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AR15/10 Rifles
Accuracy build help
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<blockquote data-quote="bamban" data-source="post: 2975943" data-attributes="member: 17722"><p>77s for rapid fire matches at 200 and 300 are at 2.250 to mitigate any possible mag differences. The 80s and 90s are loaded with boat tail above shoulder. By CMP/NRA rulebook, slow fire prone matches, rounds must be single load only. You can shoot mag length ammo, but still single load only.</p><p></p><p>We shoot the 77s mag length in the Rattle Battle events. 6 shooters on 8 targets. Match starts at 600 prone. eSilhouette targets in the pit. The last command on the line is "Load and be ready" When the targets go up in the air, dump as many rounds as you can in 50 seconds. The 2 shooters on each end must engage 2 targets. Some guys put 28/30 in 50 seconds.</p><p></p><p>2nd stage, rifles in safe condition, shooters walk to 500 and race to the firing position on the last few yards. Get in prone, targets go up, dump as many rounds as you can in 50 seconds.</p><p></p><p>3rd stage is at 300 is sitting on half size silhouette. </p><p></p><p>If the team still have ammo left after 300, they have to shoot them at 200 standing on the half size silhouette.</p><p></p><p>The catch, the whole team is only allowed 384 rounds. The coaches determine fire plan.</p><p></p><p>Edit: In the 90s when I shot for the state adult team, before the 77s were available, we shot the 69 SMKs in the Rattle Battle.</p><p></p><p>Before Perry the kids go through a week of rehearsal, shooting bullseye and rattle battle. Most of the times in one week of rehearsal the kids go through 12K+ rounds of 77s and 80s combined.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bamban, post: 2975943, member: 17722"] 77s for rapid fire matches at 200 and 300 are at 2.250 to mitigate any possible mag differences. The 80s and 90s are loaded with boat tail above shoulder. By CMP/NRA rulebook, slow fire prone matches, rounds must be single load only. You can shoot mag length ammo, but still single load only. We shoot the 77s mag length in the Rattle Battle events. 6 shooters on 8 targets. Match starts at 600 prone. eSilhouette targets in the pit. The last command on the line is "Load and be ready" When the targets go up in the air, dump as many rounds as you can in 50 seconds. The 2 shooters on each end must engage 2 targets. Some guys put 28/30 in 50 seconds. 2nd stage, rifles in safe condition, shooters walk to 500 and race to the firing position on the last few yards. Get in prone, targets go up, dump as many rounds as you can in 50 seconds. 3rd stage is at 300 is sitting on half size silhouette. If the team still have ammo left after 300, they have to shoot them at 200 standing on the half size silhouette. The catch, the whole team is only allowed 384 rounds. The coaches determine fire plan. Edit: In the 90s when I shot for the state adult team, before the 77s were available, we shot the 69 SMKs in the Rattle Battle. Before Perry the kids go through a week of rehearsal, shooting bullseye and rattle battle. Most of the times in one week of rehearsal the kids go through 12K+ rounds of 77s and 80s combined. [/QUOTE]
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