I want to try this, but only when I have a switch barrel rifle and a beater barrel.

http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/201 ... ngskyting/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Cool stuff.

go buy a cheap enfield!

How many mags do you have for your .22 upper caus I just got a great idea

6079Winston wrote:I want to try this, but only when I have a switch barrel rifle and a beater barrel.

http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/201 ... ngskyting/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

GforceJunkie wrote:How many mags do you have for your .22 upper caus I just got a great idea

I have about a dozen mags, just none that actually feed all the time. I'm going to take the hint and try to get a handful ready for the next rimfire match

Wow, those dudes are amazingly fast. Joe H and Joe V could give them a run for there money! Right Joe's

GforceJunkie wrote:I just got a great idea

I hope you have a Mad Minute stage in the next rimfire match. Who cares if the autos have an advantage or not. That stage looks like fun.

johnlee wrote:
I hope you have a Mad Minute stage in the next rimfire match. Who cares if the autos have an advantage or not. That stage looks like fun.

Just make the target smaller or farther away and that should help level the playing field for the bolt actions.

Good idea.

Also, perhaps shooting a Mad Minute stage from something like sitting or slung prone rather than bipod prone might make equipment less of a factor.

Whatever you end up doing, I hope to see a Mad Minute in a forthcoming rimfire match. That really looks like fun.

Yes but hopefully prone because I suck at positional stages.

johnlee wrote: Whatever you end up doing, I hope to see a Mad Minute in a forthcoming rimfire match. That really looks like fun.

Prepare to have fun then I decided to seperate the semi's and the bolt guns to make things fair.

I was surfing GunsAmerica during lunch and ran across this mad minute special:

http://www.gunsamerica.com/922194270/Gu ... r_22LR.htm#" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Fuck it. I bought it.

Unfortunately, I won't have possession of it in time for this weekend's rimfire match.

You my friend have a disease!!!

johnlee wrote:I was surfing GunsAmerica during lunch and ran across this mad minute special:

http://www.gunsamerica.com/922194270/Gu ... r_22LR.htm#" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Fuck it. I bought it.

Unfortunately, I won't have possession of it in time for this weekend's rimfire match.

Very nice gun John. So will there be a mad minute challenge this Sunday?

Stoopy wrote:So will there be a mad minute challenge this Sunday?

I don't know for sure, but I'm guessing there will be based on what Mike wrote previously:

GforceJunkie wrote:Prepare to have fun then I decided to seperate the semi's and the bolt guns to make things fair.

Does anyone know of a good shot timer app for iPhones?

Nevermind I found one I had on my phone already. Sure fire if anyone else wants to know.

It sucks. Especially if you are shooting under cover. can't seem to get the echo and microphone calibrated right

Gnzrme wrote:It sucks. Especially if you are shooting under cover. can't seem to get the echo and microphone calibrated right

I was using it for dry fire practice. Just a timer with buzzers and a delayed start. It worked ok for that but i was keeping track of how many trigger pulls I made so i knew when to change mags. Mag changes is where the mad minute is won or lost, at least that's what I think.

I can blow through a 10 round mag in the MKII pretty quickly but I keep accidentally engaging the saftey. Anyone here have any ideas about disengaging or removing the lever? I don't think it's strictly necessary on a .22 bolt with the Accutrigger.

evo wrote:I can blow through a 10 round mag in the MKII pretty quickly but I keep accidentally engaging the saftey. Anyone here have any ideas about disengaging or removing the lever? I don't think it's strictly necessary on a .22 bolt with the Accutrigger.

don't you have to have a functioning safety according to the match rules? I know they never check so maybe I'm wrong.

Just found it rule 3

Mark your calenders and get your .22's tuned up! CaPRC is proud to announce the 2012 tactical Precision Rimfire match schedule an Angeles Shooting Range:

Feb. 26th (on main rifle line)
April 15th (on main rifle line)
June 24th (on Fort Angeles private range)
Aug. 26th (on Fort Angeles private range)
Nov. 11th (on main rifle line)

CaPRC Tactical Precision Rimfire General Rules, Guides, & Suggestions

The Hardware

1) Rifle: Any bolt action or semi auto, .22lr caliber.
2) Optics: unlimited.
3) A functional safety required on all rifles.
4) All rifles must be able to eject a live round
5) .22lr caliber only. No magnum or .17. No Hypervelocity ammo.
6) Chamber flag required. Not required to be inserted into chamber, Passed through ejection port and down through mag well is acceptable.

Highly recommended

1) Bipod, sling, and rear bag for support.
2) 10 round magazines, enough magazines for 20 round stages.
3) Target grade match ammo.
4) Scope of at least 10x power with milling reticle.
5) At least 27 moa of scope adjustment from 50 yd zero. May require 20 moa scope base.
6) Dope from 10 to 200 yards.

Nice to have

1) Shooting mat or other ground cover.
2) Binoculars or spotting scope
3) Elbow and knee pads
4) Drinks and snacks.

The Action

1) Be prepared to shoot from the prone, sitting, kneeling and standing positions with and without support.
2) Be prepared to shoot over, under, around and through barricades or obstacles.
3) Be prepared to engage targets from 10 to 200 yards.
4) Be prepared to shoot strong and weak side.
5) Be prepared to have fun!



Helpfull data and links

1) Randall's dope chart for Wolf Match. First number is MOA, second number below it is wind hold for 10 mph in MIL's.
http://www.ar15barrels.com/data/22dope.pdf

2) Wolf Match data for your ballistic program:
BC = .130 G1
FPS= 1050 typical with 20" barrel

3) Review of Tactical Precision match by 6mmbr.com: http://www.6mmbr.com/rimfiretactical.html

Ahh, OK missed that. Maybe I can come up with a block or something just for the rapid fire stage.

You have to have a functioning safety for our matches. Perhaps remove the big knob on the savage lever and just have enough of the sheet metal lever sticking up so it can be functional.

GforceJunkie wrote:You have to have a functioning safety for our matches. Perhaps remove the big knob on the savage trigger and just have enough of the sheet metal lever sticking up so it can be functional.

that's a good idea, HSLD safety lever.

I'll see what I can whip up, I was hoping not to permanently modify, but I might be able to remove the knob but then tap and bolt it back on after the match.