postal match setup

[hogmister]

I'm interested in setting up a postal match. could anyone explain the terms of the match and any rules and regs that need to be followed and / or laid out ahead of time.

thanks.

[slamfire51]

I'm interested in setting up a postal match. could anyone explain the terms of the match and any rules and regs that need to be followed and / or laid out ahead of time.

thanks.

There's one going on now.
http://www.gunsnet.net/showthread.ph...tch-Rules-2011
If you are planning a non-C&R match, you can go by these rules to a certain extent.
You can be gun and ammo specific.

[hogmister]

There's one going on now.
http://www.gunsnet.net/showthread.ph...tch-Rules-2011
If you are planning a non-C&R match, you can go by these rules to a certain extent.
You can be gun and ammo specific.

thanks. i read through that one. i was interested in setting up a non-c&r match. maybe something a little less formal to keep costs down for everyone. no trophies or mailing in targets. (i know that's why it's called "postal") thinking more like a "digital" version. just post a pic of your target near some sort of standard size reference piece (quarter, caliper, ammo, or whatever). have a poll for the winner. i was thinking 17hmr at 50 or 100 yards, if there is enough interest in that caliber.

[Schuetzenman]

thanks. i read through that one. i was interested in setting up a non-c&r match. maybe something a little less formal to keep costs down for everyone. no trophies or mailing in targets. (i know that's why it's called "postal") thinking more like a "digital" version. just post a pic of your target near some sort of standard size reference piece (quarter, caliper, ammo, or whatever). have a poll for the winner. i was thinking 17hmr at 50 or 100 yards, if there is enough interest in that caliber.

There is a rimfire forum for something like that. Moebrown just did one for .22 LR.

[Moebrown20]

thanks. i read through that one. i was interested in setting up a non-c&r match. maybe something a little less formal to keep costs down for everyone. no trophies or mailing in targets. (i know that's why it's called "postal") thinking more like a "digital" version. just post a pic of your target near some sort of standard size reference piece (quarter, caliper, ammo, or whatever). have a poll for the winner. i was thinking 17hmr at 50 or 100 yards, if there is enough interest in that caliber.

I don't own a .17, but I'm sure at least 60% of the members here have a .22LR.
Keep the rules simple & fair. Oh and it must have a good deadline.

http://www.gunsnet.net/showthread.ph...2-LR-Challange

I know a few people want a rematch.

[hogmister]

I don't own a .17, but I'm sure at least 60% of the members here have a .22LR.
Keep the rules simple & fair. Oh and it must have a good deadline.

http://www.gunsnet.net/showthread.ph...2-LR-Challange

I know a few people want a rematch.

i am recently part of the other 40%. just sold mine for ar parts.