HOW TO: Public land rimfire match

It's pretty common to bring a .22 with you when you're out with your friends or family camping or hanging out on public land. Rather than just punching paper, we wanted to explore how to make shooting a little more exciting.
We cover topics like equipment, targets, props, safety, format and then show you how it all breaks down by running through our own head-to-head competition. This is stuff you probably already have with you when you're out for a day and now you can use it to see who is the better shooter between you and your kids.
*This video isn't intended to show you how to set up actual rimfire competition or training, just how to have a bit more fun while shooting in a private group of friends or family. Using public land for competition requires various federal permits, fees and insurance. If you are interested in sanctioned rimfire matches please check with your local range/club or by visiting PRS22 or NRL 22 events.
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[@99bablefish]

looks fun! Could you please tell me about the KYL target, what type and where you can purchase them? Thanks in advance

[@OryxChassis]

this particular KYL Rack was bought used on FB marketplace. You can find them on Google new, the NRL website nrl22.org/product/nrl22-standard-target-package/ or even try building your own!

[@InternationalBarrels]

Nice work fellas!!!!

[@richardevans413]

Excellent video

[@OryxChassis]

Thank you so much!

[@jblem]

Great! What is your setup?

[@OryxChassis]

The rifle was a Bergara B14r with an International Barrels 1:12 twist. It was set in an ORYX Remington 700 chassis.