NRL22 Rimfire Precision

This is a rimfire match where you bring a .22 LR rifle or pistol and compete against other shooters in a low-cost, straightforward format. Rimfire matches are the most accessible way to get into competitive shooting—ammunition is cheap and the targets are forgiving enough that you'll actually see your hits. The match runs on June 28th at 6 PM at the Education Building in Harrison. You'll shoot against the clock and other competitors in a format designed to test accuracy without breaking the bank. It's a solid evening of shooting if you want to see how you stack up without the investment rimfire centerfire competition demands.

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. Low ammunition cost (pennies per round vs. dollars) Minimal recoil -- great for new shooters and juniors Builds fundamentals that transfer to centerfire shooting .22 LR rifle or pistol (per event format) Ammunition (typically 50-100 rounds) Eye and ear protection (required) Contact West Bend Barton Sportsman's Club for the specific format, round count, and entry fees.

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Match details are available here.  Walk-ons are welcome; no pre-registration is required.

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. Low ammunition cost (pennies per round vs. dollars) Minimal recoil -- great for new shooters and juniors Builds fundamentals that transfer to centerfire shooting .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.

This is your last chance to qualify for the county shoot—a .22 rimfire competition at Larimer County 4-H Shooting Sports where you'll test accuracy and consistency before the main event. If you've been training with rimfire, this practice match matters. You'll shoot against other competitors in a straightforward format that rewards precision at distance. It's the real deal before counties, so treat it like the qualifier it is.