.22 Rimfire Challenge @DRRC Sat Jan 25 9a-4p

[digitalstephen]

Here is my ruger 22/45 build.

Volquartsen Accurizing Kit
bam hammer bushing
bam charging handle
american legends grips
slingshot mod
burris fastfire III
pac-lite scope base
madd macs precision tactical Comp in the mail.

 

[digitalstephen]

If your not a member of DRRC how do you get past the gate? OR is it going to be open?

 

[Kimber Custom]

Gate will be open @8 and I'll have a sign at the end of the road directing you to the Silhouette range

 

[bsawhill]

Will I need a "Race gun"? I have a bone stock MKIII and a '64 carbine that I want to bring to try out the rimfire challenge.

 

[spectra]

Will I need a "Race gun"? I have a bone stock MKIII and a '64 carbine that I want to bring to try out the rimfire challenge.

You should be good to go. I think there are a lot of guys just running a stock pistol. This is supposed to be a fun event for everyone. Kind of gets you going so can jump to the next level and spend the money on a race gun

 

[accessbob]

Unfortunately I won't be able to be there this time. I had some surgery recently and my physical self is just not there for the rigor of the event. And I had to sell off my 10/22 and my U22 for medical bills so I'm 22-less at this point. I wish everyone good luck and to have a great time. I did enjoy participating as a timer last time.

 

[Kimber Custom]

Will I need a "Race gun"? I have a bone stock MKIII and a '64 carbine that I want to bring to try out the rimfire challenge.

Not at all - One of the draws of Rimfire Challenge (Just passed off to NSSF from Ruger) is that there is no special equipment. Anything chambered in .22lr will get it done.

You should be good to go. I think there are a lot of guys just running a stock pistol. This is supposed to be a fun event for everyone. Kind of gets you going so can jump to the next level and spend the money on a race gun

Exactly

Unfortunately I won't be able to be there this time. I had some surgery recently and my physical self is just not there for the rigor of the event. And I had to sell off my 10/22 and my U22 for medical bills so I'm 22-less at this point. I wish everyone good luck and to have a great time. I did enjoy participating as a timer last time.

Sorry to hear that Bob. If you think you can handle it if we put a chair out there for you I'd love to have your help again.

 

[omenwolf]

Anyone got a bead on ammo, I am having a really hard time finding ammo for this event. I need probably about 1000 rds for me and my daughter to shoot both rifle and pistol both.

 

[accessbob]

Not at all - One of the draws of Rimfire Challenge (Just passed off to NSSF from Ruger) is that there is no special equipment. Anything chambered in .22lr will get it done.



Exactly



Sorry to hear that Bob. If you think you can handle it if we put a chair out there for you I'd love to have your help again.

Thanks, but I was reminded by my wife that day is one I was taking my youngest to a church event.

 

[Kimber Custom]

Anyone got a bead on ammo, I am having a really hard time finding ammo for this event. I need probably about 1000 rds for me and my daughter to shoot both rifle and pistol both.

It's about 150 rounds per gun so 2 guns, 2 people 600 rounds should be enough. I've had reasonable luck at Fisherman's in Delta Park if you get there right at 11:15 when the delivery is made. I hope you can make it.

 

[bsawhill]

I looked on the DRRC website and couldn't find an answer I need for the event tomorrow. Is it cash only for the fees?

 

[Kimber Custom]

I suppose a check could be made out to DRRC but cash would be preferred.

 

[Outdoorxj]

Can people spectate the event? I know its only 5 dollars but i have a bone stock 10/22 ruger and never done a competition like this before. so i dont feel like getting looks :{

 

[bsawhill]

Outdoorxj I'm in the same boat as you. I've got a bone stock carbine and a safe queen MKIII that I'll be running. We can get the same looks.

 

[EM60]

Outdoorxj you should not worry about looks, there will be a lot of stock guns and it could very well be a stock gun that wins. Just because somebody has a tricked out gun does not mean their going to win, it just means they may have spent alot of money to lose. It is more important to shoot the gun you have well, and it's about having fun. So come on out and enjoy.

 

[Outdoorxj]

Thank you bsawhill and EM60. I will make my way out there and hope to network with more people and learn the sport. Ill be out there with my 10/22 and mkiii

 

[spectra]

Good luck tom guys and gals. Would love to show up but am just not up to it yet. Will hit the next one for sure it just looks like to good of a time.

 

[jeeves]

Im coming out with a stock 10/22 too! Im just gonna have a great time!
See you there.

 

[Kimber Custom]

The stage is set








Prizes are ready and the truck is packed



Weather is out of my control but I don't think it's going to rain

Lets have some fun people

For those of you worried about stock gear, that's what we are all about: introduction to competitive shooting without a whole lot of gear or experience. I think our top shooter last month folded down his rear sight on his stock 10/22 and used the front bead shotgun style. I didn't see any race guns at all. Another top competitor did really well with a lever action rifle. The targets are big & close - fancy gear isn't a huge advantage here.

See you all in the bright and early.

 

[Glockman19]

Sure wish I saw this post in advance so I could have made it out just the type of event I would like to attend.