RR has several competitive shooting events called challenges” that put competitors to the test in a variety of disciplines. This section describes the parameters for each. Our Skill Challenges resemble formal competition but are intended to provide interesting and difficult problems which link students to marksmen heritage. Thus the parameters for targets, setup, and variations may vary more than traditional CMP or NRA challenges. Students are competing more against their immediate peers and themselves than against the record books. We are affiliated with the NRA and CMP and urge students who have mastered the RR challenges to try their hand in formal competition. RR Freedom Bell Classifier: See what your current maximum range is to score consistent hits and ring the Bell! RR Qualification Test: This is our signature basic rifle skills test. It requires scoring hits with both rapid and slow fire in a variety of positions against targets at varying ranges. This event may be fired at 25 yards, 100 yards, or the full 400 yard distance. RR "5V Vintage" Qualification Test: This version of our classic test uses the vintage targets used by generations of American riflemen. Test your skills against the same target used by previous generations! RR Battle Rattle: Based on the CMP's popular Team Matches, this fast-paced event pits teams of four against targets at a variety of ranges. RR Shoot Challenge: The capstone challenge for a rifleman, these creative events require marksmen to detect, identify, range, and engage targets under field conditions at varying distances. Most of the Skill Challenges use similar rules and are described below. The Battle Rattle and Field Shoot Challenge differ and are presented separately. Accommodations for shooters with obvious or documented disabilities, or for youth, MAY be provided at the discretion of the Event Director. If any shooter is judged by the Event Director to not be able to transition safely, he/she may have the shooter start in the firing position and not fire until after a transitioning shooter fires a round first. For shooters with disabilities who are seated in wheelchairs or shooting seated from a bench, suggested adapted shooting positions are as follows (if possible, and at the discretion of the Event Director): To simulate standing; arms unsupported. To simulate seated/kneeling; one elbow may be supported by a wheelchair arm or table. To simulate prone: both elbows may be supported on wheelchair arms or a table. & Approved targets include the following (dimensions approximate). Reduced versions scaled for 25 yard or other distances are also approved.
RR has several competitive shooting events called challenges” that put competitors to the test in a variety of disciplines. This section describes the parameters for each. Our Skill Challenges resemble formal competition but are intended to provide interesting and difficult problems which link students to marksmen heritage. Thus the parameters for targets, setup, and variations may vary more than traditional CMP or NRA challenges. Students are competing more against their immediate peers and themselves than against the record books. We are affiliated with the NRA and CMP and urge students who have mastered the RR challenges to try their hand in formal competition. RR Freedom Bell Classifier: See what your current maximum range is to score consistent hits and ring the Bell! RR Qualification Test: This is our signature basic rifle skills test. It requires scoring hits with both rapid and slow fire in a variety of positions against targets at varying ranges. This event may be fired at 25 yards, 100 yards, or the full 400 yard distance. RR "5V Vintage" Qualification Test: This version of our classic test uses the vintage targets used by generations of American riflemen. Test your skills against the same target used by previous generations! RR Battle Rattle: Based on the CMP's popular Team Matches, this fast-paced event pits teams of four against targets at a variety of ranges. RR Shoot Challenge: The capstone challenge for a rifleman, these creative events require marksmen to detect, identify, range, and engage targets under field conditions at varying distances. Most of the Skill Challenges use similar rules and are described below. The Battle Rattle and Field Shoot Challenge differ and are presented separately. Accommodations for shooters with obvious or documented disabilities, or for youth, MAY be provided at the discretion of the Event Director. If any shooter is judged by the Event Director to not be able to transition safely, he/she may have the shooter start in the firing position and not fire until after a transitioning shooter fires a round first. For shooters with disabilities who are seated in wheelchairs or shooting seated from a bench, suggested adapted shooting positions are as follows (if possible, and at the discretion of the Event Director): To simulate standing; arms unsupported. To simulate seated/kneeling; one elbow may be supported by a wheelchair arm or table. To simulate prone: both elbows may be supported on wheelchair arms or a table. & Approved targets include the following (dimensions approximate). Reduced versions scaled for 25 yard or other distances are also approved.
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