NRL22 Rimfire Precision

Rimfire B-Rest is a .22 LR competition where you shoot from a bench rest position—a straightforward way to test precision and consistency without the cost and recoil of centerfire matches. Lima Sabres runs this on May 18, 2026, and it's a solid entry point if you're new to competitive shooting or just want to stretch your rimfire skills. You'll shoot from a rest at distance, letting the rifle do the work while you focus on technique and trigger control. It's the kind of match where small improvements show up on paper right away, and you'll see how your gun and ammo actually perform when conditions are controlled.

Juniors smallbore practice at Meta Con Gun Club gives young shooters a chance to develop accuracy and trigger control with rimfire rifles and pistols in a structured match setting. It's an affordable way to build fundamentals and compete regularly. This is standard smallbore format—prone, standing, and kneeling positions, depending on the match rules that day. You'll shoot against the clock and against other competitors, get feedback on your groups, and see real improvement over the season.

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.

10 meters ( No Time Limit) Rifle Target AR5/10 ( 10 rounds per target) Pistol Target B-40/A (20 rounds per target)

Cascade Junior Smallbore Team classroom sessions and shooting

This is a .22 rimfire match at USI Multi Purpose Range—cheap ammunition, minimal recoil, and tight groups make it a solid way to work fundamentals and test your accuracy without breaking the bank. RSO-only format means the range is running it, so you know the safety structure is locked in. Matches like this typically run stages where you're punching paper or steel at various distances. With rimfire you can shoot all day on a modest budget, and the competitive structure keeps you honest about where your shots actually go. Good place to see how you stack up without the financial commitment of centerfire matches.