NRL22 Rimfire Precision

Juniors Smallbore Practice is a .22 LR rimfire match at Meta Con Gun Club where young shooters get competitive trigger time without the expense and recoil of centerfire. It's the fastest way to learn match discipline and develop real shooting skills. This is a practice format, not a sanctioned championship, so the focus stays on reps and feedback. Juniors shoot against each other in a low-pressure environment where mistakes teach faster than lectures. If you've got a .22 rifle or pistol and want to see how you stack up, this is where you find out.

This is a .22 LR benchrest match where you're shooting from a rest for accuracy at longer rimfire distances. It's the kind of competition that teaches you how small details in technique and rifle setup actually matter, without the cost and recoil of centerfire matches. You'll be shooting groups from a bench rest at Lima Sabres. Benchrest teaches you to read your gun and ammo, and it's a clean way to see if your fundamentals are solid. Simple format, fair scoring, and plenty of shooters there learning the same things you are.

Airgun competition uses compressed-air-powered rifles or pistols to engage precision targets at 10 meters. This is the same discipline shot at the Olympic Games and is one of the most accessible entry points into competitive shooting. | Detail | Info | |--------|------| | Distance | 10 meters | | Divisions | Air Rifle, Air Pistol | | Venue | Indoor (typically) | | Round count | 40-60 shots | Indoor, climate-controlled environment Minimal noise -- no ear protection needed in most cases No age restrictions at most clubs Develops precision fundamentals applicable to all shooting Contact BRC Indoor Range for equipment requirements and entry fees.

Cascade Junior Smallbore Team classroom sessions and shooting

Location: Silhouette Range Match Director: Frank Callahan Weekly on Tuesday mornings at 9:00 AM Safety Meeting at 8:45 am.

This is a .22 rimfire match at USI Multi Purpose Range—cheap ammo, reliable guns, and legitimate competition. Rimfire matches let you dial in your fundamentals without the financial or recoil commitment of centerfire, making them ideal for building consistency and trying new techniques. The match runs Saturday morning starting at 9 AM. You'll shoot your .22 rifle or pistol through whatever course the RSO sets up. Expect typical match stages: known-distance accuracy, movement, transitions. Low entry cost, high rounds downrange, real feedback on your performance.