USHPSA NeW COURSES OF FIRE

• Any caliber up to .35. 
• Rifle weight same as F-T/R
• Must be fired prone from Harris or Atlas style bi-pod (no ski feet)
• Rear bag is not allowed to have bunny ears. 
• Sound suppressors and muzzle breaks (at match director discretion) are allowed if there is enough space to separate you from other competitors.  

Reason: This gives shooters a division who want to compete without having to spend large sums of money to compete in F-Open or F-T/R.   .

1. Any caliber up to .35
2. Rifle divisions: Sling and F-Class
3. Sights Any or Iron
4. Fired at 100 yards
5. Sling prone shot on MR-31 target (10 shots per bull)
6. F-Class shot on A-23 target (5 shots per bull)
7. 120 shots for classification which are 100yd Prone for sling, 100yd F-Class for Fclass
8. Classification percentages are as follows

• High Master 99.8
• Master 99.5%
• Expert 98.5%
• Sharpshooter 96.5%
• Marksman Below 96.5%

Reason: 100yd ranges are plentiful in the United States, however the only official course of fire open to them is Across the Course.  Some people do not shoot Across the Course because of physical reasons or because they are just not interested.  This gives the clubs and members of clubs that shoot at 100yd ranges another option for a course of fire to get people out and competing.  This is kept different from other prone course of fire so you do not have the issue of reduced course High Masters like you see in Across the Course.  The classifications of 100yd Prone and 100yd F-Class DO NOT correspond to Mid Range or Long Range equivalents.