Thanks Lima Romeo family for the COF and NRL22 tips! I took part in my first ever shooting match yesterday (your NRL22 COF) and had a great time. The first hit of that tiny 0.25" kyl was really exciting!

@22LimaRomeo

Жыл бұрын

Welcome to the sport! It’s a fantastic community, filled with passionate people who are eager to share with newcomers! Thanks for tuning into the channel, and shooting our COF. Looking forward to hearing about more 1/4” KYL impacts in your future.

Thank you for the tips for the COF. Solid advice! Keep making these videos please.

@22LimaRomeo

Жыл бұрын

We most certainly will! Happy to know you’re finding some value in these videos!

with last month being a little easier I like this new course of fire. Great work. Appreciate the time and effort!

Man your videos have helped me so much!!! The fact you actually shoot the Course of fire is Awesome!! Keep ‘em coming brother!

Nice video. Love seeing our awesome club on here!

Awesome video as always! I shoot your cof tomorrow and I'm hoping for the best lol. I Have a feeling we won't be seeing high scores like last month's cof. Your videos have helped me tremendously and are much appreciated

Great video and congrats on getting to design a COF! Your videos have really been helping me prep for each NRL22. I shoot in the airgun division with an FX Panthera .22. Currently I am sitting in first place at our club for the airgun division, and I intent to keep it that way! (Your vids are helping!)

@22LimaRomeo

Жыл бұрын

Those Panteras are pretty awesome!! And I’m pumped that you’re tuning in to see how I’m going to shoot the match. Thanks for watching and keep shooting that Fx!

@airshootist

Жыл бұрын

@@22LimaRomeo Thanks king! I'll be up at RMAC in 2 weeks shooting in the pro division under the FX banner. Keep your fingers crossed for your ol' pal Air Shootist! Haha 🤠

I really appreciate the time and effort you put into these videos. 👍

@22LimaRomeo

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for always tuning in! We really appreciate your support!

I don’t miss a video before my match. Thanks as always!

Always great content, thanks for the effort and sharing of your knowledge.

Awesome. I'm looking forward to shooting your COF. 90sec par time for option 2 on the ladder is gonna be FUN!!!!

This will be my 1st NRL22 match. I appreciate the video and the detailed suggestions. I will try to apply them and prayerfully make it through the match. Hoping for the best!!

@22LimaRomeo

Жыл бұрын

You’re going to have fun! This is going to be a more challenging than normal COF. Don’t rush, take your time.. build solid positions, watch the experienced guys and gals go first, ask questions, ask to try out more experienced shooters gear. Most of us are rooting for your and here to help if we can. Good luck this weekend! May the winds be fair, and your trajectories be true.

@mitchellteich1622

Жыл бұрын

@@22LimaRomeo Thanks for the encouragement brother!!

Nice

Nice COF I’ll have to give that a go. Just wondering how we could get affiliated to the NRL22 matches. I’m in Ireland 🇮🇪

Just shot these stages yesterday at my local club. Not going to lie, these were some of the most challenging Ive ever tried. Everyone was having a rough day. You're not allowed to design stages anymore....

@22LimaRomeo

Жыл бұрын

😂 yeah, they were a little more challenging than some pervious COFs.

@mrs.22limaromeo5

Жыл бұрын

😂😅

For the one you missed on the KLY, you indicate the POI should have been below the meat of the target. Shouldn’t POI have been above the target? Confused at the moment.

@22LimaRomeo

Жыл бұрын

Yes. I should’ve been holding 0.4 mil above/over the meat of the target.

On campfire stories restrictions is that bipod can't touch the ground yet you use your bipod and say you intended on it being shot that way I'm a little confused

@adamdelisle4762

Жыл бұрын

It's going to be my first nrl22 match hopefully on the 17th so I just don't want to fudge up on a technicality

@22LimaRomeo

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. Yes, it says the bipod can’t touch the ground. The tire isn’t the ground, therefore it is fair game to use your bipod.

Time to get rid of the buckets. Nowhere in any precision or tactical scenario will anyone shoot off a stupid bucket. For the argument that its about materials that a club may have, for those clubs in the sport for 3+ years, there's no excuse to not have the funds/ability to upgrade from a bucket being used as a prop. If they can afford and build a Tank trap, a rooftop, etc....they can follow a schematic for building an NRL specific barricade or other props. As for me, you'll see me at the PRS rimfire matches instead!

@22LimaRomeo

Жыл бұрын

For an NRL22 event, one must use props listed in the NRL22 Standard Barricade List. I can appreciate your distain for the prop. Maybe PRS Rimfire matches are a better suit for you. I will say though.. that at the PRS Championship last season, a shooter who’d never shot a PRS match won. His primary experience was NRL22

@elkwhisperer37

Жыл бұрын

@@22LimaRomeo yes I totally get that. But why is it a prop? Why not amend the props? Was the original intent of the current props not because of the limitation individual ranges had to “Get Started” in the sport? I know a number of shooters that choose to no longer affiliate just because of prop design. From videos I’ve seen of the large NRL 22 matches, they don’t use the same props or stage design, so it’s confusing as to why local club matches are held to that strict of a COF design if going to a larger match it doesn’t follow the same rules or COFs.

@22LimaRomeo

Жыл бұрын

@@elkwhisperer37 I can’t speak on the decisions of the leadership at NRL22. I can only express my individual thoughts as to why the monthly match format is what it is.. NRL22 in the monthly COF format, I feel is designed to entice newer/ish shooters to the sport by offering props and targets that can easily, and for all intents cheaply acquired. With the barrier to entry for a club to host a monthly match remaining low, it’s much more feasible and accessible for new clubs to get started and gain traction within the area. Yes, the monthly COF’s are a tad vanilla. However they still do a really good job at developing the fundamentals of marksmanship without a whole lot of stress or cost. Something in regards to the stress, being as the monthly matches are generally low stress factor - high fun factor (for most people) this tends to build strong and welcoming local clubs and communities. Now… there is NRL22X matches, which are not standardized, and the COF and props are left to the imagination of the MD. These are definitely your next level of competition. Which is what it sounds like you’re looking for. Local matches are for building fundamentals, and making relationships. X matches are where your really tested on what your capable of. Both, in my opinion are a LOT of fun!

@elkwhisperer37

Жыл бұрын

@@22LimaRomeo I really appreciate your time taken for responding. Is there any data backing up the claim that it’s absolutely necessary to provide those props as a cost savings? How many clubs are “new” that need that accommodation verses those that aren’t new and 1+ years with substantial membership? My thing is that why does NrL22 go half way to common stuff only to be hypocritical in using props not common such as tank traps or roof tops that are not common? I’d say pick one….either make it easy and economical 100% or don’t. Doesn’t make any sense. My next thing, great to hear about PRS championship for that shooter, however how can it be possible to compete in a championship without shooting PRS22 previously as a PRS regional finale and National finale are by invite ONLY for top shooters in the points series? I no doubt can agree that ANY shooting discipline can transfer knowledge from one sport to another, especially NRL to PRS. But my original question remains as to why an established club especially those 3+ years are still forced to use an unconventional prop in a league designed around Natural shooting environments and techniques used in long range engagements. This isn’t a “silhouette” sport. It’s precision rifle.

@22LimaRomeo

Жыл бұрын

@@elkwhisperer37, I’m not NRL management. I’m just a guy who shoots matches with his family and makes videos to help the community see how an experienced competitor is going to tackle a few stages every month. I don’t think I have the answers to your questions. However, the management team is very responsive on FB. You might jump over there and ask some of these questions to the folks who can likely provide you better answers. I only have my own thoughts, and opinions. Sorry I couldn’t be more help to you.