BCPRL Season Schedule and Heffley Creek Match Updates

MDT.Josh

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Hey everyone, just wanted to provide you all with our current season schedule as well an update on the upcoming Heffley Creek on the 9/10th of April!

Our dates so far are:
- 9 April - BCPRL Heffley Creek - Apr [https://practiscore.com/bcprl-heffley-creek-9-april-2022-centrefire/register]
-10 April - NRL22 Heffley Creek - Apr [https://practiscore.com/nrl22-heffley-creek-april-2022/register]
-*11 June - NRL22 Chilliwack - Jun
-*2 July - MDT Marksmanship Match - Jul
-*3 July - Go Big Tactical Steel Challenge - Jul
-13 August - BCPRL Heffley Creek - Aug
-14 August - NRL22 Heffley Creek - Aug
-*3 September - BCPRL Pemberton "Suns Out, Guns Out"
-*4 September - NRL22 Pemberton 2022
-*17 September - NRL22 Chilliwack - Sept
-15 October - BCPRL Heffley Creek - Oct.
-16 October - NRL22 Heffley Creek - Oct.
*still waiting on final confirmation from ranges/MD's.

We are also working on some dates with Joe up in Cache Creek, so keep an eye out for those!

Additionally, for the upcoming Heffley Creek matches, we have some updates from the Match Director, Ed (this will also be in an email to shooters currently signed up):
- We will have 2 loaner .22 rifles for Sunday. People just need to email me at kamloopsrimfire@gmail.com to reserve one.
- Heffley Creek Rec Centre is able to provide meals at a cost, and deliver them to the range. Let me know what you want ahead of time and bring cash to pay for them on site.
- If you want to come and sight in on Friday afternoon/evening, you're more than welcome, it is just $10/shooter. Cash at the door.

Thanks Everyone and I hope to see you all out at more matches soon! We're in for a VERY busy and productive year.

If you have any more questions, feel free to contact bcprecisionrifle@gmail.com

- Josh
 
MDT.Josh said:
The NRL22 stages (of which there are 5) will be out to 200 yards maximum, however, the other stages typically run out to 400 or more!
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A match within a match... wouldn't that be hard to US national points? My understanding is that NRL22 is out to 100yds... then there is NRL22X or something like that goes out further.

For the PRS points that shooters are working towards, what is the US NRL22 nationals format they are working towards?

Jerry
 
Mystic Precision said:
A match within a match... wouldn't that be hard to US national points? My understanding is that NRL22 is out to 100yds... then there is NRL22X or something like that goes out further.

For the PRS points that shooters are working towards, what is the US NRL22 nationals format they are working towards?

Jerry
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So we are not exactly playing by NRL22 rules, but we have an understanding with Tyler, Lisa, Travis, Brit and the team at the NRL in which our shooters shoot our matches and we are able to send our top 5 to shoot in the finale (which is in Missouri this year)! Keep an eye out for announcements soon on that.

If we were US based, we would only submit the NRL22 stage scores for points, but we are not, so we track the whole match scores and submit our top 5 off of that.

As for the match format, historically the NRL22 course of fire was 100 yards and under, however, the have option #1 and option #2, which includes stages out to 200 yards (if you have the range) and any stage outside of that can be whatever you want! These matches are designed to encourage competitors to come out, have fun and compete at the highest level they are able to, in order to qualify for the NRL22 Finale in the USA, in which you'll shoot against the best in the world.

- Josh
 
JaysonCraig said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCKYzfqYqqY

is this a typical bcprl match? i was surprised by the pistol portion
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This is typical for the BCPRL match run in Pemberton, BC. Dave runs and awesome match that tests a variety of skill other than just trigger pulling, including; target acquisition, transitioning from your main gun to pistol/back-up rifle, range finding, target sequence memorization, etc.

As for the stage design, the match director (of which there are 3 of us now) will typically design all of their own stages using things that they build or the natural terrain they have at their disposal. Each match will have it's own, unique "flavor" and test a variety of skills! All of them typically simulate a high stress hunting or combat situation in which you have to build an improvised position and engage a certain amount of targets in a certain amount of time. They are not designed to be easy, but achievable! Most top level shooters will walk away hitting 60-90% of their shots for the day, whereas mid-pack shooters will hit 30-75% of their shots!

It's a great way to test your skills and learn new things other than sitting at a bench and punching paper :)

- Josh
 
MDT.Josh said:
This is typical for the BCPRL match run in Pemberton, BC. Dave runs and awesome match that tests a variety of skill other than just trigger pulling, including; target acquisition, transitioning from your main gun to pistol/back-up rifle, range finding, target sequence memorization, etc.

As for the stage design, the match director (of which there are 3 of us now) will typically design all of their own stages using things that they build or the natural terrain they have at their disposal. Each match will have it's own, unique "flavor" and test a variety of skills! All of them typically simulate a high stress hunting or combat situation in which you have to build an improvised position and engage a certain amount of targets in a certain amount of time. They are not designed to be easy, but achievable! Most top level shooters will walk away hitting 60-90% of their shots for the day, whereas mid-pack shooters will hit 30-75% of their shots!

It's a great way to test your skills and learn new things other than sitting at a bench and punching paper :)

- Josh
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Rad. I shot MLRSC in 2018 and it kicked my but. Looking to get back into it this year i hope, in BC
 
JaysonCraig said:
Rad. I shot MLRSC in 2018 and it kicked my but. Looking to get back into it this year i hope, in BC
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Awesome! These matches are similar in style to the PRS National match run by Ryan, but he's stepped back from those this year. These club level matches are a great way to come out and practice, Pemberton being the only one that incorporates pistol right now.

If you have any questions, be sure to email me at bcprecisionrifle@gmail.com !

- Josh
 
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