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DEADLINE: .22 Rifle – Last Practice for County Shoot Eligibility
Sunday, June 28, 2026 at TBD
•Loveland, CO
## What to Expect A rimfire (.22 LR) shooting event. Rimfire competitions are popular for their low cost, minimal recoil, and emphasis on pure marksmanship. Formats vary -- this may include NRL22, rimfire sporter, rimfire benchrest, or informal plinking. ### Why Rimfire? - Low ammunition cost (pennies per round vs. dollars) - Minimal recoil -- great for new shooters and juniors - Builds fundame... see more
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What to Expect
A rimfire (.22 LR) shooting event. Rimfire competitions are popular for their low cost, minimal recoil, and emphasis on pure marksmanship. Formats vary -- this may include NRL22, rimfire sporter, rimfire benchrest, or informal plinking.
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Why Rimfire?
- •Low ammunition cost (pennies per round vs. dollars)
- •Minimal recoil -- great for new shooters and juniors
- •Builds fundamentals that transfer to centerfire shooting
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What to Bring
- •.22 LR rifle or pistol (per event format)
- •Ammunition (typically 50-100 rounds)
- •Eye and ear protection (required)
Contact Larimer County 4-H Shooting Sports for the specific format, round count, and entry fees.
Tips for Attendees
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Low ammunition cost (pennies per round vs. dollars)
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Minimal recoil -- great for new shooters and juniors
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Builds fundamentals that transfer to centerfire shooting
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.22 LR rifle or pistol (per event format)
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Ammunition (typically 50-100 rounds)
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Eye and ear protection (required)
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