Take-5© .22 Rimfire, pistol and rifle
Classifications
(you can enter different classifications for pistol and rifle)
| OPEN | anything goes on both rifles and pistols, including scopes, optical sights, muzzle brakes, compensators, gas stabilizers, etc. This classification will be dominated by semi-auto pistols and rifles. A scoped rifle will be in this class. |
| LIMITED | the stock classification for rifles and pistols; iron sights, meaning stock "notch and post" type sights; fiber optic sights and adjustable sights are allowed; replacement barrels are allowed; no scopes or battery powered sights; no muzzle brakes, compensators or gas stabilizers. |
| MANUALLY OPERATED | for bolt action rifles (magazine or tube feed) and double-action revolvers. |
| COWBOY | for lever action and pump rifles, single action revolvers and the contestant must wear a cowboy hat while competing. |
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Complete classification listing |
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OPEN |
Pistol |
Rifle |
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LIMITED |
Pistol |
Rifle |
Manual Revolver |
Manual Rifle |
Cowboy Revolver |
Cowboy Rifle |
Example classifications and notes:
a) Ruger Mark II pistol with stock sights is Limited Pistol
b) Browning Buckmark pistol with C-More optic sight is Open Pistol
c) Browning Buckmark with Tactical Solutions fluted and colored aluminum replacement barrel is Limited Pistol
d) Kimber 1911 pistol with .22 conversion and stock sights is Limited Pistol
e) Ruger 10/22 rifle, magazine feed, stock sights is Limited Rifle
f) Remington bolt action .22 rifle, tube feed with scope is Open Rifle, without scope, Manually Operated
g) tube feed rifles will be initially loaded with 10 rounds maximum and reloaded after each string (when more than one string is required)
h) it is suggested to have more than one magazine for pistols, or someone will reload for you between strings
See you at the range & make every shot count!
For more information, contact Tom Schiller via e-mail , or Dan Friend
last update June 18, 2007