NRL22 Match

NRL22 Match
June 13, 2026 
 
Match Times and General Information
8:00 Setup followed by sighting in of rifles on course of fire targets
8:45 Sign-In, Safety Briefing and Squadding
9:00 Start of Match
12:00 Projected time of completion followed by cleanup
Cost $10
MD; Andrew Malcolm, 402-649-4546, amalcolm@neb.rr.com
 
Round Count
120 rounds for record plus practice rounds
Rifles
All rifles must be chambered in 22 LR only.  Both bolt action and semi-automatic rifles are allowed.  Both Open class rifles and Base class rifles will be allowed.  The classes are defined on the NRl22 website.  The use of an ECI is required between stages.
Courses of Fire
This match will be based on the NRL22 2025 June course of fire.  You can study the courses of fire by going to NRL22 on the internet and downloading the course of fire.  We will follow the course of fire with realistic modifications.  The distances and round count will not change.  There will be five stages with 10 to 12 rounds each. Bring two magazines for the 12 round stages.
 
Stages

All stages will start from a standing position with all gear in hand, magazine in and action open.  
Most stages will be shot from a support side position but not all will be.  
Each stage is limited to one piece of equipment in accordance with NRL22 rules.  An attached front bipod is considered to be part of your rifle and maybe used on most stages.
The time limit for each course of fire is 120 seconds.

Stage Props
If you have a shooting mat, please bring it to the match as you will need it for the prone stages.  The club will provide the stage props.
 
(Target sizes may be increased due to limitations on club target inventory, but the distances will not be changed from the stated course of fire.)
 
Basic Match Concept
The basic idea of a NRL22 match is to provide shooters with a challenging course of fire that requires you to make shots on targets at different distances within a short time frame.  Shooters must have a basic knowledge of where their rifle/ammunition combination “hits” at the required distances.  The sight-in period will be quite short, so show up having already practiced with your rifle and ammo before you get to the match.  Practicing beforehand and getting ready is half the fun of shooting in this type of match.  You have the distances and the target sizes, come prepared.  Please understand no one will shoot a perfect 50/50.