Wevhave a lot of various types of 22 rimfire matches in our area including NRL, PRS, outlaw styles of each long-range and ELR matches.
The match I run at my house is a combination precision/long-range match with varying sizes and shaped steel target racks from 25 yards to 197 yards. It's shot from a couple benches but I don't allow benchrest type front/rear rests, front bipods and rear bags are used including the F-class type front bipods.
Sizing the right size target to each distance keeps it challenging and if one gets too easy then I just switch in another one or more it to another location. Quite a few of my shooters can't do the PRS/NRL types with all the moving and changing positions. My type of match combines the accuracy needed to hit small targets and also having to deal with reading the condition for each shot as the distances increase.
Just to add a bit of spice my last match of the year was with a time limit. 100 rounds in a bowl, 80 targets to hit with a 20 minute time limit. Shooters had to hit each target as they progressed further out, they had to spot their own hits/misses but could take a spotter whenever they felt one was needed.
Score was calculated using targets hit, rounds used or left over and time used. Pretty much a Comstock type calculation, most hits with most rounds still left and fastest made for a really fun shoot.
Lots of ways to have a match for all of us to keep it fun and challenging. Here is a little clip of my racks for one of the matches.
