Looking for something new to try, come on out. Precision Rimfire competitions are designed to provide a safe, FUN, accessible, yet challenging precision rimfire match for both novice and experienced level shooters with varying types of rimfire rifles. Whether you are new to shooting, or have become a seasoned pro, Precision Rimfire matches will be an entertaining experience for you, your family members, and friends. All shooters are welcome. Please come out and watch, ask question's. Bring your rifle if you want to try it out. We are always looking forward to meeting new faces. (And of course shooting and talking guns is always a good time) 

Equipment

Required Equipment: Hearing protection, eye protection.

Rifles are classified into 2 categories - sporter and other. Please see Precision Rimfire Match Rules  for details of the equipment allowed and required for sporter and other rifles.

Divisions

There are 4 divisions in which to compete:

• Sporter: Sporter rifle, shooting at 50 and 100 yards from benches in regular matches.
  
• Target:  Any rifle, shooting at 50 and 100 yard from benches in regular and iron/dot matches.
  
• Varmint:  Any rifle, shooting at 50, 100, and 150 yards from benches in regular matches and challenge matches.
• Tactical:  Any rifle, shooting at 50, 100, and 150 yards from various positions in regular, challenge, and iron/dot matches.

The Tactical Division positions will be more technical and physically challenging.  The shooting position for each stage will be defined and can be of any common or real world type position including but not limited to prone, kneeling, seated, supported standing, etc…  It utilizes stage props that require competitors to shoot from an improvised shooting position. The Tactical Division allows the use of shooting sticks, packs, and other equipment typically utilized in a DMM or PRS style match.

Regular Matches

These are the classic Precision Rimfire matches that DPRC has done for several years.

• "Tee time" / relay format - after registering you choose a squad. Squads of 3 start every 20 minutes through the late morning and early afternoon. Each stage is 20 minutes to shoot, score, and reset, so it takes 40 or 60 minutes to complete your match. Please be at least 15 minutes early to check in and please try to leave enough time between your squad registration if you are shooting in more than 1 division.
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• Sporter and target divisions shoot 2 stages, at 50 and 100 yards. Varmint and Tactical shoot 3 stages, at 50, 100, and 150 yards.
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• Targets are small knockdown steel targets, on racks of 20. Each stage consists of 1 minute for any number of rounds on a sighter plate next to your target rack, and then 5 minutes for 20 shots (no more) at your 20 targets. Your score for the stage is the number of plates that are on the ground.
  

  Difficulty	50 Yards	100 Yards	150 Yards
  Easy	3” circle	5” IDPA	6” IDPA
  Medium	2” circle	3” circle	5” IDPA
  Hard	2.25” egg	4” IDPA	3” circle
  Challenge	1.5” circle	3” IDPA	4” IDPA

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

On the 100 and 150 yard stages there will be an additional unique and challenging target. If the shooter has a perfect 40 or 60 score for their division after shooting all their stages, an additional 30 seconds will be given for one shot (worth an additional 5 points) at that extra target, making a perfect match score either 45 or 65.

• Competitors will reset and paint their targets after shooting.
• You may enter the regular match twice, in different divisions.

• Entry Fee: Free for Lady's & Youth, $10.00 for members & Guest's
  

Annual Series Awards

There are awards for each division of the regular matches (best 4 scores), given at the December fun shoot, awards, door prizes and lunch event.

Directions to club and amenities

Match Director

• Contact the match director at match-pr@dprc.org with any questions, or to be added to or removed from the match registration announcement list.