Welcome to the NRL22 at LC&SA!
 

The National Rifle League 22 LR division (NRL22) is a scaled-down version of popular long-range precision rifle competitions like PRS and NRL, only using 22LR rimfire rifles instead of the full-size centerfire cartridges required to hit 1000 yds at the larger events. Competitors use precision 22 LR rifles (or even air rifles) to engage steel targets at a wide range of distances, and in a variety of scenarios and shooting positions.

Our NRL22 matches won't go beyond 200 yards, with most stages staying inside 100 yards, making the sport accessible for anyone interested in precision shooting.  

Shooters of all ages and skill levels are welcome. Both members and non-members can join us.  With divisions for all shooters, we encourage you to bring your spouse, children, neighbor, and friends to shoot or observe.  Everyone is welcome!

NRL22FAQ

Match Format

NRL22 is a pre-defined, course of fire, with five stages that are published the week prior to the match on the NRL22 website.  All monthly NRL22 matches across the nation shoot the same 5 stages so you can compare your scores against other shooters who competed on the same stage, effectively making every match, a nationally-ranked competition.

Participants are encouraged to review the course of fire for the monthly stages in advance of the match.  

Each match starts out with registration/check-in.  Shooters not already assigned to a squad will be at this time.  

Registration/check-in is followed by a safety briefing given by the Match Director(s), The Match Director(s) will cover how to safely participate in the match at our range, some common issues that should be avoided during the match and will answer any questions.  

After the safety briefing a 30-min sight-in period will begin where a 50-yard paper target will be available to verify zero. 
 

After sight-in is completed, squads move to their respective stages and SOs will give a walkthrough.  At this time, you can ask any clarifications about the stages and what will or will not be allowed before the shoot begins.  Shooters then take turns shooting the stage they’re on until the entire squad has finished, then the squads moves together to the next stage and repeats the process.

Once all of the squads have completed all of the stages, the scores will be tallied, and results posted online to Practiscore and the NRL.  

Cost

Match fees for the 2023-2024 Season are as follows:

LC&SA Members: $10
Non-Members: $15
Young Guns enjoy a $5 discount!

If you plan to join us please visit our calendar ahead of time and sign up through the event on Practiscore so we can plan for how many people will be attending.   Pre-registration is required so we can plan appropriately for number of shooters, walk-ins are welcome, but not guaranteed a spot.

Other than that, show up ready to have a good time.

Matches for the 2023-2024 season are held on the rifle range from June through May, on the third Sunday of the month.

General LC&SA Range Rules

We run a cold range.  This means firearms remain unloaded until instructed to load on the firing line.  When you arrive, rack your empty firearm at any of the designated rifle racks behind the firing line.  Do not touch your firearm again until you are on the firing line and instructed to.  You may load magazines at any time.

Firearm safety rules are to be followed at all times:

Always treat all firearms as though they are loaded.

Always keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction.

Always keep your finger out of the trigger guard until ready to shoot.

Always be sure of your target and what’s beyond it.