NRL Hunter Gear List

Do you guys hunt with the table/bag setup? Was just curious about getting a lightweight option and using it on lightweight tripod for hunts.

Shmedium game changer git lite, it’s a shooting bag for front and rear support, pillow, glassing pad, food prep station, it has many uses and weighs nothing. I have a carabiner on the handle and hang it on my pants pocket or pack belt.


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Thought about running one of these in factory class too since there aren’t many decent lefty options. How you like it??
The gun shoots silly good. Last 10 round group was 0.5" with no load development. Action is fantastic - I think all tikka's are. Stock works OK but I am so used to chassis that I will change it out after I shoot the next match. The mag fed like crap until I took it apart and worked over the spring.
 
Do you guys hunt with the table/bag setup? Was just curious about getting a lightweight option and using it on lightweight tripod for hunts.

I do use the LS wild plate/bag to hunt with. If it was a super strenuous backpack hunt i might not pack it but for mild day hunts i bring it.
 
Am I cooked without a bipod? Just signed up for my first NRL games in the skills division, I’m planning to shoot my hunting setup howa mini 6 ARC with an ARCA section. I’ve got a tripod and have an Aziak BC lite head coming in, I don’t plan to put a bipod on this rifle, but I’m wondering if it’s basically a necessity to shoot NRL not just for support, but for a rifle stand when not actively running a stage etc.

This is purely for practice and fun as this rifle doesn’t even meet power factor to shoot in a real NRL Hunter match
It really depends on the match, IMO. The first match I shot would have sucked without a bipod because so many stages/positions were prone. The last match had a lot fewer prone positions/stages. You can probably get by off your pack when you need to get prone, but without a bipod you are probably "forcing" yourself to shoot off your tripod more than you would if you had one as some some "high prone" positions rule out a pack, at least for me. So, you CAN do it without a bipod, but I would probably recommend bringing at least some bipod if you have it. If not, I wouldn't let that keep you from shooting the match.
 
The gun shoots silly good. Last 10 round group was 0.5" with no load development. Action is fantastic - I think all tikka's are. Stock works OK but I am so used to chassis that I will change it out after I shoot the next match. The mag fed like crap until I took it apart and worked over the spring.
Nice. Do you happen to know what it weighs bare? and what bullet/speed you shooting out of it? Thanks for sharing! Hopefully them come out with a 6 or 25 creed someday.... Ha!
 
Am I cooked without a bipod? Just signed up for my first NRL games in the skills division, I’m planning to shoot my hunting setup howa mini 6 ARC with an ARCA section. I’ve got a tripod and have an Aziak BC lite head coming in, I don’t plan to put a bipod on this rifle, but I’m wondering if it’s basically a necessity to shoot NRL not just for support, but for a rifle stand when not actively running a stage etc.

This is purely for practice and fun as this rifle doesn’t even meet power factor to shoot in a real NRL Hunter match

Take my advice with a pound of salt as I have done only one games match. Yes, you will be cooked without a bipod.

I would consider a bipod and some sort of support bag as required equipment. You could sneak by without a tripod but not a bipod.

Our match had 60 shooters and every single rifle had a bipod. Even just if the cheapo magpul or Caldwell bipods is better than nothing.
 
For anybody who is bipod-curious but doesn’t want to drop serious money:

I’ve shot a bunch of matches with CVLife aluminum bipods (Harris clone) that I got on Amazon for $25 and I can’t break them. They are indistinguishable from the real thing.
 
Am I cooked without a bipod? Just signed up for my first NRL games in the skills division, I’m planning to shoot my hunting setup howa mini 6 ARC with an ARCA section. I’ve got a tripod and have an Aziak BC lite head coming in, I don’t plan to put a bipod on this rifle, but I’m wondering if it’s basically a necessity to shoot NRL not just for support, but for a rifle stand when not actively running a stage etc.

This is purely for practice and fun as this rifle doesn’t even meet power factor to shoot in a real NRL Hunter match
You’ll want one just for setting the rifle down if nothing else.
 
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