Tiff

Ronin, your ability to post across this forum in a manner that makes your uninformed opinion sound like a fact is quite outstanding at times! The Scott Satterlee Clinic was a Roundhouse / PRS Ireland collaboration and the notification of the event collectively had over 40,000 views on Facebook alone. You have not shot at PRL 'matches' - you only shot the second round in late May. A challenge that was barely PRL and certainly not within the rules, so subsequently dropped as a venue. Finally, The Republic of Ireland most definitely is not in the UK! Anyway, I've had enough of this. It was a fantastic match to be a part of. The Guardian crew are amazing and the shooters from multiple nations were so welcoming. I look forward to the Guardian heading international again in 2021 and will attend wherever they go. While this forum was useful back in the day, I'm calling it quits on here now. I wish everyone the best possible success with their shooting and catch up on a range soon.

Well said!

The Precision Rifle League returned to Orion Firearms Training for the fifth and final round of the year. Once again we were blessed with excellent weather in the stunning Cambrian Mountains. With a dynamic and challenging course of fire, fifty-one shooters competed across the ten unique stages, pursuing podium places for the day and the year! The eagerly anticipated official results and 2019 PRL Leaderboards will be released tomorrow afternoon. Full pictures of the main event are available via the Facebook link below: Norma Orion Mountain Challenge Pictures - PRL Round 5

The Precision Rifle League 22 is set to launch in Summer 2020. The PRL22 will run alongside the Precision Rifle League as a separate .22 LR national league. The PRL22 has be designed to fulfil the PRL’s primary aim "to develop and expand precision rifle shooting for the benefit of all”. Each month, a standardised PRL22 course of fire will be distributed to participating local ranges, enabling everyone to compete in precision rifle shooting. These Local Matches will involve short range precision rifle out to 100y/m. Scores from these Local Matches will be centralised and published each month; allowing shooters to see their current place on the PRL22 Leaderboard. National Matches will run alongside Local Matches, culminating in a National Finale for qualifying shooters in June 2021. These National Matches and the National Finale will involve short and long range .22 precision rifle shooting out to 300y/m. Just like the current centerfire Precision Rifle League Challenges, PRL22 matches will predominately involve shooting from barricades and other props, requiring multi-positional precision rifle skills. To register your interest in competing in the PRL22 and be placed on the mailing list, please contact League Director Tiff Dew. Additionally if you would be interested in hosting a PRL22 match and are involved with a club, operate a range or indeed have access to a suitable piece of land please contact Tiff: tiff@precisionrifleleague.co.uk Further details to follow in the coming months, including a more in-depth article in Rifle Shooter.

Yes please. I'll pm tomorrow when things quieten down.

I'm just back for the night to catch up with emails etc, after a few days maintenance at The Roundhouse. The weekends storm knocked out the local mast, so only just seen this thread... The Roundhouse Rifle Challenge 'RRC' is my seasonal flagship event. I do however have clients for training most weeks, with a variety of 1-1 days, through to clubs and other groups or organisations booking the facilities. I am around most of the time on 07581 325328 for further details (except during IWA latter half of this week). Hopefully speak soon, Tiff

Sold

I have owned this scope since new and it has proved an incredibly reliable extreme long range scope on my .300 / .338 switch-barrel. It has one of my favourite reticules, the illuminated MP-8 extreme. It will be supplied with a lapped 40mm IOR steel picatinny one piece mount. There are a few light scratches/scuffs to the paint on the tube (from the rings during eye relief mounting). This is the only old fashioned part about IOR, they still paint a lot of their scopes eastern block style: so with steel rings, light paint marks are basically unavoidable. These may well be removed/repainted during servicing anyway. I have all my competition optics serviced every three years and this scope is currently away at IOR being fully inspected. It is due back in late March. £1,500 posted or £1,460 collected. (Also for sale elsewhere) N.B. Only selling due to a sponsorship deal coming to fruition and if I keep this IOR, I know I'll probably end up using it more than kit I am meant to be trialling!