NRA Rifle Matches
1. NRA National Match
The National Match Course of fire will be 50 rounds for record.
10 minute sight in period at the beginning of the match (unlimited sighters- single load, single fire).
10 rounds standing slow fire (10 min) SR Target.
10 rounds sitting: rapid fire (60 seconds) SR Target.
10 rounds prone; rapid fire (70 seconds) SR-42 Target, (300 yd. SR-3 reduced)
20 rounds prone; slow fire (20 min) MR-52 Target, (600yd MR-1 reduced)
All matches will be fired at 200 yards.
NRA Match or U.S. service rifles may be used.
No tracer, incendiary, or armor piercing ammunition may be fired on the range.
Registration will be held behind the firing line of Range 1 at 7:30 A.M.
Registration closes at 8:00A.M. For more information, contact Richard Reyes @ 832-441-4845 between
7:00P.M. and 10:00 P.M.
E-mail:
Entry Fee: PSC members, $7.00; non-PSC members $14.00. Entry fees are payable in cash at time of registration. N.R.A. Award Points are not accepted.
Entries are limited to first 20 shooters.
Current N.R.A. High Power Rifle Rules apply.
Firing will commence at 8:30 A.M.
Competition is open to all shooters.
Richard Reyes, Match Director
2. NRA Prone Rifle Match
The NRA Prone Rifle Match is a monthly match shot at 200 yards. It is designed for anyone who wishes to shoot their rifles at longer distances. This is a ‘shoot what you have match.’
This is a fun match that will give you the opportunity to test your skills and the accuracy of your rifle and ammunition. If you have a new gun, this is an excellent opportunity to test it. If you reload your own ammunition, you can use this opportunity to test different loads for accuracy.
You will find shooters who have been shooting for years as well as new shooters. The experienced shooters will gladly assist new shooters getting started in the sport.
The match consists of a sight in session and then 3, 20 round sessions for score. Rifles will be loaded one cartridge at a time during the match.
Session 1 will be the sight in period. It will last 20 minutes. You may shoot as many rounds as needed. After this session, all shooters will, after securing their guns, walk to the targets to verify shot placement. This will give you the opportunity to change any scope or iron sight settings.
Sessions 2 thru 4 will be 20 minutes each. 20 rounds will be fired each session for score.
You will be scored according to the type rifle used. There are several classes for shooters and equipment type. You will be scored against only those shooting the same class.
Each match winner will have bragging rights for the month.
You will need:
- A rifle that will shoot 200 yards. We have shooters using many different calibers. Rimfire and most centerfire are welcome.
- 70 to 80 rounds of ammunition.
- Eye and Ear protection are required. No Exceptions.
- An Empty chamber indicator. This is a flag that is placed in the chamber to indicate that there is no cartridge in the gun.
- A shooting mat of some kind. This can be a mat designed for prone shooting or any plastic tarp that will keep you dry.
- A spotting scope is not required but will make seeing your shots better during the match.
- Drinks to stay hydrated during the hot summers.
Above all ‘Have Fun’.