TargetTalk

Wonder when new rules, with specifics & details, will be available? USAS's cited link is only for summary of new rules.

Might decorate range with a good teaching poster like the one by Matt Emmons at:
file:///C:/Users/Owner/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/INetCache/IE/Q5BNRUVR/mattemmonstips.pdf

Look at the Lujan target which includes construction details.

Might consider this type of target stand: http://thecmp.org/training-tech/coachin ... and-plans/

CMP Aces Postal, has adult 3P for both sportier & precision.

Joel - your hint hint for those who read the posts - maybe the 4H rep on the National Council doesn't read them. Might want to send him/her your recommendations for rules changes.

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See USAS Rule 7.4.1.1 Single Loader Rifles.

Tax info shown above is not true.

Forget that could pass random equipment check since it's done after standing position. People should want to abide by the rules in all positions & not try to see what they can get away with - call it integrity.

Check this:
http://www.caes.uga.edu/extension/spald ... erTips.pdf

More info at:
http://www.usashooting.org/news/2015/10 ... nt-request

Would be great if Ken available. Recommend that you try. Info at https://www.linkedin.com/pub/ken-johnson/a/23b/43b indicates he is coaching.

ISSF 6.2.2.7: The handling of guns is not permitted and safety flags must be inserted when any personnel are forward of the firing line.

Don't know any jokes but something you might try.
Tell parent(s) they have to stay while their children are there or the next time the parent will have to serve as a target goalie.

Ref your question on target heights. If you use USAS rules; "USAS 6.4.6.1B: 50 foot ranges – Height must be adjustable for rifle."

I don't know any shooting rules or equipment control guides that specifically define them. The terms normal personal undergarments or training clothing are pretty clear to most folks unless they are trying to circumvent the intent of the rules. If by chance you are in a competition using the Nationa...

Jeans are not normal personal undergarments or training clothing so jeans are not permitted under the shooting trousers.

The need to sometimes remove a pellet is why most ranges have portable pellet discharge containers; often a plain old can, with padding in it, mounted on a small pole 3-4 feet long. It can be held in front of muzzle from behind the firing line. Also used to clear when double loaded.

The deviation provision still in current rules (2014-15 NCAA Rifle Rules Modifications). Note though that all designated NCAA Qualifier matches shall use the standard match format. Modifications at:
http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files ... 0Final.pdf

NCAA Rifle Committee might be a better place to go with your suggestion/question.