that also consisted of 60 shots in the prone position with a .22 rifle, but had varying distances between 45.7 metres (50.0 yd) and 100 metres (110 yd). For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- This match is for shooters who have under a year experience and the match can be shot under less strict training conditions. Match may also be shot during multiple training sessions and coaching is permitted.
- Ties will be broken by "X" count and then by score of the standing target. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the ten ring but not touching the outside edge of the nine ring with the aid of a .22 caliber plug type scoring gauge.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- This maatch may be shot with precision or sporter equipment.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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| Precision Air Rifle Click the name or the icon for details and registration. |
target |
distance |
arms |
course |
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1Standing Air Rifle - 30 Shots |
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AR5 |
10m |
.177 |
3x10 |
| Rifle - Air - Precision Standing (3x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting, NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Love the Olympics? So do we! We're recreating the spirit of the Olympic sport with this lighter half course, 30 shot Standing Air Rifle online monthly match.
About 10M Air Rifle: 10 meter air rifle is an International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF) shooting event, shot over a distance of 10 meters (10.94 yards) from a standing position with a 4.5 mm (0.177 in) calibre air rifle. It is one of the ISSF-governed shooting events included in the Olympic games. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by "X" count. An "X" for paper targets will be considered any shot where the shot hole completely covers the 10 ring dot and for electronic scoring where the center of the shot hole is located somewhere on the 0.5mm ten ring.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight is allowed, except for USAS score submission, ISSF sight rules apply.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Standing 3
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1Standing Air Rifle - 60 Shots |
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AR5 |
10m |
.177 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Air - Precision Standing (6 x 10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting, NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Love the Olympics? So do we! We're recreating the spirit of the Olympic sport with this full course 60 shot Standing Air Rifle online monthly match.
About 10M Air Rifle: 10 meter air rifle is an International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF) shooting event, shot over a distance of 10 meters (10.94 yards) from a standing position with a 4.5 mm (0.177 in) calibre air rifle. It is one of the ISSF-governed shooting events included in the Olympic games. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by "X" count. An "X" for paper targets will be considered any shot where the shot hole completely covers the 10 ring dot and for electronic scoring where the center of the shot hole is located somewhere on the 0.5mm ten ring.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight is allowed, except for USAS score submission, ISSF sight rules apply.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Standing 3
- Standing 4
- Standing 5
- Standing 6
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Prone Air Rifle - 30 Shots |
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AR5 |
10m |
.177 |
3x10 |
| Rifle - Air - Precision Prone (3x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
Love to shoot Prone? Take part in this 30 shot match so you can compete each month without travel expense or requiring a scoring system and see how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA classification!
Have a suggestion for a match you would like to see? Let us know!
About 3P Air Rifle: Three-Position Air Rifle Shooting is the most popular and fastest growing form of shooting sports competition for youth of high school age or younger. Sporter Air Rifle is designed for new competitors or those who desire to compete with a minimum of equipment and expense For more information see: The CMP & The National Three-Position Air Rifle Council | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by "X". An "X" for paper targets will be considered any shot where the shot hole completely covers the 10 ring dot and for electronic scoring where the center of the shot hole is located somewhere on the 0.5mm ten ring.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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Prone Air Rifle - 60 Shots |
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AR5 |
10m |
.177 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Air - Precision Prone (6x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
Love to shoot Prone? Take part in this 60 shot match so you can compete each month without travel expense or requiring a scoring system and see how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA classification!
Have a suggestion for a match you would like to see? Let us know!
About 3P Air Rifle: Three-Position Air Rifle Shooting is the most popular and fastest growing form of shooting sports competition for youth of high school age or younger. Sporter Air Rifle is designed for new competitors or those who desire to compete with a minimum of equipment and expense For more information see: The CMP & The National Three-Position Air Rifle Council | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by "X". An "X" for paper targets will be considered any shot where the shot hole completely covers the 10 ring dot and for electronic scoring where the center of the shot hole is located somewhere on the 0.5mm ten ring.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Prone 3
- Prone 4
- Prone 5
- Prone 6
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3 Position Air Rifle |
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AR5 |
10m |
.177 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Air - Precision 3 Position - Full Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | CMP Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your CMP number for score submission to the CMP. |
| Details:
Enjoy the challenging sport of 3 Position Rifle competition using your Precision Air Rifle! This relatively new sport is growing and can be found across the United States in ranges, high school gyms, even at home! We're offering this 60 shot match so you can compete each month without travel expense or requiring a scoring system.
About 3P Air Rifle: Three-Position Air Rifle Shooting is the most popular and fastest growing form of shooting sports competition for youth of high school age or younger. Precision Air Rifle is modeled after Olympic-style shooting and allows the use of specialized target rifles and equipment. For more information see: The CMP & The National Three-Position Air Rifle Council | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by "X" count and then by score of the last standing target, then the first standing target, then kneeling, then prone. An "X" for paper targets will be considered any shot where the shot hole completely covers the 10 ring dot and for electronic scoring where the center of the shot hole is located somewhere on the 0.5mm ten ring.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed, except for CMP score submission, where CMP sight rules apply.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Kneeling 1
- Kneeling 2
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| Precision Rifle Click the name or the icon for details and registration. |
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distance |
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300 Meter Prone Rifle |
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300m |
300m |
<8mm |
6x10 |
| Rifle - 300 Meter Prone - Full Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Join us for a the challenging full course in 300 Meter Prone Smallbore Rifle competition! This is a great sport anyone can shoot. See how you rank over all or by age!
Want to shoot at other distances? Let us know!
About 300m Prone: 300 meter rifle prone is an ISSF shooting event. It was added to the World Championship program in 1982, and was based on the English Match. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the inner ten ring.
- Any caliber under 8mm may be used.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed, except for USAS score submission, ISSF sight rules apply.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Prone 3
- Prone 4
- Prone 5
- Prone 6
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300 Meter 3 Position Rifle |
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300m |
300m |
<8mm |
6x10 |
| Rifle - 300 Meter 3 Position - Half Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Take part in half course version of this great 300 Meter sport! Compete each month and see how you rank over all or by age! We're offing this 60 shot match so you can compete each month without travel expense or requiring a scoring system.
Interested in a full course, 120 shot match? Let us know!
About 300m 3P: ISSF 300m 3 Position matches are conducted with an equal number of shots fired from the Prone, the Standing and the Kneeling positions. It was dropped from the Olympics in 1970 but remains in World and regional competition. For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count, then by the score of the last standing target, then the first standing target, then kneeling, then prone. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the inner ten ring.
- Any caliber under 8mm may be used.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed, except for USAS score submission, ISSF sight rules apply.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Kneeling 1
- Kneeling 2
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| Precision Smallbore Rifle Click the name or the icon for details and registration. |
target |
distance |
arms |
course |
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50 Foot Standing Smallbore Rifle |
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USA50 |
50ft |
.22 |
4x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Metric Standing (4x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
Come take part in a 50 foot, 40 shot match in what many would consider the most challenging rifle position! You won't need to travel to find a standing match. We are offering this match every month! Come see how you rank against your peers, over all, by age, and by NRA Classification.
Want to see this match with more shots or longer distances? Let us know!
About .22 Smallbore Rifle: Smallbore rifle competition is held over distances of 50 feet, 50 yards/meters, and/or 100 yards. For more information see: NRA | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest number of inner tens. Inner tens should be recorded as X count. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the ten ring but not touching the outside edge of the eight ring with the aid of a .22 caliber plug type scoring gauge.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Standing 3
- Standing 4
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50 Foot Standing Smallbore Rifle - IRONS |
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USA50 |
50ft |
.22 |
4x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Metric Standing IRONS (4x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
Come take part in a 50 foot, 40 shot match in what many would consider the most challenging rifle position! You won't need to travel to find a standing match. We are offering this match every month! Come see how you rank against your peers, over all, by age, and by NRA Classification.
Want to see this match with more shots or longer distances? Let us know!
About .22 Smallbore Rifle: Smallbore rifle competition is held over distances of 50 feet, 50 yards/meters, and/or 100 yards. For more information see: NRA | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Only Iron sights allowed.
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest number of inner tens. Inner tens should be recorded as X count. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the ten ring but not touching the outside edge of the eight ring with the aid of a .22 caliber plug type scoring gauge.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Standing 3
- Standing 4
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50 Foot Prone Smallbore Rifle |
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USA50 |
50ft |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Metric Prone - 50ft (6 x 10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting, NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Join us for a 50' version of the challenging full course Prone Smallbore Rifle competition seen in Olympics! This is a great sport anyone can shoot. See how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA Classification!
Want to shoot at other distances? Let us know!
About 50M Rifle Prone: 50 metre rifle prone is an International Shooting Sport Federation event consisting of 60 shots from the prone position with a .22 Long Rifle (5.6 mm) caliber rifle. The sport is based on the traditional "English Match" that also consisted of 60 shots in the prone position with a .22 rifle, but had varying distances between 45.7 metres (50.0 yd) and 100 metres (110 yd). For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the ten ring but not touching the outside edge of the eight ring with the aid of a .22 caliber plug type scoring gauge.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed, except for USAS score submission, ISSF sight rules apply.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Prone 3
- Prone 4
- Prone 5
- Prone 6
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50 Foot Prone Smallbore Rifle - IRONS |
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USA50 |
50ft |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Metric Prone IRONS - 50ft (6x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting, NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Join us for a 50' version of the challenging full course Prone Smallbore Rifle competition seen in Olympics! This is a great sport anyone can shoot. See how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA Classification!
Want to shoot at other distances? Let us know!
About 50M Rifle Prone: 50 metre rifle prone is an International Shooting Sport Federation event consisting of 60 shots from the prone position with a .22 Long Rifle (5.6 mm) caliber rifle. The sport is based on the traditional "English Match" that also consisted of 60 shots in the prone position with a .22 rifle, but had varying distances between 45.7 metres (50.0 yd) and 100 metres (110 yd). For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the ten ring but not touching the outside edge of the eight ring with the aid of a .22 caliber plug type scoring gauge.
- Only Iron Sights allowed.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Prone 3
- Prone 4
- Prone 5
- Prone 6
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50 Foot 3 Position Smallbore Rifle |
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USA50 |
50ft |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Metric 3 Position 50ft Half Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting, NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Take part in our 50 foot half course version of this great Olympic sport! Compete each month and see how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA classification! We're offing this 60 shot match so you can compete each month without travel expense or requiring a scoring system.
Interested in a full course, 120 shot match or 50 meters? Let us know!
About .22 3P: International Rifle events in Three positions are conducted with an equal number of shots fired from the Prone, the Standing and the Kneeling positions, always in that order. For more information see: Wikipedia & NRA | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count, then by the score of the last standing target,then the first standing target, then kneeling, then prone. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the ten ring but not touching the outside edge of the eight ring with the aid of a .22 caliber plug type scoring gauge.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed, except for USAS score submission, ISSF sight rules apply.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Kneeling 1
- Kneeling 2
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50 Foot 3 Position Smallbore Rifle - IRONS |
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USA50 |
50ft |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Metric 3 Position IRONS 50ft Half Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting, NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Take part in our 50 foot half course version of this great Olympic sport! Compete each month and see how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA classification! We're offing this 60 shot match so you can compete each month without travel expense or requiring a scoring system.
Interested in a full course, 120 shot match or 50 meters? Let us know!
About .22 3P: International Rifle events in Three positions are conducted with an equal number of shots fired from the Prone, the Standing and the Kneeling positions, always in that order. For more information see: Wikipedia & NRA | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count, then by the score of the last standing target, then the first standing target, then kneeling, then prone. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the ten ring but not touching the outside edge of the eight ring with the aid of a .22 caliber plug type scoring gauge.
- Only Iron Sights allowed.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Kneeling 1
- Kneeling 2
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50 Foot 4 Position Smallbore Rifle |
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A17 |
50ft |
.22 |
8x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Conventional 4 Position 50ft Half Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
This is a 50 foot half course version of the classic Four Position Smallbore Rifle match! Stay sharp for the NRA 4 Position Sectionals with this monthly match. See how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA Classification!
Interested in a full course, 160 shot match or 50 meters? Let us know!
About .22 Smallbore Rifle: Smallbore rifle competition is held over distances of 50 feet, 50 yards/meters, and/or 100 yards. For more information see: NRA | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count then by the score of the last standing target, then the first standing target, then kneeling, then sitting, then prone. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the ten ring but not touching the outside edge of the nine ring with the aid of a .22 caliber plug type scoring gauge.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Sitting 1
- Sitting 2
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Kneeling 1
- Kneeling 2
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50 Foot 4 Position Smallbore Rifle - IRONS |
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A17 |
50ft |
.22 |
8x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Conventional 4 Position IRONS 50ft Half Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
This is a 50 foot half course version of the classic Four Position Smallbore Rifle match! Stay sharp for the NRA 4 Position Sectionals with this monthly match. See how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA Classification!
Interested in a full course, 160 shot match or 50 meters? Let us know!
About .22 Smallbore Rifle: Smallbore rifle competition is held over distances of 50 feet, 50 yards/meters, and/or 100 yards. For more information see: NRA | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count then by the score of the last standing target, then the first standing target, then kneeling, then sitting, then prone. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the ten ring but not touching the outside edge of the nine ring with the aid of a .22 caliber plug type scoring gauge.
- Only Iron Sights allowed.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Sitting 1
- Sitting 2
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Kneeling 1
- Kneeling 2
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25 Yard Conventional 3 Position Smallbore Rifle |
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A7 |
25yd |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Conventional 3 Position 25yd (6x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
Take part in our 25yd half course version of this great Olympic sport! Compete each month and see how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA classification! We're offing this 60 shot match so you can compete each month without travel expense or requiring a scoring system.
Interested in a full course, 120 shot match? Let us know!
About .22 3P: International Rifle events in Three positions are conducted with an equal number of shots fired from the Prone, the Standing and the Kneeling positions, always in that order. For more information see: Wikipedia & NRA | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count, then by the score of the last standing target, then the first standing target, then kneeling, then prone.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Kneeling 1
- Kneeling 2
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50 Yard Conventional Prone Smallbore Rifle |
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A23 |
50yd |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Conventional Prone 50yd (6x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
Join us for this challenging 50yd full course Prone Smallbore Rifle competition seen in Olympics! This is a great sport anyone can shoot. See how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA Classification!
Want to shoot at other distances? Let us know!
About 50M Rifle Prone: 50 metre rifle prone is an International Shooting Sport Federation event consisting of 60 shots from the prone position with a .22 Long Rifle (5.6 mm) caliber rifle. The sport is based on the traditional "English Match" that also consisted of 60 shots in the prone position with a .22 rifle, but had varying distances between 45.7 metres (50.0 yd) and 100 metres (110 yd). For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- May be shot at 50m instead of 50yd using the A50 target.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Prone 3
- Prone 4
- Prone 5
- Prone 6
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50 Yard Metric Prone Smallbore Rifle |
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A51 |
50yd |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Metric Prone - 50yd (6x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting, NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Join us for this challenging 50yd full course Prone Smallbore Rifle competition seen in Olympics! This is a great sport anyone can shoot. See how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA Classification!
Want to shoot at other distances? Let us know!
About 50M Rifle Prone: 50 metre rifle prone is an International Shooting Sport Federation event consisting of 60 shots from the prone position with a .22 Long Rifle (5.6 mm) caliber rifle. The sport is based on the traditional "English Match" that also consisted of 60 shots in the prone position with a .22 rifle, but had varying distances between 45.7 metres (50.0 yd) and 100 metres (110 yd). For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed, except for USAS score submission, ISSF sight rules apply.
- May be shot at 50m instead of 50yd using the A50 target.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Prone 3
- Prone 4
- Prone 5
- Prone 6
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100 Yard Conventional Prone Smallbore Rifle |
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A25 |
100yd |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Conventional Prone 100yd (6x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
Join us for this challenging 100yd full course Prone Smallbore Rifle competition! This is a great sport anyone can shoot. See how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA Classification!
Want to shoot at other distances? Let us know!
About 50M Rifle Prone: 50 metre rifle prone is an International Shooting Sport Federation event consisting of 60 shots from the prone position with a .22 Long Rifle (5.6 mm) caliber rifle. The sport is based on the traditional "English Match" that also consisted of 60 shots in the prone position with a .22 rifle, but had varying distances between 45.7 metres (50.0 yd) and 100 metres (110 yd). For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Prone 3
- Prone 4
- Prone 5
- Prone 6
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100 Yard Metric Prone Smallbore Rifle |
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A33 |
100yd |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Metric Prone - 100yd (6x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting, NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Join us for this challenging 100yd full course Prone Smallbore Rifle competition! This is a great sport anyone can shoot. See how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA Classification!
Want to shoot at other distances? Let us know!
About 50M Rifle Prone: 50 metre rifle prone is an International Shooting Sport Federation event consisting of 60 shots from the prone position with a .22 Long Rifle (5.6 mm) caliber rifle. The sport is based on the traditional "English Match" that also consisted of 60 shots in the prone position with a .22 rifle, but had varying distances between 45.7 metres (50.0 yd) and 100 metres (110 yd). For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed, except for USAS score submission, ISSF sight rules apply.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Prone 3
- Prone 4
- Prone 5
- Prone 6
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Conventional Prone Dewar Course Smallbore Rifle |
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A23,A25 |
100yd,50yd |
.22 |
4x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Conventional Dewar - 50 & 100yd (4x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
Join us for this challenging Dewar course shot at 50yds and 100yds! This is a great sport anyone can shoot. See how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA Classification!
Want to shoot at other distances? Let us know!
About 50M Rifle Prone: 50 metre rifle prone is an International Shooting Sport Federation event consisting of 60 shots from the prone position with a .22 Long Rifle (5.6 mm) caliber rifle. The sport is based on the traditional "English Match" that also consisted of 60 shots in the prone position with a .22 rifle, but had varying distances between 45.7 metres (50.0 yd) and 100 metres (110 yd). For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- 50yd targets may be shot at 50m using the A50 target.
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest number of inner tens. Inner tens should be recorded as X count.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 50yd 1
- Prone 50yd 2
- Prone 100yd 1
- Prone 100yd 2
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Metric Prone Dewar Course Smallbore Rifle |
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A33,A51 |
100yd,50yd |
.22 |
4x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Metric Prone Dewar Course - (4x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
Join us for this challenging Dewar course shot at 50yds and 100yds! This is a great sport anyone can shoot. See how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA Classification!
Want to shoot at other distances? Let us know!
About 50M Rifle Prone: 50 metre rifle prone is an International Shooting Sport Federation event consisting of 60 shots from the prone position with a .22 Long Rifle (5.6 mm) caliber rifle. The sport is based on the traditional "English Match" that also consisted of 60 shots in the prone position with a .22 rifle, but had varying distances between 45.7 metres (50.0 yd) and 100 metres (110 yd). For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- 50yd targets may be shot at 50m using the A50 target.
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest number of inner tens. Inner tens should be recorded as X count.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 50yd 1
- Prone 50yd 2
- Prone 100yd 1
- Prone 100yd 2
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50 Yard Conventional 3 Position Smallbore Rifle |
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A23 |
50yd |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Conventional 3 Position 50yd (6x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
Take part in our 50yd half course version of this great Olympic sport! Compete each month and see how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA classification! We're offing this 60 shot match so you can compete each month without travel expense or requiring a scoring system.
Interested in a full course, 120 shot match? Let us know!
About .22 3P: International Rifle events in Three positions are conducted with an equal number of shots fired from the Prone, the Standing and the Kneeling positions, always in that order. For more information see: Wikipedia & NRA | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count then by the score of the last standing target, then the first standing target, then kneeling, then prone.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- May be shot at 50m instead of 50yd using the A50 target.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Kneeling 1
- Kneeling 2
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50 Yard Metric 3 Position Smallbore Rifle |
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A51 |
50yd |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Smallbore Metric 3 Position 50yd Half Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | USA Shooting, NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
You must provide your USAS number for score submission to USA Shooting.Fees to Submit to USAS:
$6 first discipline
$3 per additional discipline |
| Details:
Take part in our 50yd half course metric version of this great Olympic sport! Compete each month and see how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA classification! We're offing this 60 shot match so you can compete each month without travel expense or requiring a scoring system.
Interested in a full course, 120 shot match? Let us know!
About .22 3P: International Rifle events in Three positions are conducted with an equal number of shots fired from the Prone, the Standing and the Kneeling positions, always in that order. For more information see: Wikipedia & NRA | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest "X" count, then by the score of the last standing target, then the first standing target, then kneeling, then prone.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed, except for USAS score submission, ISSF sight rules apply.
- May be shot at 50m instead of 50yd using the A50 target.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- This is a Precision event, but may be shot with Sporter equipment.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Kneeling 1
- Kneeling 2
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| Sporter Air Rifle Click the name or the icon for details and registration. |
target |
distance |
arms |
course |
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Standing Sporter Air Rifle - 30 Shots |
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AR5 |
10m |
.177 |
3x10 |
| Rifle - Air - Sporter Standing (3x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
About 10M Air Rifle: 10 meter air rifle is an International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF) shooting event, shot over a distance of 10 meters (10.94 yards) from a standing position with a 4.5 mm (0.177 in) calibre air rifle. It is one of the ISSF-governed shooting events included in the Olympic games. For more information see: Wikipedia & The CMP | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by "X" count. An "X" for paper targets will be considered any shot where the shot hole completely covers the 10 ring dot and for electronic scoring where the center of the shot hole is located somewhere on the 0.5mm ten ring.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Standing 3
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Standing Sporter Air Rifle - 60 Shots |
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AR5 |
10m |
.177 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Air - Sporter Standing (6 x 10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | NRA Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your NRA number, address and birth date for score submission to the NRA. |
| Details:
About 10M Air Rifle: 10 meter air rifle is an International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF) shooting event, shot over a distance of 10 meters (10.94 yards) from a standing position with a 4.5 mm (0.177 in) calibre air rifle. It is one of the ISSF-governed shooting events included in the Olympic games. For more information see: Wikipedia & The CMP | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by "X" count. An "X" for paper targets will be considered any shot where the shot hole completely covers the 10 ring dot and for electronic scoring where the center of the shot hole is located somewhere on the 0.5mm ten ring.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Standing 3
- Standing 4
- Standing 5
- Standing 6
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Prone Sporter Air Rifle - 30 Shots |
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AR5 |
10m |
.177 |
3x10 |
| Rifle - Air - Sporter Prone (3x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
Love to shoot Prone? Take part in this 30 shot match so you can compete each month without travel expense or requiring a scoring system and see how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA classification!
Have a suggestion for a match you would like to see? Let us know!
About 3P Air Rifle: Three-Position Air Rifle Shooting is the most popular and fastest growing form of shooting sports competition for youth of high school age or younger. Sporter Air Rifle is designed for new competitors or those who desire to compete with a minimum of equipment and expense For more information see: The CMP & The National Three-Position Air Rifle Council | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by "X". An "X" for paper targets will be considered any shot where the shot hole completely covers the 10 ring dot and for electronic scoring where the center of the shot hole is located somewhere on the 0.5mm ten ring.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
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Prone Sporter Air Rifle - 60 Shots |
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AR5 |
10m |
.177 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Air - Sporter Prone (6x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
Love to shoot Prone? Take part in this 60 shot match so you can compete each month without travel expense or requiring a scoring system and see how you rank over all, by age, or by NRA classification!
Have a suggestion for a match you would like to see? Let us know!
About 3P Air Rifle: Three-Position Air Rifle Shooting is the most popular and fastest growing form of shooting sports competition for youth of high school age or younger. Sporter Air Rifle is designed for new competitors or those who desire to compete with a minimum of equipment and expense For more information see: The CMP & The National Three-Position Air Rifle Council | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by "X". An "X" for paper targets will be considered any shot where the shot hole completely covers the 10 ring dot and for electronic scoring where the center of the shot hole is located somewhere on the 0.5mm ten ring.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Prone 3
- Prone 4
- Prone 5
- Prone 6
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3 Position Sporter Air Rifle |
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AR5 |
10m |
.177 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Air - Sporter 3 Position - Full Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | CMP Membership is NOT required to compete
You must provide your CMP number for score submission to the CMP. |
| Details:
About 3P Air Rifle: Three-Position Air Rifle Shooting is the most popular and fastest growing form of shooting sports competition for youth of high school age or younger. Sporter Air Rifle is designed for new competitors or those who desire to compete with a minimum of equipment and expense For more information see: The CMP & The National Three-Position Air Rifle Council | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by "X" count and then by score of the last standing target, then the first standing target, then kneeling, then prone. An "X" for paper targets will be considered any shot where the shot hole completely covers the 10 ring dot and for electronic scoring where the center of the shot hole is located somewhere on the 0.5mm ten ring.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed, except for CMP score submission, where CMP sight rules apply.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Kneeling 1
- Kneeling 2
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4 Position Sporter Air Rifle |
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AR5 |
10m |
.177 |
8x10 |
| Rifle - Air - Sporter 4 Position - Full Course | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
About Sporter Air Rifle: The largest and fastest-growing segment of junior shooting today uses a class of target air rifles called “sporter air rifles.” Sporter air rifles now constitute a special class of junior shooting competition that offers excellent opportunities for new junior shooters. For more information see: The CMP | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Ties will be broken by "X" count and then by the score of the last standing target, then the first standing target, then kneeling, then sitting, then prone. An "X" for paper targets will be considered any shot where the shot hole completely covers the 10 ring dot and for electronic scoring where the center of the shot hole is located somewhere on the 0.5mm ten ring.
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group.
- Targets must be shot in one timed session.
- There is a 24hr challenge period after each target deadline.
- Keep targets until 7 days after the competition ends. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Sitting 1
- Sitting 2
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Kneeling 1
- Kneeling 2
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| Sporter Smallbore Rifle Click the name or the icon for details and registration. |
target |
distance |
arms |
course |
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Standing Sporter Smallbore Rifle |
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USA50 |
50ft |
.22 |
4x10 |
| Rifle - Sporter Smallbore Standing (4x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
About .22 Smallbore Rifle: Smallbore rifle competition is held over distances of 50 feet, 50 yards/meters, and/or 100 yards. For more information see: NRA | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest X count. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the ten ring but not touching the outside edge of the eight ring with the aid of a .22 caliber plug type scoring gauge.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Standing 3
- Standing 4
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Prone Sporter Smallbore Rifle |
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USA50 |
50ft |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Sporter Smallbore Prone (6x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
About 50M Rifle Prone: 50 metre rifle prone is an International Shooting Sport Federation event consisting of 60 shots from the prone position with a .22 Long Rifle (5.6 mm) caliber rifle. The sport is based on the traditional "English Match" that also consisted of 60 shots in the prone position with a .22 rifle, but had varying distances between 45.7 metres (50.0 yd) and 100 metres (110 yd). For more information see: Wikipedia | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- Ties are broken in favor of the athlete with the highest X count. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the ten ring but not touching the outside edge of the eight ring with the aid of a .22 caliber plug type scoring gauge.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Prone 3
- Prone 4
- Prone 5
- Prone 6
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3 Position Sporter Smallbore Rifle |
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USA50 |
50ft |
.22 |
6x10 |
| Rifle - Sporter Smallbore Metric 3 Position (6x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
Enjoy the challenging sport of 3 Position Rifle competition using your Sporter Air Rifle! This relatively new sport is growing and can be found across the United States in ranges, high school gyms, even at home! We're offing this 60 shot match so you can compete each month without travel expense or requiring a scoring system.
About .22 3P: International Rifle events in Three positions are conducted with an equal number of shots fired from the Prone, the Standing and the Kneeling positions, always in that order. For more information see: Wikipedia & NRA | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- Ties will be broken by "X" count and then by score of the last standing target, then the first standing target, then kneeling, then prone. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the ten ring but not touching the outside edge of the eight ring with the aid of a .22 caliber plug type scoring gauge.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Kneeling 1
- Kneeling 2
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4 Position Sporter Smallbore Rifle |
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A17 |
50ft |
.22 |
8x10 |
| Rifle - Sporter Smallbore Conventional 4 Position (8x10) | |
| Open Unrestricted to the Public
Open to individual competitors
Fee: $3.00 per person $0.00 per team
This competition is currently in progressREGISTER | | Details:
About .22 Smallbore Rifle: Smallbore rifle competition is held over distances of 50 feet, 50 yards/meters, and/or 100 yards. For more information see: NRA | | Rules:
EXCEPTIONS:
- Any metallic or telescopic sight allowed.
- Ties will be broken by "X" count and then by the score of the last standing target, then the first standing target, then kneeling, then sitting, then prone. An "X" will be considered any shot hole touching the ten ring but not touching the outside edge of the nine ring with the aid of a .22 caliber plug type scoring gauge.
- Shooters will be ranked by overall performance and within their age group. | Match Date:
04/30/2019
| Targets:
- Prone 1
- Prone 2
- Sitting 1
- Sitting 2
- Standing 1
- Standing 2
- Kneeling 1
- Kneeling 2
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2019 Net Competitor Monthly Matches: Shotgun |
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Matches for April 2019
Classification- Shooters must enter Birthdate for age based grouping and may compete as:
- Seniors beginning January 1st of the calendar year in which his or her 60th birthday occurs; 60yrs & up.
- Juniors through December 31st of the calendar year in which his or her 20th birthday occurs; until age 21.
- Shooters may compete as Rookies when they have under a year experience and match can be shot under less strict training conditions; all ages new shooters.
Registration- Registration for each match is open until the last day of that month.
- There is a non-refundable $3 match fee per person to participate in each match.
- All payments must be made on Net Competitor during registration, prior to any score submission.
NOTE: The intent is fun competition and will only have comparative value if everyone participates as if it were an in-person match.
Shooting
- Shooting may begin at 12AM Pacific Time (PT) on the 1st and ends at 11:59PM Pacific Time (PT) on the last day of the match month.
- Follow rules defined by the rulebook listed for each event and any exceptions will be noted in the rules for that match.
- Please record your scores under match-like conditions. Don't abandon halfway through if things aren't going well.
- You may use scores from any match or practice held the same month as the monthly match, if it follows the same rules & conditions.
- Monthly Match scores may be used in other eligible Net Competitor Matches.
Scoring- Scoring uses an honor system, unless defined in match rules.
- Electronic Scoring is allowed, but not required unless defined in match rules.
- Enter or import scores directly into Net Competitor for each target shot, as defined by match rules.
- Submit scores starting at 12AM Pacific Time (PT) on the 1st day of the monthly match
- Scores must be submitted prior to 11:59PM Pacific Time (PT) on the deadline day of each match.
- Score corrections may be submitted online and are subject to approval.
- Do not send us your targets, but please retain targets for 30 days after match completion for challenges.
- We reserve the right to randomly request submission (by e-mail or upload) of copies or scans of targets.
- Score challenges must be made within a week prior to the deadline of each match.
- Scores will only be sent to the governing bodies in sanctioned events.
Results
- Results will automatically display on Net Competitor at midnight on the 1st of the month following the match.
- Leaderboard will display 1st, 2nd & 3rd place along with State, National & Global rankings.
* Awards will only be given in events which reach the minimum required participants; 1st place - 5 participants; 1st & 2nd place - 7 participants; 1st, 2nd & 3rd - 10 participants.
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