This is a great video that should be required viewing! I have a list of things to consider before every stage that is taped to my clipboard so I can look at it regularly. There are all hard lessons learned, some more than once. Don't be afraid to ask questions and/or borrow bags.
This is all great information I shot my first nrl22 match on the tenth of this month one thing I will add to this info is if you make any major changes to the rifle you are bringing to the match take it to the range after the change. I am saying this because I'm the dumb butt who changed the firing pin in my rifle just before this match and I did not bring it to the range after BIG MISTAKE my rifle did not shoot as it needed a little filing work to function properly luckily for me I had a friend who signed up for the match at the same time and he let me shoot his rifle I still did horrible at the match but it was so much fun. If you are on the fence about entering in to a match just do it you will not regret it.side note if you are disabled make sure you can get into the position that are in the match I wear a brace on my right leg and it doesn't allow my leg to bend all the way so the course with the chair had to be done modified for my self I did not let them know ahead of time about my issue thinking I could do it without checking when you sign up they will eventually post a course of fire and you will know what the obstacles are then you can try them before hand
i am trying to build the ruger precision rifle like your video. could you provide part numbers or descriptions that you actual used for the build. very much enjoy your videos. many thanks Bill
This is a good honest review of how an NRL22 or a Rimfire PRS event is run. In most cases the PRS events are much more difficult do to the longer ranges. God Bless you all.
I shoot base class with a CZ 457 MTR varmint, and it has a cold bore shift (CBS) in cold weather only... but not in the summer matches??? Currently working out that data hopping the CBS is consistent.
I haven’t shot competitive 22s since my young days back in the 70’s with turkey shoots lol. This year, I’ve decided to get back into some competitive shooting.
This is a great video that should be required viewing! I have a list of things to consider before every stage that is taped to my clipboard so I can look at it regularly. There are all hard lessons learned, some more than once. Don't be afraid to ask questions and/or borrow bags.
This is all great information I shot my first nrl22 match on the tenth of this month one thing I will add to this info is if you make any major changes to the rifle you are bringing to the match take it to the range after the change. I am saying this because I'm the dumb butt who changed the firing pin in my rifle just before this match and I did not bring it to the range after BIG MISTAKE my rifle did not shoot as it needed a little filing work to function properly luckily for me I had a friend who signed up for the match at the same time and he let me shoot his rifle I still did horrible at the match but it was so much fun. If you are on the fence about entering in to a match just do it you will not regret it.side note if you are disabled make sure you can get into the position that are in the match I wear a brace on my right leg and it doesn't allow my leg to bend all the way so the course with the chair had to be done modified for my self I did not let them know ahead of time about my issue thinking I could do it without checking when you sign up they will eventually post a course of fire and you will know what the obstacles are then you can try them before hand
Great walk through! For everyone that is thinking about shooting their first NRL22 match, it's a ton of fun. Give it a try.
Wwhere is this at? Ben Avery? I did hear the RO mention Ben Avery, so I'm guessing this isn't Ben Avery
i am trying to build the ruger precision rifle like your video. could you provide part numbers or descriptions that you actual used for the build. very much enjoy your videos. many thanks Bill
"Hit or miss" doesn't sound like it fits with the word "precision". Smallbore prone or benchrest would be for people with interest in "precision."
This is a good honest review of how an NRL22 or a Rimfire PRS event is run. In most cases the PRS events are much more difficult do to the longer ranges. God Bless you all.
Great timing! I shoot my first NRL22 match this weekend. Appreciate the video...it's nice to have a good idea of what to expect at the match.
I shoot base class with a CZ 457 MTR varmint, and it has a cold bore shift (CBS) in cold weather only... but not in the summer matches??? Currently working out that data hopping the CBS is consistent.
do most people use bolt actions or simi autos ? ive read some matches are single feed only indicating bolt actions would be almost mandatory
Thanks for this video. I live in west central Forida and need to find if they have any matches in my area. This would be fun.
I haven’t shot competitive 22s since my young days back in the 70’s with turkey shoots lol. This year, I’ve decided to get back into some competitive shooting.
I greatly appreciate these videos you do. EXTREMELY HELPFUL
I am wanting to get into NRL 22 this year , what an awesome video ! Super helpful and I really appreciate you doing this 👍
Thank you so much, very needed to watch this.
That was fantastic!!! Great job!!!
Great video! Thank you!
Thanks, very well done
This is great!!
Thanks again,