Centrefire

Precision Rifle (PR) combines the three principles of precision, stability and speed to score as many points as possible during a given amount of time. The course of fire is made up of a number of stages that are shot individually by the shooter.  The shooter will often move and shoot from several positions, fire under or over obstacles or in other unfamiliar situations. There are no standard courses of fire or set target arrangement.  Courses are designed to test the shooter's inventiveness and solutions frequently differ  between shooters. The above points apply equally to both PR centrefire and rimfire.

There are no price restrictions imposed on Open Division rifles.  These may be customised within the limits of Tasmanian firearms legislation.

Open Division rifles will not exceed a calibre of .30 or a velocity of 3,200 fps.

Precision Rifle has two Divisions - Production and Open.   All shooters must declare the Division in which they will be competing when they register. It is the shooter’s responsibility to ensure they are scored in the correct Division. Failure to do so will result in a Match disqualification.

 A Production Division rifle and optic combined shall not exceed $5,500. The price will be determined by averaging 3 advertised prices from reputable Australian retailers.

A Production Division rifle shall not exceed $3,250.00. The optic shall not exceed $2,750.00.

Calibre:  Production Division rifles will not exceed a calibre of .30 or a velocity of 3,200 fps.

Accessories: The following items are considered accessories and are permitted to be used on production rifle: muzzle brakes, barricade stops/blocks, custom paint, rings, red dot sights, bags, pads, bipods, rails, throw levers, data card holders, bolt knobs, bubble level and grips..