Posted: 9/7/2020 10:40:00 PM EDT
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Quote History Quoted:Nope, NRA rules changed a few years back. The standard service rifle class now allows 4.5x optics. I believe there is also the 'Any Rifle' class for more X optics. What you need for a match: - Rifle that meets the requirements, that is zeroed for 100 yards, ear and eye protection
- 50 rounds plus 10-20 extra for warm up/sighting shots (good quality ammo that shoots well in your rifle)
- (2) 20 round mags ( 30s work, but may get in the way of prone shooting)
- A shooting mat, or pad to keep your body and elbows off the concrete when prone
- A plastic open action flag to keep your gun safe, they usually will sell you one if you don't have it.
- A spotting scope on a mini tripod is nice to have, and necessary if you want to be competitive
- be ready to shoot standing, sitting(or kneeling), and prone
The serious competitors will have a shooting jacket that aids supporting your rifle in the positions, and a heavy shooting glove. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quote History Quoted:Quoted:
Is it iron sights only? Nope, NRA rules changed a few years back. The standard service rifle class now allows 4.5x optics. I believe there is also the 'Any Rifle' class for more X optics. What you need for a match: - Rifle that meets the requirements, that is zeroed for 100 yards, ear and eye protection
- 50 rounds plus 10-20 extra for warm up/sighting shots (good quality ammo that shoots well in your rifle)
- (2) 20 round mags ( 30s work, but may get in the way of prone shooting)
- A shooting mat, or pad to keep your body and elbows off the concrete when prone
- A plastic open action flag to keep your gun safe, they usually will sell you one if you don't have it.
- A spotting scope on a mini tripod is nice to have, and necessary if you want to be competitive
- be ready to shoot standing, sitting(or kneeling), and prone
The serious competitors will have a shooting jacket that aids supporting your rifle in the positions, and a heavy shooting glove. Why the 100 yard zero? I've been using the 50 for years on my AR's.
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