Great overview which I appreciate, thank you. I've been doing some fun .22 shoots with a local club, but not a NRL yet though your videos give me a clue. Sharing the unedited initial day with mistakes makes it far less intimidating to the less experienced.
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I am looking to get into NRL22. I just plan to start out in base class to get my feet wet. One thing I immediately notice I probably have wrong is the height of the bipod. I currently have a 6-9" bipod on my rifle which has been fine for just plinking on the farm. What size do you recommend for competition?
A 6-9" is actually going to be fine for flat ranges where the target is at the same height as the firing point. But if you start shooting upwards at an angle (targets higher up), then you will want more height. Any chance you run an Arca or Picatinny rail for the bipod? The match you attend will have people who can let you use their bipod if yours proves to be unsuitable for the range venue, and Arca or Picatinny is an easy swap. My opinion is to just attend the NRL22 match with what you have and people will help you figure things out as applicable.
Looking forward to shooting my first NRL match tomorrow a WEGC… usually an ARA shooter😎 I very much appreciate all your work on this review, and the advice on technique and equipment is enlightening! Looks like a bunch of fun👍👍👍😎
