21/22 NRL22 Championship | NRL22 & NRL22X

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Published 2022-07-01
NRL22 Presented by Bushnell was thrilled to host the 21/22 National Championships in Iberia, Missouri! Seasoned match directors Jason McBride, Doug Boze, and Deej Brierly were able to accommodate 210+ of the best NRL22 competitors, and spectators, the weekend of May 27-29, 2022!

ABOUT NRL22

NRL22 is the rimfire and air rifle division of the NRL which is the premier precision rifle advocacy & support organization. We are a non-profit engine of impacts that empowers organizations and athletes in precision rifle by providing education and opportunities for growth. These activities are designed to develop marksmanship skills for those participating in this discipline, and to educate the public about firearm safety.

For more information, please visit: www.nrl22.org/
All Comments (14)
  • @Shelldrakeaus
    great to see Jason Shaw in the video. I've shot with him a few times. Great lad
  • @terrysharp5025
    Very well put together video and I'll guarantee the whole match was also
  • @KevinWilliams
    Great video! Congrats to all. I wish I could have attended this one, and I wish the 22-23 match wasn't so far away! Soon...
  • @sk8snwmx
    awesome video! love the family shoot footage.
  • @strycian
    I cannot express how much it pisses me off that this is presented by Bushnell. I worked for them for 5 years 2010 - 2015, and I spent my first year working there asking about starting a competition rifle team. We sold binos, rifle scopes, slings, holsters, laser Range finders, etc. After a year, I was told to stop asking since one of the board members is strictly anti-2A and will never let the company have anything to do with firearms. This same board member was trying to discontinue all firearm-related products. Now, they're putting on rifle competitions. It just pisses me off.
  • @1645308
    I see by reading the rules that any electronic scopes are legal. Does that include the use of range finders? Does anybody use range finders in these competitions because I haven't seen any yet on YouTube