We are looking at shooting at both 50Yds and 100Yds  with rimfire.

 

More info to follow.

OBRAMS PRECISION TACTICAL RIMFIRE MATCH BULLETIN

 

We are introducing a new type of match to our lineup; a “Precision Tactical “ Rimfire Rifle match.  What does “Tactical Precision” mean?  Well, you will be faced with “Precision” shooting challenges similar to those encountered by “Tactical” marksman (such as Law Enforcement and Military snipers).  The goal is to provide a precision/tactical match experience and training/practice that can be done at low cost, easy for beginners to get into, and are fun and low key.  At a time when many shooters are worried about gas prices and ammo costs, the rimfire precision tactical match offers a "high fun factor" experience that won't bust your budget. 

 

The match consists of six “stages”, all shot from a specified position (for this match it is prone, on the ground) at 50 yards. Various targets with different layouts will be used. There will be time restrictions on each stage, but not so restrictive that you cannot get good, well aimed shots off.

 

Any functioning safe rifle of a small-bore rimfire chambering is allowed. This includes, but is not limited too, .22 Long Rifle, .22 Magnum, .17 HMR, etc.

 

Any “field-type” supporting device(s) are allowed. An example of an allowed device would be a bipod, sandbag, or rucksack. A disallowed device would be a “Lead-Slead” or shooting vise.

 

Any sight type and combination is allowed.

 

DIVISIONS:                .22LR  (no magnums)                        Any Rimfire other than .22LR (includes magnums)

                                   

           

CATEGORIES:  within each division there will be these categories - 

 

                 Open –              Optical sights             

                                                            Iron-Tactical –    Iron sights                           

MATCH RULES:

• All shots are to be fired from the position specified for that specific match, unless the competitor cannot physically shoot from the required position. In such a situation, accommodations will be made.
• Any “field-type” supporting device(s) are allowed. An example of an allowed device would be a bipod, sandbag, or rucksack.
• Any shooting style is allowed, provided it conforms with division rules.
• Any sight type and combination is allowed.

 

RIFLE RULES:

• Any rifle of a small-bore rimfire chambering (bolt action, semi auto, single shot, lever, and pump actions) is allowed. This includes, but is not limited to: .22 Long Rifle, .22 Magnum, .17 HMR, 5mm, etc.
• The same gun MUST be fired throughout the course unless verified as having a mechanical or optical failure by the Match Director.

 

EQUIPMENT:

As targets will be challenging in size, quality optics are recommended (minimum 10X). 

• Bipods or packs are allowed.
• No mechanical front rests. 
• No rear bag, monopod, or rear rest of any kind.
• Shooting mats, elbow pads, etc are allowed.
• The Match Director will have the final decision on the legality of equipment.

 

SAFETY:

• Required use of open chamber indicators/flags at all times except after the load command has been given.

• ALL bolts and actions must remain open at all times except when “on stage”.

• Failure to display open actions and Open Chamber Indicator will result in 1 warning, followed by a match disqualification.

• Eye and hearing protection must be worn by competitors, spotters, and bystanders.

• No horseplay or unsafe gun handling will be tolerated. 

 

 

 

OBRAMS Precision Tactical Rimfire Match – December 21, 2013 –Course of Fire

 

The match consists of five stages, all shot from prone at 50 yards.

 

Stage 1 – Don’t Bug Me --   5 minutes time  -  10 shots total  -  100 points possible total.

 1 shot per fly   10 points body shot

                         5 points wing shot

                         2 points missing fly and wings but inside diamond

                         0 points outside diamond

                      -10 points if hit a yellow circle

 

Stage 2 – Play Pool  --  2 minutes time  -  10 shots total  -  100 points possible total.

 10 shots per pool ball – shot at pool ball that is the same as your target number

                        10 points if hit white center of pool ball

                          5 points if hits ANY colored part of pool ball

                          0 points if hit outside of pool ball

 

Stage 3 – Know Your Limit  --  Know Your Limit – 2 minutes time  -   5 shots total  -  210 points possible total.

1 shot per circle –  stop when you want.  If you miss, 0 points for the stage.  Shot must break the line

                               completely to count for score. 

 

Stage 4 – 50 yard Speed  --  45 seconds  - 10 shots total - 100 points, double score if all dots are hit.

Shots must break the line completely to score.  If ALL the dots are hit (10 dots) the score doubles from 100 points to 200 points.

1 shot per dot              10 points per dot,

 

Stage 5 – Double Silhouettes  --  2 minutes – 10 shots total – 100 points possible.

Five shots on each silhouette.  Points per shot determined by ring hit.  Maximum 10 points per shot.

 

Stage 6 – Don’t Miss!  --  5 minutes – 10 shots total – 100 points possible.

1 shot on circle target, 1 shot per pair of silhouettes.  Hits on plus (+) silhouettes added up and then

the value of any hits on negative (-) silhouettes are subtracted to determine total score.  Shot on circle added to total.

The targets will be posted on the www.OBRAMS.org website over the next few weeks.

 

You will be able to download and print them from the website so you will be able to do

some practicing before the match.

This looks like a lot of fun. Count me in!

Is it 10 shots only or can you make up shots?

The first 3 Stages have been posted on http://obrams.org/

So all of these stages will be at 50 yards... this sounds awesome!

 

Any suggestions on the best/most accurate ammo to use on a M&P 15-22? I've used Federal Bulk, CCI Stingers, Mini-Mags and AR Tactical with mixed results from the 15-22.

Is it 10 shots only or can you make up shots?

Ten shots per stage.  Only one shot per target on each stage.  See targets for stages 1 -2 -3 posted on www.OBRAMS.org.  On each target for each stage there will be 10 things to shoot at, circles, flies, etc.  Only one shot each. 

So all of these stages will be at 50 yards... this sounds awesome!

 

Any suggestions on the best/most accurate ammo to use on a M&P 15-22? I've used Federal Bulk, CCI Stingers, Mini-Mags and AR Tactical with mixed results from the 15-22.

Just like your personal taste in women, a .22 rifle will have it's own personal taste in ammo.  You have to try the different brands and see how they group.  The one shooting the smallest group is the one to use.  Most of the things you will be shooting at on each target are about 1 MOA.  At 50 yards that is 1/2".  So find an ammo that will shoot a group that small or smaller.  Only way is by trial and error.

Looks neat, and the best part, from what I gather, my son can shoot his Henry Lever gun, something that he really doesn't get to do to often.

 

We're in.

Looks neat, and the best part, from what I gather, my son can shoot his Henry Lever gun, something that he really doesn't get to do to often.

 

We're in.

 

You will need  a scope !!!!

Ten shots per stage.  Only one shot per target on each stage.  See targets for stages 1 -2 -3 posted on www.OBRAMS.org.  On each target for each stage there will be 10 things to shoot at, circles, flies, etc.  Only one shot each. 

FLIES??????

 

Do you think I can shoot as well as you or Rosie?

 

Can I have some 5" flies to shoot at? Please!

I saw the actual targets in person. Makes that damn chicken look huge.

Yeah, those things look really small. Maybe too small for an M&P 15-22 as I haven't tried ammo that will consistently give me good groups at 50yds scoped & bipod.

You will need  a scope !!!!

I just saw some of the targets, and you are right.

 

I've only got a crappy old scope from my bb gun when I was a kid, and nothing for my Sig 522.

 

We'll probably pass this one, but it does look like and sound like a fun match if you are properly equipped.

 

Good job trying something a little different and more challenging Iggy. 

I just saw some of the targets, and you are right.

 

I've only got a crappy old scope from my bb gun when I was a kid, and nothing for my Sig 522.

 

We'll probably pass this one, but it does look like and sound like a fun match if you are properly equipped.

 

Good job trying something a little different and more challenging Iggy. 

 

Get a Trueglow Scope for $120.00

I just saw some of the targets, and you are right.

 

I've only got a crappy old scope from my bb gun when I was a kid, and nothing for my Sig 522.

 

We'll probably pass this one, but it does look like and sound like a fun match if you are properly equipped.

 

Good job trying something a little different and more challenging Iggy. 

 

I think I have a spare Bushnell Rimfire scope in my bucket o' gun stuff. You're welcome to borrow it if it gets you guys into the match. Shouldn't take more than a few magazines to get it zeroed.

Those targets printed on 8.5x11 paper?

Right up my alley -- I'm in

 

since this isn't run and gun do we have an age limit like the regular OBRAMS

 

I guess I'm asking if Jake can shoot?

Right up my alley -- I'm in

 

since this isn't run and gun do we have an age limit like the regular OBRAMS

 

I guess I'm asking if Jake can shoot?

 

Yes, he can shoot.

Mike, the flies are 3 times the size of real flies already!

Those targets printed on 8.5x11 paper?

Yes, they fit on 8.5 x 11 paper.

Reminder that there are 6 stages for this match. The 6th stage is a "secret" stage. You will not see the target until the morning of the match.

I saw the actual targets in person. Makes that damn chicken look huge.

Wow, the chicken lives!!!

I saw the actual targets in person. Makes that damn chicken look huge.

The chicken only looked bigger because it was a lot closer.

Stage 5 has been posted on OBRAMS.org

With the weather expected this weekend, any chance of a few sight-in shots before the first string?

With the weather expected this weekend, any chance of a few sight-in shots before the first string?

 

We will have a "zeroing hour" from 9AM to 10AM.  1st relay starts shooting at 10AM.

 

Weather is not looking bad for this weekend.  Temps on Saturday in low 50's, 30% chance of rain.

Jer. I can use your rifle ? Dont have a scope on my 22

Are we going to be shooting laying down for this? If so do we need to bring tarp or something?