Rimfire Pistol – 1st Wednesday of the Month
Rimfire Pistol is a family friendly and safe way to improve your handgun shooting skills. Parents bring your young shooters along (12 years and older, younger kids welcome to come and watch). All shooting is conducted under the direction of a Range Safety Officer and all safety rules are enforced for a safe and fun shooting experience.
Match fee: $10.00, NCRR members receive a $5 discount, re-shoots $5.
Rimfire Pistol consists of four stages of fire.
Each stage has five reactive targets at 15 yards, four regular targets and one stop plate target.
Shooters will shoot the four regular targets first and then the stop plate to stop the clock.
Each stage consists of five strings of fire, the best four of the five strings are used to calculate your score.
Shooters have 15 seconds to shoot the five targets. Any targets shot after the 15 seconds, or not hit, incurs a penalty for each target. Each penalty adds five seconds to the shooters score.
Scoring is a combination of your time plus any penalties for missed targets.
Fastest time wins.
There are three divisions for Rimfire Pistol:
- Open: Red dot sights and scopes are allowed
- Limited: Open iron sights only
- Revolver: Revolvers without optical sights or scopes
Equipment needed: 22 rimfire pistol with at least five magazines or a 22 rimfire revolver (10 shot revolvers suggested).
Ammunition – Bring at least 150 rounds. 100+ for the match and some extras for “do overs” or malfunctions.
Hearing and eye protection is required on the range at all times when shooting is taking place.
NCRR Rimfire is now using Practiscore for scoring our matches. You can go to Practiscore.com and sign up for a free account. Once you have your account you can search on Practiscore for NCRR Rimfire and sign up in advance for our matches. The matches open up for sign up about seven days before the match. A Practiscore account is not required to shoot our matches but it makes your sign-in easier.
Rimfire Rifle – 3rd Wednesday of the Month
Rimfire Rifle is a family friendly and safe way to improve your rifle shooting skills. Parents bring your young shooters along (12 years and older, younger kids welcome to come and watch). All shooting is conducted under the direction of a Range Safety Officer and all safety rules are enforced for a safe and fun shooting experience.
Match fee: $10.00, NCRR members receive a $5 discount, re-shoots $5.
Rimfire Rifle consists of four stages of fire.
Each stage has five reactive targets at 25 yards, four regular targets and one stop plate target. Shooters will shoot the four regular targets first and the stop plate to stop the clock.
Each stage consists of five strings of fire, the best four of the five strings are used to calculate your score.
Shooters have 15 seconds to shoot the five targets. Each target shot after the 15 seconds, or not hit, incurs a penalty. A penalty adds five seconds to the shooters score.
Fastest time wins.
Scoring is a combination of your time plus any penalties for missed targets.
There are three divisions for Rimfire Rifle
- Open: Red dot sights and scopes are allowed
- Limited: Open iron sights only
- Bolt/Lever Action: Bolt action or Lever Action with or without Optical Sights
Equipment needed: 22 rimfire rifle and magazines that can hold at least 10 shots.
Ammunition – Bring at least 150 rounds. 100+ for the match and some extras for “do overs” or malfunctions.
Hearing and eye protection is required on the range at all times when shooting is taking place.
NCRR Rimfire is now using Practiscore for scoring our matches. You can go to Practiscore.com and sign up for a free account. Once you have your account you can search on Practiscore for NCRR Rimfire and sign up in advance for our matches. The matches open up for sign up about seven days before the match. A Practiscore account is not required to shoot our matches but it makes your sign-in easier.