Precision rifle shooting and the .22 long rifle cartridge aren’t found in the same sentence very often, but that is the core philosophy of the NRL22 format. By stretching the capabilities of the world’s most popular and cheapest rifle calibers, the goal is to create a challenging yet welcoming target shooting environment for a diverse range of shooters; young and old, rich and poor, novices and veterans.
The organization behind the NRL22 competition is the National Rimfire League. With an annual membership fee of only $60/Adults and $25/Youth, the NRL22 format is an accessible and budget-minded target shooting platform.
To provide fair competitive opportunities for as many people as possible, NRL22 is organized into seven shooter divisions:
1. Base division is reserved for shooters with a rifle and scope totaling less than $1650 MSRP.
2. Open division has no rifle restrictions other than rifles must be chambered in 22lr or are air rifles.
3. Young Guns is for children ages 8-17.
4. Ladies division is for female shooters.
5. Air rifle division is exclusively for air rifles and competes alongside 22lr rifles during matches.
6. Old Guns division is for any shooter over age 60.
7. Adaptive division is for any shooter needing special accommodations to participate.

Zero range will open at 1230pm before the match start. Please arrive accordingly to ensure everyone gets the opportunity to check zero.