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		<title>National Rifle League (NRL) Adds Airgun Class to NRL22 Matches</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The National Rifle League (NRL) started off sponsoring major centerfire tactical matches, similar to PRS competitions. That proved successful and the NRL added a .22 LR Rimfire series, called NRL22. The NRL22 rimfire discipline has been a success, as rimfire guns are fun to shoot and ammo is very affordable. The most popular NRL22 matches [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p>The National Rifle League (NRL) started off sponsoring major centerfire tactical matches, similar to PRS competitions. That proved successful and the NRL added a .22 LR Rimfire series, called NRL22. The NRL22 rimfire discipline has been a success, as rimfire guns are fun to shoot and ammo is very affordable. The most popular NRL22 matches have drawn up to 150 rimfire competitors.</p>
<p>With the success of the NRL22 series, the NRL is <strong>adding an Air Rifle class</strong> to NRL22 matches in the upcoming 2019/2010 competition season. NRL President Travis Ishida stated: &#8220;We are proud to now offer an Air Rifle classification to the monthly NRL22 matches that take place nationwide, and in several other countries.&#8221; The accuracy and performance of modern air rifles are impressive, so Ishida says it makes sense to &#8220;include them in the same Course of Fire&#8221; along with other NRL 22 Classes.</p>
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<p>If the NRL&#8217;s Airgun class catches on, there may be a stand-alone NRL Airgun series in the future. Tyler Frehner, NRL&#8217;s Director of Match Operations stated. &#8220;If this class of shooters grows&#8230; the Air Rifle class will become a stand-alone entity; a future division of NRL.&#8221;  Justin Jacobson of Utah Airguns added, &#8220;This is going to open the door for Airguns like never before. Finally, Airgun hobbyists everywhere can compete near their hometown in a similar format to rimfires with the NRL.&#8221;</p>
<blockquote><p><b>About NRL22 Tactical/Practical Competition</b><br />
<img class="alignright" hspace="6" src="https://accurateshooter.net/pix/nrl22air03.jpg" alt="NRL22 tactical precision Airgun Air rifle class">The goal of NRL 22 is to make Precision Rifle competitions more available to every community. However, nearly all localities have access to 100-yard ranges and most shooters own a .22 LR rifle. The NRL22 program is designed so any facility with a 100-yard range can host matches. Participants at local NRL22 events can then attend a National Championship. NRL22 currently has four classifications: Open, Base, Ladies, and Young Guns (8-16 age). Air Rifle will be the new fifth class. For the 2018/2019 Competition Season, over 700 shooters attended NRL22 matches. In the 2019/2020 Competition Season, the NRL22 expects significanct growth and is excited to welcome new members and clubs.</p></blockquote>
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