Smallbore F Class National
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Terry,
ASSA F-SBR is fired at distances of 50yd, 50m and 100 yds using single shot .22 rimfire rifles using any sights (metallic or optics). There are two (2) classes - open and TR and are determined by the type of rest. Open allows a benchrest type front base and rear bag, while TR allows a bipod and rear bag. (More details can be found in our F-SBR rules in Section 17: https://www.americansmallbore.com/uploads/9/8/9/9/98991026/assa_2018_rule_book_-_16_feb_2018.pdf)
The course of fire varies according to what Match Directors / sponsoring clubs want to conduct. As this is being developed in parallel with conventional small bore prone (fired at the same distances), many matches have a daily 1600 point aggregate. We also have other approved courses of fire (i.e. 800 aggregates, 1200 aggregates, etc.) Our national championships are fired over four (4) days for a 6400 aggregate.
As an example, the 1600 aggregate consists of:
ASSA established F-SBR national records staring in 2018.
Here is a link to the results from 2019, just scroll down for the F-SBR section.
https://www.americansmallbore.com/2019-results.html
You can see photos of the match and rifles here (scroll down past the heading of "2019 ASSA National Championships - Prone & F-SBR" - the first several photos after the awards section are of some F-SBR rigs and competitors)
https://www.americansmallbore.com/news.html
Last year, ASSA awarded in excess of $1,600 in cash prizes in addition to national championship award plaques, medals and sponsor donated items (generously donated by Lapua, SEB Rests, SK, Sightron).
Best Regards,
Ken
ASSA Secretary / Treasurer
ASSA F-SBR is fired at distances of 50yd, 50m and 100 yds using single shot .22 rimfire rifles using any sights (metallic or optics). There are two (2) classes - open and TR and are determined by the type of rest. Open allows a benchrest type front base and rear bag, while TR allows a bipod and rear bag. (More details can be found in our F-SBR rules in Section 17: https://www.americansmallbore.com/uploads/9/8/9/9/98991026/assa_2018_rule_book_-_16_feb_2018.pdf)
The course of fire varies according to what Match Directors / sponsoring clubs want to conduct. As this is being developed in parallel with conventional small bore prone (fired at the same distances), many matches have a daily 1600 point aggregate. We also have other approved courses of fire (i.e. 800 aggregates, 1200 aggregates, etc.) Our national championships are fired over four (4) days for a 6400 aggregate.
As an example, the 1600 aggregate consists of:
- 40 shots at 50 yards (A51 target)
- 40 shots at 50 meters (A50 target)
- 20 shots at 50 yards (A51 target)
- 20 shots at 100 yards (A33 target)
- 40 shots at 100 yards (A33 target)
ASSA established F-SBR national records staring in 2018.
Here is a link to the results from 2019, just scroll down for the F-SBR section.
https://www.americansmallbore.com/2019-results.html
You can see photos of the match and rifles here (scroll down past the heading of "2019 ASSA National Championships - Prone & F-SBR" - the first several photos after the awards section are of some F-SBR rigs and competitors)
https://www.americansmallbore.com/news.html
Last year, ASSA awarded in excess of $1,600 in cash prizes in addition to national championship award plaques, medals and sponsor donated items (generously donated by Lapua, SEB Rests, SK, Sightron).
Best Regards,
Ken
ASSA Secretary / Treasurer
You asked for a picture... I just love to build new guns;
stiller 2500xr
Bix&andy
Shelin ratchet barrel
2- piece barrel block stock
nightforce
stiller 2500xr
Bix&andy
Shelin ratchet barrel
2- piece barrel block stock
nightforce
R.Morehouse
Gold $$ Contributor
Very cool gun. What is the box on your rest near the speed screw, is it for windage adjustment?
Regards
Rick
Rick
that box is my hydraulic unit housing that operates the windage adjustment on the front rest top.
These guns are very long so my front rest extends back a lot... all the controls are back as well.
I have a Seb rest also.. knob turning is more faster and more precise.
hope this helps
mark
that box is my hydraulic unit housing that operates the windage adjustment on the front rest top.
These guns are very long so my front rest extends back a lot... all the controls are back as well.
I have a Seb rest also.. knob turning is more faster and more precise.
hope this helps
mark
I will but with this 6’ distancing thing going on we may halfta switch back and forth riding in the back of the truck.
Acyr
Gold $$ Contributor
Smallbore F Class is very competitive. You will be hooked once you go down this road.
In the smallbore forum here it's talked about a lot. Since this was a competition question put it here. Sorry for the confusion. It is a lot of fun !!! No hours of reloading either!!
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