"F" Class Match - Chattanooga

[Tennessee Devildog]

Chattanooga Rifle Club is hosting an "F" Class (500 Yards) Match on the 13th of Nov. I am going to go. Is anyone here going to be there?

 

[RobDooley]

Nice range. I'm a member and live in Ooltewah. I will probably be in a tree. It would be neat to observe for me. Good luck.

 

[Tennessee Devildog]

Nice range. I'm a member and live in Ooltewah. I will probably be in a tree. It would be neat to observe for me. Good luck.

Thank you!

 

[MUP]

What is required to shoot "F" class over there TD?

 

[Tennessee Devildog]

What is required to shoot "F" class over there TD?

 

[MUP]

So just .223 and .308 calibers?

 

[Tennessee Devildog]

So just .223 and .308 calibers?

No, anything ≤.35" cal.

 

[DaveB]

Steve you gonna go? whatcha gonna shoot? the 300? You can win this (remember to trip devil-guy up).

Have some Berger VLD 155 grainers if you need them

 

[MUP]

I thought about taking the 6.5 CM, but I've never shot F class comp before, so not sure I know enough to even get started LOL

 

[fairchaser]

I shoot FTR mid range and long range. I wish it was closer and not during the rut but some day I'd like to shoot there. Keep posting the matches if you can and come on to Memphis and shoot with us.

 

[MUP]

Are those the only two categories in F class there at CRC? I think I'd have to be in the Field Precision Rifle category if I did enter, if they had one that is.

 

[nso123]

Are those the only two categories in F class there at CRC? I think I'd have to be in the Field Precision Rifle category if I did enter, if they had one that is.

You would most likely be in F Open looking at what they are running. F-TR is 5.56 and .308 plus lighter weight and some rest restrictions.

 

[mr.big]

So just .223 and .308 calibers?

F TR is 223 308 only and off a bipod. F Open is anything under 35 cal 22 pound limit any rest I think

 

[MUP]

Not so sure I'd want to compete against unlimited rifles with my factory rig, but I could give it a shot tho I suppose.

 

[TN Song Dog]

Not so sure I'd want to compete against unlimited rifles with my factory rig, but I could give it a shot tho I suppose.

If you are available, you should go! Be fun to try something new. Guaranteed to be received with open arms and shown the ropes. Take what you have and go. Shooting mat, bipod, etc.

 

[fairchaser]

Not so sure I'd want to compete against unlimited rifles with my factory rig, but I could give it a shot tho I suppose.

They would allow you in open class as long as you aren't shooting a muzzle break or suppressor. You would be at a disadvantage however competing with specialized rigs. But, if you wanted the experience it could be lots of fun.

 

[MUP]

They would allow you in open class as long as you aren't shooting a muzzle break or suppressor. You would be at a disadvantage however competing with specialized rigs. But, if you wanted the experience it could be lots of fun.

I've got a brake (factory) on the Creedmoor.

 

[DaveTN]

I thought about taking the 6.5 CM, but I've never shot F class comp before, so not sure I know enough to even get started LOL

What's to know? Unless because you want to shoot 6.5 you need help tying up a man bun.





Just kidding!!

 

[Tennessee Devildog]

I've got a brake (factory) on the Creedmoor.

You can use them as a break. I've used it on the Warbird and on the 338 lapua magnum. He never stopped me. It's up to the range master whether you can use the muzzle break or not.

 

[PossumSlayer]

I've got a brake (factory) on the Creedmoor.

Swing by Pascagoula and you can use mine