Basic Description: This is an informal league intended for people who are new to Bullseye competition to try it out without having to make a big financial investment. It also gives experienced competitors an opportunity to improve their shooting. All shooting is one handed at 25 yards. The course of fire is two strings of Slow Fire (each string is 10 shots in 10 minutes); four strings of Timed Fire (each string is 5 shots in 20 seconds); and  four strings of Rapid Fire (each string is 5 shots in 10 seconds). Scoring is after each 10 shots. We record the scores but there are no winners and no prizes. For more information about Bullseye shooting check the Bullseye section of this web site.

Cost: $2 per 60 shot relay. Same price for NCRR members and non-members.

Start/End Times: First relay starts at 5:00 pm and the next relay starts at 6:00 pm.

Basic Requirements: A .22 caliber pistol and 60 rounds of ammo. Most people use a semi-auto but a few use revolvers. For best results your pistol should have adjustable iron sights or a red dot sight. You should have a staple gun to put your targets on the cardboard backers as well as a pen or pencil for scoring. Most people find it helpful to have a timer or watch to keep track of their time during slow fire. Some sort of telescope is helpful for spotting your shots during slow fire.

Pre-Requisites:  None.

Points of Contact:

Art Prayner

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Ken McKinna

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