22LR ARA Matches

Entries

1. A competitor can only enter a competition classification once. If there is room, you may shoot again for a reduced fee, but only the first score will be recorded for the purpose of the match.
2. A competitor may enter any and/or all of the classifications they wish to compete in, as long as they only shoot once “for record” in each.

Equipment and Classes
    Classes:

• Open - basically unlimited, whatever you want to shoot, as long as it is shoulder fired and chambered in 22LR it is acceptable.
• Iron Sights - same rules as “Open” class, except that only “iron sights” may be used. No scopes or optical sights of any kind are allowed.
• *Intermediate - is limited to a rifle chambered for 22LR and scope, that costs $1,500 or less (current cost, on sale). It is a “factory” class, that allows limited modifications.
• Allowed Modifications:
• Triggers maybe modified or replaced
• Stocks may be bedded, have bedding pillars installed, aftermarket stocks may be used, bag riders may be installed and/or other attachments that facilitate the use of a front rest and real bag.
• Replacement bolt handles/knobs
• All other modifications are prohibited, including but not limited to barrel replacement and/or action truing.
• *Base - this is a “factory stock” classification, that does not allow any modification of the rifle. There are no scope limitations, but the total cost of the rifle and scope must be $750 or less.
• *Sporter - any rifle and scope combination that sells for $750 or less and has a muzzle diameter of .750” or less. The scope is also limited to a maximum of 9X.

*The acceptance of any rifle in any of these classifications is totally at the discretion of the Match Director, who's decision is final.

Courses of Fire

• “Benchrest” (Open & Intermediate) - 40 minutes for 40-shots on 4 targets at 100 yds., 10 per target, 10-ring 1”, X-ring 0.5”
• “Sporter” - 40 minutes for 40-shots on 4 targets at 100 yds., 10 per target on 4 individual “critter” targets
• “F-Class” (Open & F/TR) - NRA rules define this classification - please refer to “NRA Smallbore Rifle Rules” Page 68-69.

Squadding
Squadding will be limited to 8 competitors per relay. Relays will be on a “first registered, first pick” (relay) basis. Each relay will have 20 minutes to set up (post targets and arrange equipment) and 40 minutes to shoot the required number of rounds.

Alibies
There will be no alibies allowed in any of the matches. There is plenty of time to correct any problem you have and still finish within the time limit.
Any questions please contact John Heikkila for more info

22LR Steel Challenge

We are starting to shoot 22LR Steel Challenge,we are starting with 3 stage and plan to expand in the future.

• Pistol 22LR semi-auto open sights
• Pistol 22LR semi-auto optics
• Rifle 22LR semi-auto open sights
• Rifle 22LR semi-auto optics
• 5 relays at each stage best 4 count for score
• Lowest total for all 3 stages is winner

Firecracker 300

• Pistol Match 30 rounds
• 7 yards: 6 rounds in 10 seconds - standing
• 15 yards: 12 rounds in 35 seconds - kneeling
• 20 yards: 12 rounds in 40 seconds - standing
• Classes: revolver, semi-auto, open sights, optical, concealed carry, Team and individual events
• Concealed carry shooters do 5 rounds at a time

Please contact Randall Mutter or Ryan Pizziola for more information.

Bullseye Pistol

Stop by the club on a Monday night around 5:00 PM and bring your favorite pistol or revolver. Make sure to bring lots of ammo. Contact Bob Napel if you have questions.

Bullseye Pistol

Stop by the club on a Monday night around 5:00 PM and bring your favorite pistol or revolver. Make sure to bring lots of ammo. Contact Bob Napel if you have questions.

Superior Rifleman

Would you like to improve your rifle shooting? Stop by the club on Tuesdays at 5:30 PM. Superior Rifleman is the long range rifle club at the range. You can use almost any centerfire rifle, including a hunting rifle, a modern sporting rifle, a military surplus rifle or a custom precision rifle. You can shoot on a bench, prone, kneeling or standing and you can use a bipod or sandbag if you want. Open sights or an optic are welcomed. Contact John Heikkila or Greg Erkkila for further information. Please see calendar for dates and times.

F Class Matches

Times for all matches:
8:30-9:00 Registration
9:00-9:10 Safety Briefing
9:15 Match Start

60 Round Match Course of Fire - 60 Rounds for Record for the match

3 Relays - 25 minutes per Relay

Relay 1 - Unlimted Sighters - 20 Shots for Record - Once shooting for record, no more sighters allowed
Relay 2 - No more than 2 sighters - 20 Shots for Record - Once shooting for record, no more sighters allowed
Relay 3 - No more than 2 sighters - 20 Shots for Record - Once shooting for record, no more sighters allowed

More Details on Shoot and Scoring here...

Suomi Shoot

This is our annual winter bolt action or straight pull action military surplus match.      see more...

Dave Wilk F/G Class Challenge

If you are interested in shooting targets at the far end of the rifle range, come to this match. Hunting or precision rifle welcomed. If you have questions please contact John Heikkila or Greg Erkkila.

Military Rifle Benchrest Match

Bring your military rifle and shoot,      see more...

NRA 80 Round Regional Course

This is a long range match. If you have questions please contact John Heikkila or Gary Stevens.

CMP EIC Match

This long range match. More information about the match including a copy of the flyer will be on the Club‘s website. If you have questions please contact John Heikkila or Gary Stevens.

CMP Modern Military Match

Bring your favorite surplus military or modern military styled rifle to this fun new match. The match is rapid, and slow fire at 200 yards. Part of the match standing and prone shooting. If you have questions please contact John Heikkila or Gary Stevens.       see more...

Junior Rifle

This season, we expanded Junior Rifle to two nights a week. That many young shooters meant that the program burned through a large amount of .22 ammunition, which, as everyone recognizes, has been difficult to find. If you have any standard velocity .22 LR that you don’t need, please consider donating it to the Junior Rifle program by contacting Robin Turner at 906-869-2406. The Junior Rifle program starts up again in December. If your child is interested in learning more about competitive .22 rimfire shooting or just wants to learn more about shooting in general, they may be interested in junior rifle. A rifle and targets will be provided. If you would like to learn more, contact Robin Turner.

Mid-UP Shooters

Do you like shooting or at least trying to shoot clay pigeons? If the answer is yes, then starting May 4th, come to the club house on Wednesdays around 5:00 PM for trap and skeet and Thursdays around 5:00 PM for sporting clays with your shotgun and ammo. Winter trap, skeet and mini sporting clays will continue on Saturday afternoons until May 4th. Mid-UP Shooters is the shotgun club at the rod and gun club. In addition to running the shotgun day or nights every week at the club, they also organize the registered skeet and side by side matches in the summer. Please check the calendar for dates and times. Unfortunately, due to world events, clay target prices will be increasing May 1st. You are not required to join Mid-UP shooters to participate in shotgun events, but all club members are welcome to join. The side by side and registered skeet shoots will be in August. More information will be in the upcoming newsletter. Contact Len Gaboury if you have questions or if you would like to join Mid-UP Shooters.

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