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591!!! ARGH!!! Thanx.97.6% would be Master. Your first 120 gets you an official classification. Shoot a 591 on your next match and you will get a HighMaster classification.
97.6% would be Master. Your first 120 gets you an official classification. Shoot a 591 on your next match and you will get a HighMaster classification.
590 would get to 98.0% and HM is 98.00 OR greater
So I shot my first ever competition Saturday. 600 yards and it was F open because it was my 6.5 creed coyote rifle. I did this 194-6x, 198-11x, and 194-6x. Total 586-23x. What would the classification be? Aside from last place!
591!!! ARGH!!! Thanx.
That's the truth! Just got mine in the mail!Great shooting, especially for your first time out. I started in March of 2017, F-Class Target Rifle (FTR). Was hooked after the first match. Rifle was basically a stock Remington 700 except for the trigger and chassis. Today it looks nothing like what I stared with. I made HM last year. When you get that rating it feels really good.
You will get there much faster starting with the right, or better equipment.
Welcome to the insanity,,, I mean fun.
So I shot my first ever competition Saturday. 600 yards and it was F open because it was my 6.5 creed coyote rifle. I did this 194-6x, 198-11x, and 194-6x. Total 586-23x. What would the classification be? Aside from last place!
'prone' is 98.5I thought Highmaster mid-range, f class was 98.5% ?
Can you give a brief description of both as both are shot prone? Or at least the main difference.'prone' is 98.5
f-class is 98.0
Can you give a brief description of both as both are shot prone? Or at least the main difference.
So, how did you know you made HM?How often does the NRA send out updated Classification cards. I got my HM last June and still haven't received my new card.
