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KYL .22 LR Rimfire Rifle Rules
Seasons will run from January 1st until June 15th, and June 16th until December 15th with payout within 2 weeks of the end of season or 2 weeks after receiving a W-9 from winner receiving $600 or more. To participate in the leagues with the split the pot payouts, you must be registered with Targets USA as a shooter and pay the $25 per year membership fee. This membership can be bought on our website at www.targetsusa.com and a member number will be emailed to you within a few days.
Hosting club must be registered with Targets USA and have Targets USA targets, there is no registration fee for the clubs. A Targets USA banner must be displayed at all events associated to the leagues. Clubs need to notify Targets USA when they are planning to host an event and we will be working with PractiScore for keeping the scores and collecting the fees. There is a $5 per match entry fee, per shooter for most divisions and matches. $3 of this goes into the nationwide split the pot fund. Beginner divisions will only be a $3 per match entry fee, per shooter. $1 of this will go towards prizes for the beginner division. And the other $2 from each entry goes to Targets USA to help fund further match development and marketing expenses. See general league rules for pay out details.
If a judge calls a miss from a high hit off the arm or strap holding the target, the competitor can choose to shoot the rest of the targets while they are in position if they plan to contest the call. After going cold range and inspecting marks on the target that was called as a miss, the competitor will receive the appropriate score as outlined for the division. If it was a miss, the arm of the target is to be repainted to be able to confidently call other misses.
Once a shooter has shot any of the stages clean in a lower level division 3 times, he or she must move up to the next division for the next match. If a shooter clean shoots both stages in a lower level match twice, they must immediately move to the next division level and cannot shoot anymore matches in that division. Sorry, you’re a sandbagger. Put some bigger boy pants on, and move on. A shooter can only be eligible for prize money in 1 division per match style per league season. Once you have won a cash payout price in one of the lower division, you cannot shoot that division for at least the next 2 leagues and may be asked to provide a medical reason as to why you cannot shoot the higher-level divisions any longer.
Point Scale for Small KYL Point Scale for Large KYL
Size Points Score Size Points Score
2” 2 2 8” 2 2
1-3/4” 2 4 7” 3 5
1-1/2” 3 7 6” 4 9
1-1/4” 4 11 5” 6 15
1” 6 17 4” 8 23
3/4” 8 25 3” 11 34
1/2” 10 35 2” 16 50
1/4” 15 50
Rifle restrictions:
No lead sleds
No rear mono pods
No tripod configuration fixtures
No mechanical rear support devices
Bipods and bags are ok
Standard shooting position is prone or bench unless mentioned.
Starting position for a bolt rifle is empty chamber, full magazine with bolt open. Semi autos is empty chamber, full magazine with bolt closed. Safety can be in the off position on either after making ready.
Ammo limitations: Must be less than 1400 feet per second muzzle velocity.
Divisions: No cash payout for beginner division
Beginner: Shoot until you miss and hold points
2 minutes to shoot each stage
Stage 1 - Small KYL at 25 yards Stage 2 - Large KYL at 50 yards
Intermediate: Shoot until you miss and hold points
2 minutes to shoot each stage
Stage 1 - Small KYL at 50 yards Stage 2 - Large KYL at 100 yards
Advanced: Hold points if you stop and a miss is zero points for that stage
2 minutes to shoot each stage
Stage 1 - Small KYL at 50 yards Stage 1 - Large KYL at 100 yards
Eliminator Stage:
Small KYL at 100 yards best score from 10 shots, 2 hits max per target. Targets must be shot in order of largest to smallest, but can be hit up to 2 times each in the process.
Other possible division: Modified Open (1.25 for sitting or kneeling & 1.5 for standing.
Iron Sights and Iron Sights Modified
Scoring Example: If someone shot a score of 97 points in 35 seconds their score would be:
97 / 35 = 2.77 HF X 100 = 277.14 score
If someone shot a score of 97 points in 60 seconds their score would be:
97 / 60 = 1.62 HF X 100 = 161.67 score
Seasons will run from January 1st until June 15th, and June 16th until December 15th with payout within 2 weeks of the end of season or 2 weeks after receiving a W-9 from winner receiving $600 or more. To participate in the leagues with the split the pot payouts, you must be registered with Targets USA as a shooter and pay the $25 per year membership fee. This membership can be bought on our website at www.targetsusa.com and a member number will be emailed to you within a few days.
Hosting club must be registered with Targets USA and have Targets USA targets, there is no registration fee for the clubs. A Targets USA banner must be displayed at all events associated to the leagues. Clubs need to notify Targets USA when they are planning to host an event and we will be working with PractiScore for keeping the scores and collecting the fees. There is a $5 per match entry fee, per shooter for most divisions and matches. $3 of this goes into the nationwide split the pot fund. Beginner divisions will only be a $3 per match entry fee, per shooter. $1 of this will go towards prizes for the beginner division. And the other $2 from each entry goes to Targets USA to help fund further match development and marketing expenses. See general league rules for pay out details.
If a judge calls a miss from a high hit off the arm or strap holding the target, the competitor can choose to shoot the rest of the targets while they are in position if they plan to contest the call. After going cold range and inspecting marks on the target that was called as a miss, the competitor will receive the appropriate score as outlined for the division. If it was a miss, the arm of the target is to be repainted to be able to confidently call other misses.
Once a shooter has shot any of the stages clean in a lower level division 3 times, he or she must move up to the next division for the next match. If a shooter clean shoots both stages in a lower level match twice, they must immediately move to the next division level and cannot shoot anymore matches in that division. Sorry, you’re a sandbagger. Put some bigger boy pants on, and move on. A shooter can only be eligible for prize money in 1 division per match style per league season. Once you have won a cash payout price in one of the lower division, you cannot shoot that division for at least the next 2 leagues and may be asked to provide a medical reason as to why you cannot shoot the higher-level divisions any longer.
Point Scale for Small KYL Point Scale for Large KYL
Size Points Score Size Points Score
2” 2 2 8” 2 2
1-3/4” 2 4 7” 3 5
1-1/2” 3 7 6” 4 9
1-1/4” 4 11 5” 6 15
1” 6 17 4” 8 23
3/4” 8 25 3” 11 34
1/2” 10 35 2” 16 50
1/4” 15 50
Rifle restrictions:
No lead sleds
No rear mono pods
No tripod configuration fixtures
No mechanical rear support devices
Bipods and bags are ok
Standard shooting position is prone or bench unless mentioned.
Starting position for a bolt rifle is empty chamber, full magazine with bolt open. Semi autos is empty chamber, full magazine with bolt closed. Safety can be in the off position on either after making ready.
Ammo limitations: Must be less than 1400 feet per second muzzle velocity.
Divisions: No cash payout for beginner division
Beginner: Shoot until you miss and hold points
2 minutes to shoot each stage
Stage 1 - Small KYL at 25 yards Stage 2 - Large KYL at 50 yards
Intermediate: Shoot until you miss and hold points
2 minutes to shoot each stage
Stage 1 - Small KYL at 50 yards Stage 2 - Large KYL at 100 yards
Advanced: Hold points if you stop and a miss is zero points for that stage
2 minutes to shoot each stage
Stage 1 - Small KYL at 50 yards Stage 1 - Large KYL at 100 yards
Eliminator Stage:
Small KYL at 100 yards best score from 10 shots, 2 hits max per target. Targets must be shot in order of largest to smallest, but can be hit up to 2 times each in the process.
Other possible division: Modified Open (1.25 for sitting or kneeling & 1.5 for standing.
Iron Sights and Iron Sights Modified
Scoring Example: If someone shot a score of 97 points in 35 seconds their score would be:
97 / 35 = 2.77 HF X 100 = 277.14 score
If someone shot a score of 97 points in 60 seconds their score would be:
97 / 60 = 1.62 HF X 100 = 161.67 score