Just wondering what most guys use and what is popular in these matches with mags, Are shooters using 10 round mags, internal box or loading 1 at a time? Is there any advantage on having a detachable 10 round mag during a typical ORA precision match? Or would a guy be fine using a rifle with a 4 round internal? Just wondering if it would be a worthwhile upgrade to add a bottom metal.
ORA precison match question.
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Detachable mags make things a lot easier in the 200m rapid follow up. Otherwise, you need to rely on your partner, which can work well if you've put in the time and practice together. For all of the other stages it really doesn't give you an advantage. You have plenty of time to load a single shot.
The 200m Rapid Followup requires two shots to be fired per exposure.
A single shot rifle can be used. A repeater makes it much easier. An internal magazine is fine, but you will be reloading between exposures. It is faster to change a detachable than it is to top load an internal. Less fumbling. A detachable 10 round magazine means that you do not have to reload during the match.
During the 300m Agony Snap, there will never be less than 10 seconds between exposures, so single loading is not an issue.
A single shot rifle can be used. A repeater makes it much easier. An internal magazine is fine, but you will be reloading between exposures. It is faster to change a detachable than it is to top load an internal. Less fumbling. A detachable 10 round magazine means that you do not have to reload during the match.
During the 300m Agony Snap, there will never be less than 10 seconds between exposures, so single loading is not an issue.
