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Crosse Creek Rifle and Pistol Club 2026 Rimfire Sporter Match

Saturday, August 29, 2026 at TBD
Fayetteville, NC

## 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

Organized byCivilian Marksmanship Program
Sat, Aug 29, 2026
Fayetteville, NC
Sat, Aug 29, 2026
TBD

Crosse Creek Rifle and Pistol Club

Fayetteville, NC, Fayetteville, NC

Sat, Aug 29·TBD·Crosse Creek Rifle and Pistol Club·Fayetteville, NC·Civilian Marksmanship Program·All Levels

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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 Crosse Creek Rifle and Pistol Club 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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