Interactive Rulebook

X-Out 300 recognizes 2 Match Types –Unlimited and Factory.

• A regular Unlimited or Factory match contests 2-6 targets as scheduled

X-OUT 300 may also sanction "Special" matches. These matches must obey all X-OUT 300 rules, but may receive a variance on fees and other non-procedural issues. For example: A range may wish to hold a "Special" money match and charge more than the set limit per target. Ranges must submit a detailed match description to X-OUT 300 to receive approval for any "Special" Match.

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An event is a match or matches held at one range over consecutive days or in a single day. An example of an EVENT would be a two-day state championship match, Saturday and Sunday, at the same range.

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A club must be sanctioned every year to hold an officially recognized USRA- X-OUT 300 match. Sanctioning forms are available for download on the X-Out 300 web site. The sanctioning forms require that each range must agree to abide by all X-Out 300 rules when running their matches.

Each range must submit a signed sanctioning agreement 30 days before the first match of the season. Sanctioning by USRA-X-OUT 300 of a club's scheduled matches will be forfeited by that club if matches are not held in accordance with the Official Rules stated in this rule book. Non- sanctioned matches will not be recognized and results will not be posted on the X-OUT 300 web site.

A single physical range location may only be sanctioned as one club.

Unlimited and Factory Matches may be scheduled concurrently. The event must be scheduled. Ex. If a club has an unlimited match scheduled but not a factory match, then there is no factory match. You may contact the match director to inquire. *Open Matches for all classes may be approved by the discretion of X-Out 300.

Match dates and starting time for matches must be sent to USRA- X- OUT 300 thirty (30) days in advance of first match date. Additional Matches may be scheduled after the initial schedule has been submitted by notifying X-Out 300 7 days prior to the Date of the Match.

No range may schedule a match on the same day as a National Event or within 200 Miles of a Regional or State Event. A range may request a variance to this rule from X-Out 300. Variances will be addressed on a case-by-case basis.

2 Requirements

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Outdoor 50 Yards A club must have a minimum of five benches. The entire path of the bullet must be outdoors, from muzzle to target.

Indoor 50 Yards A club must have a minimum of five benches. The entire path of the bullet must be indoors, from muzzle to target. All official records will be recorded separately from Outdoor range competition.

A range may request a variance to this rule from X-Out 300. Variances will be addressed on a case-by-case basis.

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Unlimited and Factory Matches: There must be a minimum of three competitors regardless of class. A match can be scheduled any day of the week. There are no restrictions on the start time. All competitors on each relay must be contesting the same target. Targets must be contested starting with TGT 1 and going in consecutive order to the last TGT based on number of TGT’s scheduled for that match.

3 FEES

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A registration fee of $1.50 per shooter per target ($2.00 for State/Regional/National Championships), will be charged to the club upon receiving and posting match scores, scores must be sent to USRA-X-OUT 300 within thirty (30) days after match is held to be recognized as a sanctioned match. Failure to pay match fees will disqualify the match results.

Targets are available from Killough Shooting Sports.

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Entry fees per target for a regular match will not exceed $10.00.Entry fees per target at State and Regional Championships will not exceed $12.00. Entry fees for a national event will not exceed $15.00 per target. Additional fees for items such as cash options, food, camping, etc. are optional and competitors are not required to participate.

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The legality of any method, device, or equipment not addressed in these rules will be determined by USRA-X-OUT 300.

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Only .22 Rimfire - no magnums

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Ammunition must include a lead projectile and be produced by a factory manufacturing a minimum of 1,000,000 rounds a year. Competitors using hand loaded ammunition, and/or ammunition produced with jacketed bullets will be permanently disqualified. Shaving, re-swaging, and/or resizing, either bullets or the cartridge case, is not allowed. Dirty ammunition may be cleaned and relubed.

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Wind flags may be utilized. Wind flags may be changed when targets are changed after the range has been declared safe by the Rangemaster. No competitor can be forced to change legally set wind flags. The time allowed to change wind flags shall not be less than the time required to change the targets and no longer than the time allowed by the Rangemaster. If a flag interferes with a shooter's line of sight, the Rangemaster or designated representative will lay the flag on the ground. This must be done before commence fire. Any type of string line flag system will not be allowed. Flags should not be removed until the end of the match.

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The official USRA- X-Out 300 Target must be used. Targets are available from killoughshootingsports.com (shipped) and USRA-X- OUT 300 (Pick-Up). Targets are to be taken down by the target crew and given directly to scorer. Targets may be hung in any orientation. Local range requirements can determine if targets may be hung horizontally.

5 CLASSES

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No weight limit on rifle. No magnification limit on scope. One-piece rests may be utilized.

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5.2.1 Rifle must be of a factory produced action with a matched factory stamped barrel, and a factory stock. No custom manufactured actions, barrels, or stocks. No Vudoo or any other custom barreled rifles

5.2.2 Two piece rest setup required. Front or Rear rest may NOT be attached to the bench, and or any device connection the front and rear rest together. Both the front and rear rest may not be attached to the stock at the same time. Either the front or the rear of the rifle must be free to be lifted from the rest. Bipods permitted.

5.2.3 No Tuners - The barrel must be made out of one piece of metal with no attachments except for the action, a nut to secure the barrel to the action, and the factory thread protector for threaded barrels. Barrels may be recrowned. Factory Sights may be removed. Use of electronic or remotely actuated triggers is prohibited

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Competitor age classification is based on the competitor's age on January 1 of the applicable calendar season and remains in effect through December 31 of that same season.

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Each competitor must provide a valid date of birth for age-classification purposes. Date of birth is maintained as private account information and is not displayed on the public competitor profile.

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A competitor's age for the entire competition season is determined by the competitor's age on January 1 of that calendar year. That age classification remains in effect through December 31 of the same year.

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A competitor is classified as a Junior when the competitor's competition age is 5 through 16 years old, inclusive.

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A competitor with a competition age of 17 or older is classified as a Senior.

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Only USRA-X-OUT 300 approved scoring plugs shall be used in scoring of targets. Plugs are available at www.killoughshootingsports.com.

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The person scoring shall use a target board and place the target to be scored on the target board which shall be parallel to and supported by a table, bench or other flat surface. The target board shall have a hole or holes to allow a USRA-X-OUT 300 scoring plug to be inserted in a bullet hole unimpeded.

An approved X-Out 300 scoring plug and a minimum 10X magnifier are to be used for a bull if a clear visible determination cannot be made by scorer. If a plug and magnifier must be used, the letter (P) must be written on the shot’s square by the scorer. The Scorer should look straight down through the magnifier at the plug to determine score.

The same scoring equipment must be used throughout the Scoring and Protest period.

If a bullet hole touches a line or dot on the target bull, shooter receives the highest point. Inner most ring counts as 10 points, and each succeeding ring counts one point less. Outer most ring counts as 6 points. The dot in the middle of the inner most ring counts 11 points if bullet touches the dot and 12 points if the bullet removes the dot (no red dot visible when plugged) a score of 12 counts as an X.

Any shot not touching a target ring is scored 0 points. If any holes are bigger than a .22 plug the lowest score will be awarded. If more than two bullet holes are larger than a .22 plug, target will be disqualified. Only one shot is allowed in each of the 25 target bulls. If a malfunction should occur during a match and a shot enters any of the empty official bull squares, DO NOT fire another shot into that bull square. You must accept the score for that misplaced shot. A malfunctioning shot that falls into a bull square that has already been shot will be scored as a zero for that bull square. Any shot which falls on a bull square line will be counted as a zero for the bull square containing the majority of the bullet hole. Perfect Score: 300.

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If a shot intended for a sighter crosses into a record bull square it will be scored as a record shot if it is completely crosses the outside perimeter of the bull squares 1-25. Competitor must notify the rangemaster of the shot and allow it to be examined to provide information to scorer.

Photo for reference only.

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Any competitor may protest the scoring of their own target only.

Factory Class Only - Questionable guns or rests or other problems that may arise. Any equipment protests are preferred to be protested prior to match start if possible, by reporting the concern to a referee. After targets are scored, targets must be hung in full view of competitors. Targets are not to be handled by competitors until match results are declared official by the Rangemaster. Obvious math errors on any competitors target(s) may be shown to the referees for correction, but NOT removed from where they are hung. After the final relay's targets are hung, the Rangemaster must announce a Protest Period and give competitors a period of time, maximum of 15 minutes, of time to file any scoring protests with a referee. This period can be closed by the rangemaster discretion due to inactivity. If a competitor removes his target before the match results have been declared official by Rangemaster. A Rangemaster may impose a $2 scoring protest fee per bullet hole. A $2

protest fee is MANDATORY at State and Regional Championships and the Nationals. All protests may be filed with a referee until the close of the protest period. The same scoring plug and equipment used by the scorer will be used by the referees for all scoring protests at a match. Referees will decide outcome and their decision is final. The only protest a club can charge a fee for is a scoring protest. If any person involved in a match believes a protest was resolved inappropriately because of a misinterpretation of the rules or an adequate rule does not exist, a formal request may be submitted to the USRA-X-OUT 300 for the purpose of clarifying the rules. Enough information should accompany the request to support an adequate understanding of what happened. The USRA-X-OUT 300 will NOT overturn a decision by the referees but the possibility shall remain open to formulate an agreeable resolution beyond that of rule clarification. Any resolution will be the result of recommendation by a committee of Range-masters not involved in the event and the committee will be comprised of no less than three Rangemasters.

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To break ties based on score, the scorer shall check the number of total X’s. The most X’s wins. If a tie still exists the first target block who gets an X and the other one does not match it wins. If still tied proceed to second, third X etc. until tie is resolved.

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In the event of a tie in overall score (total points & total X’s from all targets), the competitor with the highest First Target Score and X will be the winner. If the first target score is tied, then 2nd Target score and X will be the winner. If 2nd target is tied, then the 3rd Target score and X will be the winner. ETC. If all targets are tied on score (points & X count), the first target FM (First Miss) will determine the winner, if tied then the second target FM will determine the winner, etc. It is the Match

Director’s responsibility to indicate which competitor won the tie. The scoring program is designed to sort ties correctly.

Under no circumstances shall anyone, other than a member of the official Scoring Team, remove a target from its place of viewing before being officially given the targets for review in the protest period. Competitors may not ever place a scoring plug into or a magnifier over any bullet hole or manipulate or attempt to alter any bullet hole on the target in any way. Anyone, other than a scorer or referee, who places a plug into a displayed target or manipulates the bullet hole in any way, shall be DISQUALIFIED from that event and a score of ZERO entered as his total score for the event.

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All officials may compete in matches.

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The Rangemaster is the person in charge of the match. The Rangemaster must ensure the match is sanctioned by requesting dates for matches in advance. The Rangemaster is responsible to report match results consisting of; name of shooter, equipment list (National Matches Only), class and score in order of finish. The Rangemaster must sign, cause referees to sign and send in all possible World Record targets with match results within 30 days of match date or target will be disqualified. The Rangemaster is also responsible for maintaining rules of order and sportsmanship.

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Results must be sent to X-Out 300 no later than 10 days after each match. Multi-day events can be sent together. Match results sent in late will result in a $20.00 penalty.

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Notice of cancelling a match must be sent to X-Out 300 no later than 10 days before the scheduled match. Failure to cancel with 10 days notice will result in a $20.00 penalty.

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Three referees will be appointed by the Rangemaster and announced to the competitors before the Match begins. One of the three Referees will be named the Chief referee. It is the Chief Referee's responsibility to properly plug each protested target and ensure that the protests are conducted without interference from any outside source. Referees must be competitors in the match they are refereeing. A referee can not be the scorer. An alternate referee should be named in case one of the three referees has filed a protest or is involved in a protest. If needed a second alternate should be appointed. Referees will decide problems in crossfire, protests in scoring, eligibility of rifles and rests, sportsmanship Issues and any other protests that may arise or any rule violations that may occur. A referee at anytime before commence fire and after cease fire may inspect rifle or inspect rest to determine if shooter is in compliance with rules (Factory Only).

Referees will decide outcome of any protests lodged by competitors before, during, and after match.

Wherever in these rules the term “referees” appears it means a consensus of opinion among the referees. Consensus is obtained by secret vote among the referees. The sole exception to the requirement for three (3) referees is when a match is attended by the minimum 3 shooters. Under this special circumstance any decision by the two referees MUST be unanimous.

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A scorer is appointed by the Rangemaster to score targets. The rangemaster can also be the scorer. A scorer cannot simultaneously be a referee. The scorer must have and utilize as necessary an approved X-Out 300 scoring plug.

*NOTE* - By definition of Rangemaster, Rangemaster may be a participant having duties of referee or scorer, but not both. Therefor matches only having three shooters require a non-participant scorer due the definition of referee who must be a participant.

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The statistician is a person appointed by the Rangemaster to record scores from targets, enter data, resolve ties and prepare match reports. The statistician may participate in the match and may also serve as a scorer or referee if a participant.

8 Rangemaster Responsibilities

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A Match is to start at the predetermined time. Registration will close at the end of the first relay of the Sporter class for 3-Gun matches and the end of UL-1 for Unlimited Matches. No one will be allowed to sign up after the end of the first relay of the Sporter Class or the end of UL-1. Registration forms are to be filled out and signed by each competitor as part of the registration process.

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Drawing for bench and /or relay is required at every sanctioned match. Multi-day or multi-match events are allowed the option to draw bench and relay for each match or draw bench and relay once. If a single drawing is implemented, benches must be rotated after each event.

Benches or groups of benches may be assigned by the Rangemaster for

special circumstances. Special circumstances include, but are not limited to: Left-Handed Shooters, Junior Shooters, Handicap Shooters and Shooters Sharing Equipment such as Wind flags.

The Rangemaster and Referees are responsible for ensuring the Bench Drawing and /or assignment is fair and impartial.

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A Rangemaster is not required to run an extra relay to accommodate bench sharing, except at State and Regional championship matches where multiple relays are required if requested. Competitors must notify the Rangemaster 24 hours in advance of the Match Start Time they wish to share the same bench, and designate which competitor will draw for bench and relay. The bench and relay drawn will be assigned to the designated competitor. The other competitors will be assigned the same bench on the next available relay. If the same bench is occupied, the designated competitor may redraw for bench and relay until he/she draws a bench and relay that will accommodate bench sharing if that is possible. Requests to share benches shall be 24 hours prior to the drawing and can not be rescinded after the drawing has occurred.

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A Rangemaster is not required to run an extra relay to accommodate equipment sharing, except at State, Regional and National championship matches where multiple relays are required, if requested. Competitors must notify the Rangemaster 24 hours in advance of the Match Start Time they wish to share equipment, and designate which competitor will draw for bench and relay. The bench and relay drawn will be assigned to the designated competitor. The other competitor(s) will draw until he/she draws a different relay. Requests to share equipment shall be made prior to the drawing and can not be rescinded after the drawing has occurred.

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Empty benches may be used, but the use thereof may not interfere in any way with the conduct and harmony of the match.

Any use of empty benches is at the discretion of the Match Director.

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Rangemasters are responsible for maintaining Sportsmanship during matches. Competitors should bring infractions to the Rangemasters attention for them to deal with. Rangemasters are to warn offenders of their activities. If the behavior continues the Rangemaster may disqualify the offending shooter. Inappropiate behavior may result in suspension from X-OUT 300 for a period of one year to life. Examples of inappropriate behavior are:

• Excessively loud talking or other activities that distract other shooters.

• Confrontational situations with other competitors or range personel.

• Walking directly behind competitors while they are still shooting.

• Excessive time spent leaving a bench while other competitors are still shooting.

• Returning to a bench to retrieve equipment or Clean while other competitors are still shooting.

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If a competitors first shot on target at match start or re-start inadvertently hits a record target, shooter must notify the Rangemaster or a referee immediately before second shot is fired. Rangemaster or referee must call “Cease Fire” and check target before second shot is fired and notify scorer that shooter will not be charged for that shot. Rangemaster will notify all competitors to add 3 minutes to time before “Commence Fire” command.

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A Cross-fire occurs when one competitor mistakenly shoots another competitor’s target – either on sighters or record bulls. Cross-fires can be identified by shooters, referees, or other competitors observing the relay in progress. If a competitor observes another competitor shooting sighters on their target they can notify that competitor and no stoppage of the relay needs to occur. If a cross-fire occurs where one competitor shoots another

competitor’s record bulls the referee should be notified immediately.

• The referee will call “Cease Fire – remove bolts.”

• The scoring clock will be stopped.

• New targets will be labeled for each shooter indicating Class being shot, Bench number and Relay number.

• If any record bulls have already been shot on the Cross-fired target by the rightful competitor they will be marked as belonging to that competitor and will be scored for that competitor during scoring. The corresponding bulls will be marked on that competitors’ new target with a large X. These bulls are not to be shot again on the new target.

• Record bulls that were mistakenly shot by the offending competitor will be marked as belonging to that competitor and will be scored for that competitor during scoring. The corresponding bulls will be marked on that competitors’ new target with a large X. These bulls are not to be shot again on the new target. A second occurrence of a cross fire by a competitor will be grounds for disqualification under the sportsmanship rules.

• These new targets will replace the Cross-fired targets for both competitors.

• The Cross-fired targets will be given to the scorer and eventually combined with the new targets for scoring.

• After the new targets are hung the referee will call “Insert Bolts”.

• 3 minutes will be added to the time at stoppage. The referee will notify the competitors of the new time.

• The referee will re-start the match.

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All rifles must be equipped with trigger guards. All rifles must have bolts removed or chamber flags in place at all times when not engaged in active competition and prior to removal from the firing line. Failure to comply will result in disqualification.

If a Range has safety requirements IN ADDITION to these rules (i.e. no semi-auto rifles) those rules will apply.

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Only official USRA- X-Out 300 targets sent from sanctioned matches will be considered. If a competitor has shot a potential World Record target(s), it is the competitor's responsibility to notify the Rangemaster. The competitor is not to remove the target, or the target will be disqualified. After notification by a competitor of a potential World Record target, it is the Rangemaster's responsibility to remove the target, sign it, and direct the three referees and scorer to sign it.(Five Signatures) For the case of World Record Target(s) there must be a minuim of 4 participant shooters, and a non-particpant scorer, or 5 or more participant shooters to qulaify by rule. It is the responsibility of the Range- master to mail the target, along with the match results, to USRA X-OUT 300 within 30 days of match date. If this procedure is not followed, target will not be submitted to the 50/50 Scoring Committee. If any holes are bigger than a .22 plug, lowest score will be awarded. If more than two bullet holes are larger than a .22 plug, target will be disqualified. All scores shot on the same day and verified to exceed the current record will be recognized as records. The highest score will be the record "holder" and any others will receive recognition for breaking the record and all amenities. For the purpose of this rule the term "day" is defined as midnight to midnight Eastern Time.

Targets to be mailed to USRA X-OUT 300 must include the following information legibly printed on the reverse side of the target(s): Club name, competition date, competitor’s name, and competitor’s mailing address.

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1. The Rangemaster must post a copy of current USRA- X-Out 300 rules at all sanctioned matches. A Match must start at a predetermined and announced time.

2. The Rangemaster must appoint three referees and one alternate and announce them before the match begins. Each referee must be a competitor in the match. Refer to Section 1 Rules for all duties and responsibilites of referees.

3. Registration should close 15 minutes before the start of the first target at each match. The Rangemaster, at his discretion, may allow late arrivals to register and shoot subsequent targets.

Registration for all State, Regional and National events must close 15 minutes before the start of first target of that event.

4. After the targets are hung and the Range-master determines that the range is safe, the Rangemaster then calls the first relay to the line. Competitors in that relay will approach the line and place their rifles in their rests.

5. Rangemaster will then ask "Ready on the right , Ready on the left?". If ready, Rangemaster will then give the command "The firing line is ready, insert bolts, commence fire".

6. Course of Fire

Unlimited: Course of fire is 25 record shots at 50 yards in 20 minutes, from the bench at one target.

Factory: Course of fire is 25 record shots at 50 yards in 20 minutes, from the bench at one target.

7. If for any reason firing must be stopped, the Rangemaster will call out "Cease fire, unload rifles, remove bolts , and step back from bench". When the cause of ceasefire is corrected, the Range- master will add three (3) minutes to the remaining time and give the command insert bolts and resume fire. When time has expired, the Rangemaster will call out "Cease fire, remove bolts, and remove rifles from bench". If a competitor fires before “commence fire” or after “cease-fire” is called, that shooter will be immediately disqualified and his target will be scored as zero.

8. Time notifications: Awareness of official time during a relay is each competitors responsibility.  Unlimited- As a courtesy the The Rangemaster should call out 10 minute, 5 minute, 1 minute, and 30 second warnings.  Factory- As a courtesy the The Rangemaster should call out 10 minute, 5 minute, 1 minute, and 30 second warnings.

9. When each competitor completes their target they must remove their bolts and leave their bench as quietly as possible. Shooters may take their rifles with them or wait for the Ceasefire command. Shooters may not return to their bench until the Ceasefire command is given.

10. After the command of Ceasefire: Bolts will be removed and/or Flags inserted and the Range-master has determined the range is safe, target crew is to remove shot targets and hand targets to the scorer. Competitors may then hang their next target.

11. If possible the scorer should start scoring targets as soon as the first relay is over. After targets are scored, either scorer or Rangemaster must

hang up all targets in full view of competitors.

12. At the conclusion of scoring all targets the Rangemaster will announce a 10-minute Protest Period.

13. A competitor can protest the scoring on his target or the scoring on another competitor's target. A $2 protest fee per bullet hole is mandatory at all State, Regional and National Championships. The protest fee is optional at regular matches. The protest fee is to be returned to the competitor if the referees rule in the protester's favor.

14. After scored targets from the last relay of each Match are hung, a minimum of ten minutes must be allowed for scoring protests. During this period shooters shall indicate which target(s) are being protested to the referees in a method so directed by the Rangemaster. After the ten minute period the Range-master will declare protest period over. Then, the referees must remove the protested targets to be re-scored.

15. Only referees can remove and re-score protested targets. Targets must not be removed or handled by competitors until match results are declared official. If a competitor removes his target, the referees can disqualify the competitor. The referees are to make rulings on scoring protests with absolutely no input from the Rangemaster, Scorer, or any other competitor. The ONLY input referees are to use when ruling protests, is the current USRA- X-Out 300 Rule Book. The referees are to retreat to a separate area to re-score protested targets or decide upon any protest. Neither the Rangemaster, Scorer, or any other competitors are allowed to be in that area. If a competitor does not comply with the referees instructions to leave the area when requested to do so, the competitor WILL be disqualified by the referees. Protested targets must be re-scored by referees on a flat surface. A referee must step out if the target to be re-scored involves a scoring protest lodged by that referee, or the target to be re-scored is the referee's target. If a referee must step out, the referees are to call in the alternate to re-score that target. If an alternate was not named before the match began, the referees are to appoint an alternate. If another referee must step out on the same target, the referees will appoint another alternate. The referees decisions on scoring protests, any other protests and, if necessary, the appointment of

alternates, will be FINAL.

16. When all scoring protests have been re-scored by the referees, the targets are to be handed to the Range-master or statistician. After the Range-master or statistician recalculates the results, the Range-master will announce third, second, and first place finishers for each class contested. It is the competitor's responsibility to notify the Range-master of mistakes in addition or recording of scores. After the Range-master announces the third, second, and first place finishers for each class contested, competitors will have two minutes to notify the Range-master of mistakes. If a competitor notifies the Range-master that a mistake was made, the Range-master is to correct it. The Range-master then is to once again announce third, second, and first place finishers for each class contested. If the Range-master is not notified within two minutes of any additional mistakes, the Range-master is to declare the match results official.

11 CHAMPIONSHIPS

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Factory Sanctioning of Factory State and Regional Championships, and the Nationals will be determined by USRA-X-OUT 300. The State, Regionals and Nationals will be contested at 50 yards . A 6 target aggregate will be contested at State, Regional, and National Championships. Hall of Fame points will only be awarded for State and Regional, and National Championships that have a minimum of five shooters competing in all 6 targets contested.

Unlimited Sanctioning of Unlimited State and Regional Championships, and the Nationals will be determined by USRA-X-OUT 300. The State, Regionals and Nationals will be contested at 50 yards . A 6 target

aggregate will be contested at State, Regional, and National Championships. Hall of Fame points will only be awarded for State and Regional, and National Championships that have a minimum of five shooters competing in all 6 targets contested.

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State, Regional, and National Championships are scheduled only upon approval of X-OUT 300 headquarters.State Regional and National matches will be 6 targets.

Registration Fees are as follows:

• State and Regionals and Nationals: $2.00 per shooter per target.

Awards At Factory State and Regional Championships, a trophy, plaque, or printed certificate must be awarded for first, second and third place for 6 Target Agg. At Factory National Championships a trophy, plaque, or printed certificate must be awarded for first, second, third place for 6 Target Agg.

At Unlimited State and Regional Championships, a trophy, plaque, or printed certificate must be awarded for first, second and third place for 6 Target Agg. At Unlimited National Championships a trophy, plaque, or printed certificate must be awarded for first, second, third place for 6 Target Agg.

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The results for targets shot in a given year become final (as recorded on the X-Out 300 website) as of December 31 of that year. X-OUT 300 headquarters must be notified in writing or e-mail of any discrepancies prior to December 31. Requests for changes in the spelling of names must be made by December 31 as well.

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Factory Match Scoreline The total of the highest 20 individual targets shot at any Outdoor Factory Match between January 1 through December 31. Tiebreaker: the highest single score shot. If a tie still exists, the next highest score will be used and so on.

Unlimited Score Line The total of the highest 20 individual targets shot at any Outdoor Unlimited match between January 1 through December 31. Tiebreaker: The highest single score shot. If a tie still exists, the next highest score will be used and so on.

Indoor Unlimited Score Line: The total of the highest 20 individual targets shot at any Indoor Unlimited match between January 1 through December 31. Tiebreaker: The highest single score shot. If a tie still exists, the next highest score will be used and so on.

Indoor Factory Score Line: The total of the highest 20 individual targets shot at any Indoor Factory match between January 1 through December

31. Tiebreaker: The highest single score shot. If a tie still exists, the next highest score will be used and so on.

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Scoreline will be used to calculate Club Champions for Factory and Unlimited class competitions per club. This will be the participants Top 10 targets shot at each club. Indoor and Outdoor.

Scoreline will be used to calculate State Champions for Factory and Unlimited class competitions per State. This will be the participants Top 15 targets shot in each state. Indoor and Outdoor.

National Champion will be the Scoreline champion and labeled “Shooter Of The Year” per class for Factory and Unlimited. Participants Top 20 Targets.

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Northeast Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut New York New Jersey Rhode Island

Eastern Delaware Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio North Central Minnesota Iowa Indiana Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Southwest California Utah Colorado Nevada Arizona New Mexico Mid-Atlantic Virginia Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina South Central Kansas Arkansas Texas Missouri Oklahoma Gulf Coast Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Northwest Washington Oregon Montana Idaho South Dakota North Dakota Wyoming Nebraska

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Unlimited Class

National Tournament Match

Target Points

TGT 1 – 1 Point

TGT 2 – 1 Point

TGT 3 – 1 Point

TGT 4 – 1 Point

TGT 5 – 1 Point

TGT 6 – 1 Point

6 Target Agg

1st Place – 5 Points

2nd Place – 4 Points

3rd Place – 3 Points

4th Place – 2 Points

5th Place – 1 Point

Regional Tournament Match

Target Points

TGT 1 – .5 Point

TGT 2 – .5 Point

TGT 3 – .5 Point

TGT 4 – .5 Point

TGT 5 – .5 Point

TGT 6 – .5 Point

6 Target Agg

1st Place – 3 Points

2nd Place – 2 Points

3rd Place – 1 Point

State Tournament Match

Target Points

TGT 1 – .5 Point

TGT 2 – .5 Point

TGT 3 – .5 Point

TGT 4 – .5 Point

TGT 5 – .5 Point

TGT 6 – .5 Point

6 Target Agg

1st Place – 2 Points

2nd Place – 1 Point

Factory Class

National Tournament Match

Target Points

TGT 1 – 1 Point

TGT 2 – 1 Point

TGT 3 – 1 Point

TGT 4 – 1 Point

TGT 5 – 1 Point

TGT 6 – 1 Point

6 Target Agg

1st Place – 5 Points

2nd Place – 4 Points

3rd Place – 3 Points

4th Place – 2 Points

5th Place – 1 Point

Regional Tournament Match

Target Points

TGT 1 – .5 Point

TGT 2 – .5 Point

TGT 3 – .5 Point

TGT 4 – .5 Point

TGT 5 – .5 Point

TGT 6 – .5 Point

6 Target Agg

1st Place – 3 Points

2nd Place – 2 Points

3rd Place – 1 Point

State Tournament Match

Target Points

TGT 1 – .5 Point

TGT 2 – .5 Point

TGT 3 – .5 Point

TGT 4 – .5 Point

TGT 5 – .5 Point

TGT 6 – .5 Point

6 Target Agg

1st Place – 2 Points

2nd Place – 1 Point

Scoreline (Unlimited, Factory)

National Scoreline Championship

1st Place – 10 Points

2nd Place – 9 Points

3rd Place – 8 Points

4th Place – 7 Points

5th Place – 6 Points

6th Place – 5 Points

7th Place – 4 Points

8th Place – 3 Points

9th Place – 2 Points

10th Place – 1 Point

State Scoreline Championship

1st Place – 3 Points

2nd Place – 2 Points

3rd Place – 1 Point

Club Scoreline Championship

1st Place – 2 Points

World Records Targets or Aggs

4 Points

Any 270 or better Factory Target Score

1 Point

Any 285 or better Unlimited Target Score

1 Point

Any 300 Score Target

10 Points

*285 Unlimited, 270 Factory or better Score Target must be handled as a World Record Target by rule.

Four levels of achievements are recognized by the USRA X-Out 300

Bronze 30 points Silver 60 points Gold 90 points Medal of Honor 120 Points

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