Any info on .22LR Semi-auto competition formats @ 25m?

[majordisorder]

I'm trying to get new semi-auto / rapid fire nights setup for our club as a bit of a change from the usual. Can anyone point me in the direction of practical / tactical COF for 25 meter indoor shooting? I'm looking for something that would keep around 5 - 10 shooters busy for a couple of hours and blow through a lot of ammo.

Are there any "official" disciplines that match the goal?

[TJC]

You could do a variation of the Ruger rimfire challenge

http://www.ruger.com/micros/rugerRimfir ... OfFire.pdf

[Dave 101]

Theres the gallery rifle Bianchi and the 1500 .

Dave

[TJC]

Thinking about it, a variation of IDPA would be huge fun and a challenge. I am sure people would travel for one done well. This has been the fastest growing area of shooting in the US for several years. A lot of fun but takes some effort to put together.

http://www.cbshooters.com/idpa/files/id ... ionale.pdf
http://idpaforum.yuku.com/forums/11#.UOKp6m-wySp

[Watcher]

Not relating to the competitions per se but there are some small bore competition targets available at this link:

http://www.accurateshooter.com/shooting-skills/targets/

Go right down to the bottom and you'll find the .22" ones; in particular some 'sniper' competition targets produced by a Czech shooting organisation.

[Charlotte the flyer]

I don't know the details (and this isn't a plug) but I think there's someone doing .22 PR in the Manchester area. There's a link on the North West Custom Parts website. Might be worth dropping them a line to see what their COF is.

[M99]

It is fire with movement and not suitable for an indoor 25m alas.

[Dave 101]

Fire and movement on an indoor range is covered by Minirifle , but the problem is not all ranges are insured for this discipline . This was developed from Practical pistol post 1997 , but as everything the word fun is toned down to sanitise it into a pc sport the same as PSG was in the UK .
Another option which doesnt involve movement was the Practical Precision which was voiced on here a couple of years ago by Dangermouse .
Theres lots of options and its straight forward enough to think up your own ideas but the problem is getting people in volved and willing to lend a hand .

Dave

[majordisorder]

Thanks for the ideas. Based on what's been suggested I've been digging around a couple of sites and found a few interesting targets that I think might be fun.

We've got five lanes at our club, so different targets some shot standing, prone, kneeling should introduce some variety. Coupled with timed shooting it should wake a few people up . I don't think that any form of movement will be particularly easy in our range but would be fun to try.

With a bit of luck I'll get this setup as a new club night running a few times a month, something to blow away the cobwebs.

Thanks all for the input.

[Dave 101]

Heres a CoF FOR THE 1500 Its exactly what you have in mind .

Dave