NRA Light Rifle vs hunter sil
Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2017 4:31 pm
Need some clarity.
http://cz-usa.com/product/cz-455-varmin ... ate-stock/
It seems NRA light rifle (offseason indoor 50' sport in ND) is less specific on rules. 8.5lb total weight and 2lb or greater trigger, gun is good to go.
I have never shot silhouette- same rules apply, but also have to have a "taper" to barrel. I understand 1712 is "standard", but would the stock on the CZ link above be legal for Standard? I know there is no taper to barrel, but with Drop in from Lilja that seems an easy fix. If the stock would work, this would be legal for both although I dont "really" see myself shooting my silhouette in the summer as I shoot LR prone and SB prone events mostly.
If I could do a total rig for less than Ahg, seems a possible solution. Or could even put this action in a Merrier stock in future if I want to be more serious about standard.
Thanks for assistance.
Morgen Dietrich
http://cz-usa.com/product/cz-455-varmin ... ate-stock/
It seems NRA light rifle (offseason indoor 50' sport in ND) is less specific on rules. 8.5lb total weight and 2lb or greater trigger, gun is good to go.
I have never shot silhouette- same rules apply, but also have to have a "taper" to barrel. I understand 1712 is "standard", but would the stock on the CZ link above be legal for Standard? I know there is no taper to barrel, but with Drop in from Lilja that seems an easy fix. If the stock would work, this would be legal for both although I dont "really" see myself shooting my silhouette in the summer as I shoot LR prone and SB prone events mostly.
If I could do a total rig for less than Ahg, seems a possible solution. Or could even put this action in a Merrier stock in future if I want to be more serious about standard.
Thanks for assistance.
Morgen Dietrich