2025 NRL Hunter

[eoperator]

Is your tripod considered to be "dedicated support equipment" included at weigh in?

 

[id_jon]

Is your tripod considered to be "dedicated support equipment" included at weigh in?

Nope

 

[nighthawkf-117]

I am shooting skills division in WI. This will be my first match of any kind. It sounds like people recommend bring 100-120 rounds? I handload and currently have 100 rounds. I don't really have a need for more brass beyond this competition. Should I buy more?

 

[alexnelon]

I am shooting skills division in WI. This will be my first match of any kind. It sounds like people recommend bring 100-120 rounds? I handload and currently have 100 rounds. I don't really have a need for more brass beyond this competition. Should I buy more?

You have plenty. As a new shooter, you're just not gonna have time to get off 8 rounds every stage.

10 rounds to shoot PF and confirm dope, then 90 for the match is plenty.

 

[Travis Bertrand]

Man that is a tough one. Shooting skills, you don’t need to shoot the whole match but I would imagine you would run out of ammo. So that is up to you… is it worth not shooting g the last 3-4 stages?


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[mj23polaris]

Yea I’d just buy some factory ammo shoot it white your handled zero figure out the offset and update your calculator when you shoot that ammo or just make the adjustments mechanically on the scope.


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[parshal]

I’m signed up for the Steel City Safari in Feb in Vance AL as individual open heavy and on a team for the Arena match in Blakely GA in March, anyone else here going to those?

I'll be in Vance.

 

[Juan_ID]

I am shooting skills division in WI. This will be my first match of any kind. It sounds like people recommend bring 100-120 rounds? I handload and currently have 100 rounds. I don't really have a need for more brass beyond this competition. Should I buy more?

I would buy more, if it's like any of the matches I’ve been to they’ll have steel set up to shoot before the match (on check-in day) and after the squads have gone through the course of fire the first day. I typically take 150-200 rounds for my match rifle and then another rifle to mess with. I’ve never wished I hadn’t taken the extra ammo or extra rifle.

 

[ChrisAU]

I'll be in Vance.

I'll be the guy whose equipment looks like I belong but actions say I've never seen a rifle before.

Would say I'd be easy to find, but that usually makes me fit right in.

 

[doc holiday13]

Anyone going to be shooting in Virginia?

 

[sparkn89]

I want to try one of these one day

 

[mj23polaris]

Anyone shooting Laramie get Collins email about the backpack “class”

“The caveat to this sub-class is that your full kit will be weighed at check in and must be 27.0 lbs or less. The list of items NOT included in weight is: clothing layers on your person at the start of the day, ammo, food and water for the day. That means everything including your pack weight, tripod, glass, shooting supports/bags, magazines and rifle weight will be counted. We will tag your rifle as normal for division plus give you a backpack tag for the Backpack Hunter class.”

I hope this just becomes its own class.


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[FrankieP1988]

Anyone shooting Laramie get Collins email about the backpack “class”

“The caveat to this sub-class is that your full kit will be weighed at check in and must be 27.0 lbs or less. The list of items NOT included in weight is: clothing layers on your person at the start of the day, ammo, food and water for the day. That means everything including your pack weight, tripod, glass, shooting supports/bags, magazines and rifle weight will be counted. We will tag your rifle as normal for division plus give you a backpack tag for the Backpack Hunter class.”

I hope this just becomes its own class.


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I'm going to try it out