2026 WTRC
OVERVIEW
The primary goal of this competition is to provide a safe proving ground for tactical riflemen and their equipment. Lessons learned from the competition will provide information and knowledge from which we can advance our field proficiency and gain confidence in our abilities.The courses of fire and scoring methods are designed to demonstrate the importance of data development to attain accurate shot placement. Two man teams will work together to solve course problems. Each team will travel the course with one or more Range Officers that will record scores and enforce the match rules. Teams will equip themselves with a precision rifle, pistols and a carbine (carbine = less than a 18” barrel).The team will select firearms correct for each course of fire. Great latitude is allowed for equipment selection, although the same equipment must be used throughout the match. Shooters will encounter targets from 0-50 yards (pistol), 0-500 yards (carbine) and 0-1000 yards (precision rifle) on the courses, (bonus targets may be farther). Most carbine shooting will be 0-300 yards, most precision rifle shooting will be 0-600 yards and most pistol is close range. The WTRC match is well suited for one precision bolt rifle and one semi auto carbine. Caliber requirements for rifle are .300 Win Magnum or less in center fire configuration. Any field practical sights are allowed. Any field practical support devices and range estimating devices are permitted. Service pistols must be 9mm caliber or larger, field durable, and carried in a safe secure field practical holster or pack. Pistol magazines beyond +2 cartridge base pads are not allowed. MINIMUM RECOMMENDED CARTRIDGE ALLOTMENT PER TEAM Precision Rifle 400 rounds Carbine 500 rounds Pistol 400 rounds -No tracer, armor piercing, or steel core bullets are allowed. If a team is found to be using any of these types of ammo, that team will be disqualified and will pay for replacement targets.
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