22Lr Long Gong game

[Nemesis1264]

I've been looking to get into some type of competition and stumbled upon this game. I'm up in the North East, New England to be more specific. This event happens in 3 places in Maine. It even has a Facebook page with 2000 followers. I'm gathering my gear and will probably just view the Sept 1 event but will participate in the next event.

Please read the attached rules to understand the game.
$50 entry fee. Third place gets their $50 back. First get the majority of the pot.

 

[Ol' Red]

That sounds like a fun game. At least until they get factory sponsorship.

 

[JungleShooter]

Thanks for sharing this game here.

I'm looking at designing shooting games/ competitions for my neck of the woods (Peru) — where there is very little besides the 10 meter olympic shooting.

This is really helpful — more interesting than just shooting paper.

Matthias

 

[Nemesis1264]

 

[LDHunter]

This looks like a ton of fun.

 

[SawDustProducer]

Awesome. Looks like a lot of fun!

 

[Shtmagnet]

That does look fun. I hope this idea spreads to Idaho. Sure would save a ton on ammo costs.

 

[koja]

Keep simple rules ,a bag and a bipod.Looks like a great venue,would be great for younger folks to start up in a qualty competition and us older folks to keep shooting.

 

[Nemesis1264]

Messing around with different high end ammo. SK and Eley. Waiting on some Lapua to arrive.
My Vudoo 360 seems to like SK green box. Terrible swirling winds today. The bottom row was at 100. Far left has one sighter so that's a 9 shot group.

 

[Nemesis1264]

Finally got it all together. New stock. McMillan U-1. Tract 5-25 Eagleman scope. Ezell tuner. Found out the gun really likes Lapua long Range ammo so I tuned for that.

 

[Nemesis1264]

The orange dot targets were with the tuner on at 50 yds. Both 3 shot groups.

Went to Surry Maine, The birthplace of Long Gong on Sunday. We had a full complement of 20 shooters. I started out terrible in the first round and made an improvement. Ended up with 46 points landing me in 11th place. I definitely learned a lot and met a bunch of good people with the similar interests.