1) Starting Position--Shooter has all equipment attached to him when proceeding to start position, i.e., only thing in hands is rifle at low ready position. Rifle is loaded, safety on. Shooter starts COF on one knee in low ready.*

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Rifleman Challenge Match
Challenge, 12 silhouettes at approximately 100 to
400 yards distance, adjusted par time
385 meters
300 meters
200 meters
100 meters
TRC 500 Meter Silhouette Range Ramada
1) Starting Position--Shooter has all equipment
attached to him when proceeding to start
position, i.e., only thing in hands is rifle at
low ready position. Rifle is loaded, safety on.
Shooter starts COF on one knee in low ready.
2) COF--On buzzer, shooter engages all targets,
one hit each to neutralize. (no shot limits, no
penalty for extra shots, shooter may go prone,
shooter may use sling) Shooter engages targets
within banks left to right and banks in near to
far order, i.e., 100, 200, 300, 400 yds. Shooter
may return to targets missed within a bank, but
may not return to banks passed. Shooter may skip
any target without penalty. 3) Equipment--Any
high power rifle (e.g. .223, .308, scoped, iron
sights, bolt action, semi-auto, etc.) acceptable.
No AP ammo. Elbow and kneepads OK. No shooting
jackets. Mags loaded 10 rnds max. 4) Par
time--120 seconds, adjusted up or down as
follows -iron sights, add 30 secs -bipod or
any type of fixed rest, subtract 30 secs -bolt
action, with detachable mag, add 30 secs -bolt
action with integral mag (5 rnds max), add 70
secs 5) Scoring--number of neutralized targets
(max 12) within par time. If all targets
neutralized within par time, then straight
time. Shooters with physical impairment may
assume any safe shooting position that suits
them.
Note Regardless of the total score, ability to
consistently hit targets at all ranges is an
essential feature of a good Rifleman. How do you
rate on the scale above?