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Target Rifle (TR) evolved from Service Rifle (SR) shooting in the late '60s. Previously the No. 4 Service Rifle was used with sights either adjustable or not adjustable for windage. Modern target rifles are extremely accurate, and have sights which are fully adjustable for elevation and windage. To 'level the playing field' as much as possible without stifling progress the rifle, or all its component parts, must be 'readily available in quantity'. TR involves prone single shot precision shooting using aperture iron sights at 'round bull' targets at distances from 300 to 1000 yards, with each shot carefully scored and analysed. The usual calibre is 7.62mm. | Other Disciplines Target Rifle F-Class Match Rifle Service Rifle 300m Sporting Rifle Practical Rifle Gallery Rifle Muzzle Loading Pistol Muzzle Loading Rifle Classic and Historic Clay Shooting |
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