Matches & events

We don't host a calendar. The organizers keep these official finders up to date:

NRL22 Clubs & Matches finder ↗

Search NRL22 clubs/matches by location.

NRL22 match calendar ↗

Upcoming NRL22 events list.

PRS Rimfire (Precision Rifle Series) ↗

PRS home; regional rimfire series pages, e.g. Northeast Rimfire.

PRS Northeast Rimfire region ↗

Example regional rimfire calendar.

PractiScore ↗

Where many clubs post match registration and results.

NRL Hunter ↗

Field-style matches from the National Rifle League.

Before your first match: prep checklist

General preparation. The league's current rulebook and the match director's instructions always take priority.

  1. Read the current rules on the league site: classes and any equipment or price limits change from year to year.
  2. Zero and data: confirm your 50-yd zero with match ammo and record your holds or dope out to the longest stated distance.
  3. Torque check: action screws and rail/rings to spec (see gunsmithing). Mark screws with a paint pen so you can spot movement.
  4. Magazines: enough loaded magazines for the stage round counts in the match book, and function-test every magazine first.
  5. Ammo: the round count from the match book plus a spare box, from one lot if you can.
  6. Support gear: bipod, rear bag, barricade bag, and a mat if the stage allows.
  7. Safety: eye and ear protection, chamber flag, and a case or sling that meets range rules.
  8. Tools: a small torque driver and bits, a cleaning rod for a stuck case (clean from the breech), and spare batteries for the optic.
  9. Admin: registration confirmation and any fees, and arrive in time for the safety brief.

Which classes fit?

Bolt-action rimfires like the CZ 457 are common in NRL22 and PRS rimfire. Class limits vary, so check them before you buy parts. See our competition builds and planner.