KNSA PG100 Rifle target
PG100 is the KNSA's precision-rifle event on this card: 25 shots prone through a scope in 30 minutes, one on each numbered aiming mark. Two classes share it — Target Rifle, for .223 or .308 bolt-actions, and Open, for bolt-actions up to 8 mm calibre.
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Courses of fire
25 shots
| Course | Shots | Maximum |
|---|---|---|
| PG100 (25 shots)5 × 5 · 272.5 in decimals | 25 | 250 |
How it is shot
Course · Rifle classes · Sights · Positions · Rear support · Clothing and aids
- Course
- The national championship is 25 shots prone in 30 minutes, sighting included, at most one shot on each match aiming mark, with unlimited sighting shots.KNSA rules 6.2.5.3 and 6.2.5.4
- Rifle classes
- Target Rifle: any bolt-action in .223 Remington or .308 Winchester (or metric equivalents), at most 8.25 kg with all accessories, trigger at least 1 kg. Open: any bolt-action up to 8 mm, at most 10 kg, trigger free.KNSA rule 2.3.1 e.1 and e.2
- Sights
- Scope magnification is free and an illuminated reticle is allowed, but no light-emitting aids and no red-dot, holographic or other sights without magnification.KNSA rule 2.4
- Positions
- Prone with the rifle shouldered. The rear may be supported by the hand; a supporting glove, sling, sandbags, rolled mats and the like are not allowed, and the bipod may not stand on the shooting mat.KNSA rules 4.1 and 2.3.1 e
- Rear support
- Before the match the rifle is set so that, with a 12 mm plate under the lowest point of grip or butt, the crosshair sits above the match card; the rear support must stay visible while shooting.KNSA rule 2.3.1 e
- Clothing and aids
- No supporting clothing (shooting jacket, trousers, sling, shoes or glove), no wind meters, no external aids, no active barrel cooling; a muzzle brake and a mirage band are allowed.KNSA rules 2.5 and 2.3.1 e
Dimensions
7 rings · 60 mm
Card 400 × 600 mm · 8 mm scoring gauge
| Ring | Colour | Diameter | Centre within |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | Black | 3 mm0.12 in | 5.5 mm |
| 9 | Black | 10 mm0.39 in | 9 mm |
| 8 | Black | 20 mm0.79 in | 14 mm |
| 7 | Black | 30 mm1.2 in | 19 mm |
| 6 | Black | 40 mm1.6 in | 24 mm |
| 5 | Black | 50 mm2.0 in | 29 mm |
| 4 | White | 60 mm2.4 in | 34 mm |
Under the KNSA rules, a shot counts as a mouche only when the hole lies entirely inside the 9 ring.
The card
- Card and mouche
- Thirty numbered aiming marks on one card; rings 10 and 9 are white, 8 to 5 grey, the 4 white. A shot is a mouche when it lies wholly inside the 9 ring.KNSA rule 3.5.1
Source: KNSA Schiet- en Wedstrijdreglement, deel IV Groot Kaliber Geweer, 01-10-2024, rule 3.5.1. Sizes are nominal. Dimensions checked ; page updated .
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