2026 TSRA Texas Long Range Championship

[rardoin]

 

[davidjoe]

I have known the phrase was Leslie Nelson’s, but, surely, there will be some that watched fewer movies than others.

 

[rardoin]

I have known the phrase was Leslie Nelson’s, but, surely, there will be some that watched fewer movies than others.

I saaaaid...Don't call me..oh, nevermind.

 

[Sandstorm]

That was humorous ..made me spit my coffee on the keyboard...lol
its early.

 

[Airborne-350G]

Shooters, mark your calendar in April, 2026 for the TSRA Texas State Long Range Championship.

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On behalf of the Texas State Rifle Association, we are pleased to announce that the 2026 Long Range Texas State Championship will be held April 9-12, 2026, near Houston, Texas, hosted by the Bayou Rifles Club, at its Juliff Range location. April 9 will be an optional practice session. Team matches will be Friday, April 10, followed by individual matches on Saturday and Sunday shot in the pair fire format. Match details are provided in the match program:

TSRA 2026 Long Range Match Program

Online registration and payment of match fees via credit card will open at 7:00 p.m. central time on Sunday evening, December 21, 2025, using the link:

https://www.cognitoforms.com/BRI1/TSRA2026LR .

Looking forward as always to a great and safe championship match with many of the finest shooters and people you will find.

What’s the latest date to withdraw with refund?

 

[davidjoe]

What’s the latest date to withdraw with refund?

March 20, by 6:00 p.m., but sooner if possible helps waitlist make their plans.

 

[noahburleson1]

Being that the NRA adopted 20 shot pair fire are we suppose to use our long range classification or full bore classification?

 

[davidjoe]

Being that the NRA adopted 20 shot pair fire are we suppose to use our long range classification or full bore classification?

The new rule book for F-Class hasn’t been updated to the NRA website yet. I refresh that page a few times a day. Other rule books revised this year have been, and ours should be any day now.

We can anticipate they will place this match under a revised and expanded F-Class full bore course of fire with accompanying national record eligibility, but let’s look when it’s published on the site. For initial squadding purposes though, registration sought the shooter’s long range classification and rifle type. Under rifle type for F-Class, Open and TR were choices, so the submitted classifications will stand for squadding purposes, and then after day one, grouping by standings.

Because of these rule changes, there very well may be other guns brought such as F precision or even F factory, which the match program could not foresee. It does however refer to the NRA rules, so my strong inclination is to conduct the match by the Rules as of its commencement to the extent feasible, although the more time we have with them, the better. (An example of “feasible” means don’t bring gear that damages the facility).

There are also changes to E-Target Rules about no reads, challenges, etc. everyone should read that I’m told will appear. They can be seen in the new High Power Rule book, that is already out.

 

[davidjoe]

New 2026 F-Class rulebook has been uploaded.

https://competitions.nra.org/media/10591/2026-f-class-rulebook.pdf