Australia Day, Anzac Day and Q50
NSBARC holds 3 major shoots each year; Australia Day, ANZAC Day and the Quarry 50 “Q50”. Check the Calendar for dates.
Northern NSW IRB
This is a competition held between members of shooting clubs in Manning Valley (Taree), Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, Glen Innes and Newcastle (NSBARC). For more information and to register, go to www.nnsw-irb.org or contact your Club Captain.
Target Rifle Australia Postal Competition
The TRA postal competition is an online competition that is held each year. You can register at https://tradb.tra.org.au/Online-Competition.php
The disciplines that can be entered at NSBARC are:
- 25m RBA (LV – Air RIfle – 75 Shots)
- 50m RBA (HV – .22 – 75 Shots)
- 10m Air Rifle (60 Shots)
- 10m Supported Air Rifle (60 Shots)
Club Championships
The Club Championships are designed to be a friendly and inclusive event to provide members with a taste of competition at every calendared range open day. A single competition detail is run during the 2nd detail for air rifle and 4th detail for rimfire, with the discipline changing each week (please see calendar).
Key Points:
- Each NSBARC comp target will be $3.50 (inclusive of the target).
- Rimfire Disciplines will be:
- Heavy Rifle .22 Rimfire Rifle
- International Sporter
- Hunter (factory)
- BR30
- Air Rifle Disciplines will be:
- 25m Heavy Rifle Air Rifle
- 25m Light Rifle Air Rifle
- 50m Air Rifle Unlimited
- BR30
- Scoring will be conducted by the qualified members.
- All scores are recorded and can be tracked on the Results page.
- A minimum number of competition cards must be shot to be in the running for Club Champion. Those that attend and shoot more often will have a greater chance of finding that “perfect day” and shooting a winning card
- Medals will be awarded for Champion and runners-up in each class.
NSBARC Club Award
The NSBARC CLUB AWARD is a way to recognise those who turn up, join in, and help out.
3 Members will recieve the CLUB AWARD at the end of year General Meeting.
The CLUB AWARD will run all year and will be decided on points gained for a range of activities. Just turning up each week will get you points!
CLUB AWARD points will be awarded to all members that attend any of the following club activities:
- Attending scheduled regular shoot days – NSBARC
- Attendance at each of the Annual Major NSBARC Competitions
- Attendance at the NNSW IRB Competitions
- Range Officer duty
- Scoring of targets
- Committee Meeting attendance
- Working Bee attendance
- Mentionable contributions
Key Points:
CLUB AWARD points and rankings will not be published.
Rimfire Disciplines and Rules
Heavy Rifle .22 Rimfire Rifle
- Max weight 15 pounds / 6.803kg
- Scope magnification – Unlimited
- Barrel attachments permitted
- Max stock width 3” / 76.2mm (flat or convex)
Light Rifle .22 Rimfire Rifle
- Max weight 10.5 pounds / 4.762kg
- Scope magnification – Unlimited
- Barrel attachments permitted
- Max stock width 3” / 76.2mm (flat or convex)
International Sporter (WRABF)
- Max weight 8.5 pounds / 3.855kg
- Scope magnification – Max 6.5x
- No barrel attachments (tuners, weights, stabilisers)
- Max stock width 2.25” / 57.15mm (flat or convex)
Hunter/Factory (Northern NSW)
- Max weight 8.75 pounds / 3.968kg
- Scope magnification – Unlimited
- Barrel attachments NOT permitted (tuners, weights, stabilisers)
- Max stock width 1.75” / 44.45mm (convex, a 10cent piece must not sit flat)
- Factory stock and trigger. Trigger can be lightened. Stock can be lengthened/shortened or bedded.
BR30 50m
- No restriction on rifle
- Rifle weight applies a % multiplier to final score. Lighter rifles give an advantage.
- Follows “worst edge scoring” if shot breaks through the score line, lower score counts.
- A magnified scoring gauge is used for “close” shots.
Air Rifle Disciplines and Rules
Heavy Rifle Air Rifle
- Max weight 15 pounds / 6.803kg
- 27.12 Joules or 20ft lbs Maximum power
- Scope magnification – Unlimited
- Barrel attachments permitted
- Max stock width 3” / 76.2mm (flat or convex)
- Any commonly available pellet or slug may be used
Light Rifle Air Rifle
- Max weight 10.5 pounds / 4.762kg
- 16.27 Joules or 12ft lbs Maximum power
- Scope magnification – Unlimited
- Barrel attachments permitted
- Max stock width 3” / 76.2mm (flat or convex)
- Any commonly available pellet or slug may be used
Unlimted Air Rifle 50m
- No restriction on weight, energy, speed or stock
- Any commonly available pellet or slug may be used
- There is no restriction on air rifle air cylinder size or capacity that is fitted to the rifle
- Tethering is allowed, permitted it can be done safely using a buddy bottle of max 3l (liters)
- Although Unlimited allows for pellet size up to 5.5mm, NSBARC is only licensed for up to .22 and standard velocity
BR30 25m
- No restriction on rifle
- No weight penalties for Air Rifle. .177 will be scored as .177 and .22 will be scored as per .22
- Follows “worst edge scoring” if shot breaks through the score line, lower score counts
Front and Rear Rest Rules
As per WRABF rules, summarised below.
- Front Rest
- A pliable bag containing sand
- the fore end of the stock must form a 100% contact with the top of the sandbag
- Rear Rests
- A bag or series of bags containing sand.
- Can incorporate a vertical spacer (donut), as long as it does not contain horizontal or vertical adjustments
- One-piece rests are NOT permissible
- Sandbags are to be made of leather or cloth (cordura) with a maximum material thickness of 3mm (about 0.12 in). Sandbags cannot be solid.
- Anti-slip surfaces on the bags may be utilised
- The rifle must lift cleanly from the front and rear rest. A rifle cannot be clamped to any rest.
- *See Unlimited Air Rifle