F/TR

[gaboon]

Is there such thing as a International and a NRA set of rules governing equip,gear, and cal to be allowed.A guy told me you can shoot any caliber in F/TR or palma if it is NRA rules not International rules like what is shot at Camp Perry.

 

[AndyA]

NRA Rules:

(b) F-Class Target Rifle (F-TR) - A rifle restricted to the chambers of unmodified .308 Winchester/7.62mm NATO or unmodified .223 Remington/5.56mm x 45 NATO cartridge cases. The rifle must be fired off a bipod, rigidly attached to the rifle’s for-end, and/or a sling. Any bipod, meeting the definition of a bipod, may be used but its weight must be included in the rifle’s overall weight. Any safe, manually operated trigger is permitted. Any sighting system is permitted, but it must be included in the rifle’s overall weight.
(1) The rifle’s overall weight, including all attachments such as sights, sling and bipod, must not exceed
8.25 kilograms (approximately 18 pounds). An “attachment” also includes any external object, other
than the competitor and apparel, which recoils or partially recoils with the rifle, or which is clamped,
held, or joined in any way to the rifle for each shot, or which even slightly raises with the lifting of the
rifle from its rest/firing point.
(2) The rifle must be fired in the prone position from the shoulder of the competitor using rifle as defined in
3.4.1(b).

 

[LRCampos]

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NRA US (and from others countries) has rules that are very similar to each other.

And I think ICFRA has its set of rules that are similar too.

From what I know, every F-Class Rules in the world, says that F-TR is only for .308win/7,62x51mm and .223/5,56mm calibers.


LRCampos.

 

[XTR]

IFCRA rules

NRA Rules, F class is in section 22


There are very few differences. And don't bite on the bullet weight for International Full Bore, that does not apply to F class, it's in there if you read it.