Michael Harrell
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Anyone have an idea of what would be a safe number of mags to bring to a USSA club pro-am match?
For ProAm you can only load 10 in the mags, so as many as possible would be bestAnyone have an idea of what would be a safe number of mags to bring to a USSA club pro-am match?
Anyone have an idea of what would be a safe number of mags to bring to a USSA club pro-am match?
ProAm is a knockdown steel match with set par times. You knockdown as many pieces of steel as possible in the allotted time.Old question, same question. Is the "ProAm" event that Renato puts on at USSA every month both Pro AND Amateur. Why is it called ProAm?
So his are not actually ProAm, just ProAm style stages?Wall said:ProAm is a knockdown steel match with set par times. You knockdown as many pieces of steel as possible in the allotted time.
The actual annual ProAm tournament has both Pro & Amatuer competitors with a different par time for the 2 groups.
Targets are set in arrays with plenty to shoot at on each stage. Mags are loaded to a max of 10 rounds.
The local "Proam" matches usually only have a single competitor "status" with only one par time for everyone.
Renato's ProAm match is one of the few that has a Rimfire division. Most matches use a lot of poppers which are too heavy for Rimfire. Renato uses small(er) plates for targets & the Rimfire guns don't have a problem knocking them down.
It's a really fun match, I definitely recommend it.
yes & yesSo his are not actually ProAm, just ProAm style stages?
Do they have a rimfire rifle division?
It would require you leaving Logan County to shoot the match though....Burk Cornelius said:So his are not actually ProAm, just ProAm style stages?
Do they have a rimfire rifle division?
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Mag changes are part of the game, 10 rounds max in the mags.I don't have a lot of mags for my Nordic .22 rimfire. A couple of 15 rounders and two 50 round.
Is it like steel challenge where you can load up what you want in the mag but only shoot what is needed to finish the stage, or are mag changes part of the game? Never shot one.
I'm a pro at the barleybarley a amateur