Nechako Valley Sporting Association

3 Brothers Archery Outdoor Bowhunter 3D challenge will be held at the Nechako Valley Sporting Association this weekend!

If you can hit the 1/3 scale deer , you’ll have no good excuse for an empty freezer this fall! 😁

Pics from Tuesday July 14th 22LR Long Gong event. Shooting was done at 300 meters - Stay tuned for future rimfire shoots coming to the Nechako Valley Sporting Association !

Long gong rimfire competition Tuesday July 14th, 6pm @ NVSA . 50 rounds of ammunition required . Distance 200-300 meters depending on winds

$5 entry fee, winner gets the pot 💰
8-inch gong = 1 point
6-inch gong = 2 points
4-inch gong = 3 points

THE SETUP
Shooting Position: From the bench using a bipod and bags. (No mechanical rests or sleds allowed.)
Rounds Per Shooter: Each shooter gets 10 rounds per set. (There are 5 sets in a competition)
Time Limit: 3 minutes to complete the round. The clock starts with your first shot.
THE ORDER OF FIRE
Shooters must start by aiming at the 8-inch gong.
If you hit the 8” gong, you score 1 point. You may then either keep shooting at the 8” or advance to the 6” gong.
If you hit the 6” gong, you score 2 points. From there, you may stay on the 6” or move up to the 4”.
If you hit the 4” gong, you score 3 points and can continue to challenge it—or step back down if needed.
Miss Rule: If you miss, you must step back one gong in size.
Wrong Gong Rule: If you fire at the wrong gong, that shot counts as a zero, and you must resume on the correct gong.

Pics from the Long Gong rimfire shoot from Tuesday July 7th . More tricky winds this week. Shooting was done at 300 meters. Thanks again to Nathan and Kris for hosting, next meet should be Tuesday July 14 and Tuesday July21! Details will be posted prior to shoot 🎯

Ranges are closed Tuesday July 7th from 8am to 2pm

Long gong rimfire competition Tuesday July 7th 6pm @ NVSA . 50 rounds of ammunition required . Distance 200-300 meters depending on winds

$5 entry fee, winner gets the pot 💰
8-inch gong = 1 point
6-inch gong = 2 points
4-inch gong = 3 points

THE SETUP
Shooting Position: From the bench using a bipod and bags. (No mechanical rests or sleds allowed.)
Rounds Per Shooter: Each shooter gets 10 rounds per set. (There are 5 sets in a competition)
Time Limit: 3 minutes to complete the round. The clock starts with your first shot.
THE ORDER OF FIRE
Shooters must start by aiming at the 8-inch gong.
If you hit the 8” gong, you score 1 point. You may then either keep shooting at the 8” or advance to the 6” gong.
If you hit the 6” gong, you score 2 points. From there, you may stay on the 6” or move up to the 4”.
If you hit the 4” gong, you score 3 points and can continue to challenge it—or step back down if needed.
Miss Rule: If you miss, you must step back one gong in size.
Wrong Gong Rule: If you fire at the wrong gong, that shot counts as a zero, and you must resume on the correct gong.

Pics from the Long Gong rimfire shoot from Tuesday June 30th . Challenging winds. Thanks to Nathan and Kris for hosting, next one will be coming soon! Details will be posted prior to shoot

300 yard long gong rimfire competition Tuesday June 30th 6pm @ NVSA . 50 rounds of ammunition required

$5 entry fee, winner gets the pot 💰

8-inch gong = 1 point

6-inch gong = 2 points

4-inch gong = 3 points

THE SETUP
Shooting Position: From the bench using a bipod and bags. (No mechanical rests or sleds allowed.)

Rounds Per Shooter: Each shooter gets 10 rounds per set. (There are 5 sets in a competition)

Time Limit: 3 minutes to complete the round. The clock starts with your first shot.

THE ORDER OF FIRE
Shooters must start by aiming at the 8-inch gong.

If you hit the 8” gong, you score 1 point. You may then either keep shooting at the 8” or advance to the 6” gong.

If you hit the 6” gong, you score 2 points. From there, you may stay on the 6” or move up to the 4”.

If you hit the 4” gong, you score 3 points and can continue to challenge it—or step back down if needed.

Miss Rule: If you miss, you must step back one gong in size.
Wrong Gong Rule: If you fire at the wrong gong, that shot counts as a zero, and you must resume on the correct gong.