20 Shot Bench Rested Rifle Competition This is a variation on the competition started in February 2012. It is a rifle competition based on UKBR22 target shooting. UBC Competition Rules The rules will only be slightly different from the previous version in that there are now 20 targets to shoot on a single sheet instead of 50 on 5 sheets. Otherwise there is little change (apart from the size of the targets which are about 60 % of the previous size). You have coloured or plain Targets to choose from. There is no difference between targets, colouring is only a guide. The scoring zones are defined by the black boundary between zones and there are only 6 scores available: on the example below 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are marked on the target but the bull is so small that there is no room for a number but that will clearly be the 10. These targets are based on UKBR22 targets - you need to shoot all 20 of them. There are two sighting targets supplied at the top, then you have 1 shot per target (20 numbered roundels with a small blank square at bottom right for recording each score). You can shoot these in any order you wish – it does not necessarily have to be in the numbered sequence as printed. There is no time limit and position is seated or standing (supported).

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20 Shot Bench Rested Rifle Competition

This is a variation on the competition started in February 2012. It is a rifle competition based on UKBR22 target shooting.

UBC Competition Rules

The rules will only be slightly different from the previous version in that there are now 20 targets to shoot on a single sheet instead of 50 on 5 sheets. Otherwise there is little change (apart from the size of the targets which are about 60 % of the previous size). You have coloured or plain Targets to choose from. There is no difference between targets, colouring is only a guide. The scoring zones are defined by the black boundary between zones and there are only 6 scores available: on the example below 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are marked on the target but the bull is so small that there is no room for a number but that will clearly be the 10.

These targets are based on UKBR22 targets - you need to shoot all 20 of them. There are two sighting targets supplied at the top, then you have 1 shot per target (20 numbered roundels with a small blank square at bottom right for recording each score). You can shoot these in any order you wish – it does not necessarily have to be in the numbered sequence as printed. There is no time limit and position is seated or standing (supported).

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All scoring is inward. As it is quite possible that several people could get perfect scores of 20 bulls, where the bull is completely obliterated by a shot then that is recorded as 10.5. These extra points will determine who is the winner in each category. There is therefore a maximum possible score on the completed competition target sheet of 210 .

There will be 6 sections: Target rifles optical @ 10yds Target rifles open sights @ 6yds Airsoft optical @ 10yds Airsoft open sights @ 6yds Budget optical @ 10 yds Budget open sights @ 6yds

Summary of Course of Fire

All rifles must be shot from a bench, seated or standing (supported).

6 yds or 10 yds to be measured from target face to trigger of rifle when fired.

Bipods & shooting cushions are allowed.

After sighters, you will shoot one target sheet, one shot per numbered roundel – a total of 20 shots.

The season will consist of 6 rounds, with the scores and leader board published monthly.

Each round will run for a month starting on the 1st Saturday and finishing on the last Saturday at 10:00 pm.

Please submit your scores to [email protected] listing your scores, rifle, class, sights & pellet/BB type. A scorecard is available on the website.

Good Luck