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shrive81

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Oct 13, 2024
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Yucaipa California
Hey Gents,

I just got into PCP and picked up a new M4 .30 in the 700mm barrel in the idea that i want to start practicing and in the future try a competition. With that said I am having trouble findings the rules and also what distance is the standard…. I guess the few questions would be:

1. Where can I find rules etc
2. are their specific targets sheets they use or where can i find or buy some
3. Are the distances the same at each match i can shoot out to 120 yards at my place
4. Any other advice im all ears


Thanks in advance
 
Hello @shrive81 and welcome to the fun and challenging world of BR airgun shooting. There are two main distances for airgun BR shooting, 50Y and 100Y, here in the US. I am more familiar with National 50 rules and they can be found here:

General 1 — National 50

www.national50.net www.national50.net

You can easily find clubs in your area who shoot N50 matches and upcoming matches by looking at these pages:

Clubs — National 50

www.national50.net www.national50.net

Match Schedule

scores.national50.net scores.national50.net

100Y events follow similar rules and can be found on AOA and Utah Airguns websites. The big national events typically have Sportsman and Pro classes. N50 has a few more classes to choose from and also allow 22LR rimfire to compete in the same events.
 
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My thought is: Find a local match to you. The closer the match is to your home location, the more likely you will be there practicing and competing. Every match I have been to, there is a rangemaster, they can answer your questions and guide you. I shoot N50, there are clubs in several states. https://www.national50.net/
 
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