Prone Shooting Position

Supine Shooting Position

Shooters on Mound

NEWS          

100.13 shot at Corryong by Philip Bain (20 shots at 1200 yards)
Shot on for a total of 125.18 for 25 shots.
Details
Queensland Match Rifle and Long Range F Class Championships
Results
2013 Australian and NSW Championships
Program Announced (Click Here).


To be held at Coonabarabran, NSW
Full program goes from April 28 to May 6 and includes the NSW Championships and the opportunity to shot 2 days at 1500 yards.

What Is Match Rifle?

Match Rifle Shooting is target shooting conducted over the distances of 1000, 1100 and 1200 yards or 900, 1000 and 1100 metres  - i.e. where normal full bore target shooting stops, Match Rifle shooting starts!

Great Britain and Australia are the leading exponents of Match Rifle shooting. It was established in United Kingdom ~ 150 years ago. By comparison Match Rifle shooting in Australia is in its infancy only commencing in the mid 1990s.

Match Rifle shooting uses centre-fire .308W  rifle with telescopic sights (if desired). It can be shot either prone or supine (back gunning). In the prone position a rest for the front hand or forearm is allowed. Equipment Ideas

Match Rifle events and Associations in Australia also cater for Long Range F Class Shooters

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