NRA outdoor metric prone smallbore f class matches?

[RAFII]

I know that this might not be the best place to post this...
Myself and another person will be posting this elsewhere...

Have any of you avid readers to this site participated in an:
NRA outdoor metric prone smallbore f class match?

Reason for my question is that this is still under "provisional" rules/guidelines.

My local club in SE WI is playing around with it with a monthly "fun" match the last few months.

Just looking for other clubs and/or contacts of clubs that have run such matches and what your thoughts were.
(good/bad/indifferent, ideas what you would do differently, suggestions for the NRA.)

Your thoughts and opinions would help us going forward.

Thanks.

 

[Travelor]

The Jefferson County Gun Club regularly shoots this match and have had success with it bringing new shooters to their matches.

Myself and one other both have Master classifications and enjoy shooting the match once per month.

The Benton Gun Club shoots and abbreviated match (40 shots each at the 50 yard target and the 100yard target) each Thursday morning. Luke warm participation as we also shoot a mini Palma match that is easier.

I think this match and classification system will take hold and become a permanent fixture in the NRA matches just as the F-Class high power matches have.

George

 

[TonyR]

Can someone provide a link to the Rules for this type of event?

 

[dblinden]

F-class is gaining popularity in smallbore. My club, River Bend Gun Club, in Georgia is host to the prestigious Black Hawk Rifle Match each year and there is an f-class division. Anyone wishing to shoot same at our monthly club matches is also welcome.

The rules are pretty straightforward. The international smallbore targets are used at 50 meters and 100 yards (A50 and A33).

Dennis L

 

[TonyR]

Are there any rules about maximum weight, stock dimensions etc lke we have in F-Open? I have a 40X rim-fire on a PR&T stock identical to my F-Open stocks for practice. Would something like that be allowed?

 

[Jdne5b]

Can someone provide a link to the Rules for this type of event?

Maybe this is what you're looking for?

http://competitions.nra.org/documents/pdf/compete/rules/rul_sbr_14.pdf

 

[TonyR]

Can someone provide a link to the Rules for this type of event?

Maybe this is what you're looking for?

http://competitions.nra.org/documents/pdf/compete/rules/rul_sbr_14.pdf

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks very much.