Very nice setup Kyle!

Thank you sir! Hope it shoots.

We’re now on the map for the PRS central region.

You'll need to find someone that can figure that out for you...

nice rifle

Lol I got this just gotta find which ammo it likes which Tim came through in that front. Then the real uphill battle is finding enough to shoot and practice with for the year.

I'm getting hyped for the first shoot. I should probably assemble my rifle. I got a box of parts sitting in the corner of the closet.

Haha, yea you should probably do that.

I thought you were going to get a different rifle for this year.

This year for the first three matches range day will be the Saturday before the match at 2:00 in the afternoon till 5:30. Range day Fee will be $15 per adult shooter. Shooters under 16 years of age will be considered a youth shooter and they will be free with an adult paid shooter. Also our match fee this year will be $35 per match. I may do an extra range day in early February but I have not picked a time yet.

I'm hard headed and running the AR this year. I found someone that makes precision barrels for .22AR setups. I'm excited to see how it shoots and how well I can shoot it. Haha.

Sounds good to me buddy, I hope she will be a tack driver for you.

Just saw the schedule. I should be able to actually make a few matches this year!!!

tikka?

Looking forward to giving this a try! Been out of the competition game for way too long. Now on the hunt for a rifle and ammo!

Good luck on the rifle and ammo, hope to see you out there.

I have never seen, or done anything like this, but it sounds like a heck of a lot of fun!!

Is there room for spectators at something like this? Wouldn't mind watching before I made a fool out myself by entering.

You can for sure just watch, but as someone who has done very little this far, I recommend you bring an scoped 22lr rifle (any 22lr rifle) and also give it a try during the range day (usually day before each event).

I am planning on attending one of the range/practice days as well and my son said he is interested in trying it out as well

I shot in the first .22 match that Kyle did. I used an old Glenfield model 25 with a cheap redfield scope. It did have an moa turret, but I can't say how accurate the turret was. I ended up finishing first in the bottom third of the group. LOL. Slap a good scope on any old .22 and it will get you there for your first match. It matters not if you finish first or DAL. I guarantee that if you come watch, and don't shoot, you will regret it.

+1

The people at the event are friendly, will answer questions, will even loan you equipment (bag, support, etc.) to help you shoot, happy to give you tips, etc.. Great environment to learn and have fun

Hey guys, got a rifle, scope, ammo and am registered/paid for my first match on 2/21. Is there anything else I should consider bringing? My rifle has a bipod and I have the weibad range cube. Do I need an additional bag like the fortune cookie or game changer? Also, can anyone advise on a basic idea of what size targets to expect beyond 100 yards.

The game changer is a very versatile bag to have it will help you in a variety of stages. Past 100 yards Target sizes will vary from three to 12 inchs depending upon the distance and position you are shooting from. There is a t y l rack at 150 yd that will start at 6 in and go all the way down to 2 in.

I am thinking about having a 22 rimfire range day on Sunday the 31st at 2:00 if I do not have to work. I will know Saturday morning whether I do or not and will post it then.just trying to give everybody a little heads up in case it works. if anyone is interested in coming can you please let me know ahead of time.

Thanks SR

Yes for me.

Yes for me

I guess Chris , Josh and I are the only three that feel they need to practice everybody else must be ready to rock and roll .