Maximum fore-end width for an NBRSA 1K light gun???

[chazgree@yahoo.]

Hi All,

I have searched everywhere trying to determine what the legal fore-end width is for a NBRSA long range light gun. Forum searches return nothing and the rule book pages on the NBRSA web site don't work.

Can anyone tell me for sure what the legal width is for a 600-1000yd NBRSA light gun? I'm about to buy a stock with a 4 in. fore-end and want to make sure it will be legal.

Thanks for your help...

Chaz

 

[jackie schmidt]

I believe the only restriction on a Light Gun is the 17 pound weight.

 

[retired]

go look on the 600/1000 yd forum for a nice stock

 

[Tim Singleton]

I believe 4" on the for end of a 600yd light gun is correct
If I were going to build one this would be my choice
https://www.wheeleraccuracy.com/rifle-components

 

[retired]

yes that ONE

 

[Jcarpen]

Is a rudder NBRSA legal in short range BR?

 

[jackie schmidt]

Is a rudder NBRSA legal in short range BR?

If, when attached, it does not violate the lower buttstock angle rule, I don't see anything in the rules that say you can't use one in LV and HV.

In Sporter and Unlimited, there are no stock restrictions, so yes, it is legal. Sporter does prohibit any guiding means that would cause the Rifle to have true return to battery capabilities, but that is not what a Rudder does.

 

[chazgree@yahoo.]

If, when attached, it does not violate the lower buttstock angle rule, I don't see anything in the rules that say you can't use one in LV and HV.

In Sporter and Unlimited, there are no stock restrictions, so yes, it is legal. Sporter does prohibit any guiding means that would cause the Rifle to have true return to battery capabilities, but that is not what a Rudder does.

Thanks to all for your input. Looks like I will be OK with the 4 in fore-end.

Chuck

 

[Jcarpen]

If, when attached, it does not violate the lower buttstock angle rule, I don't see anything in the rules that say you can't use one in LV and HV.

In Sporter and Unlimited, there are no stock restrictions, so yes, it is legal. Sporter does prohibit any guiding means that would cause the Rifle to have true return to battery capabilities, but that is not what a Rudder does.

We will probably start seeing some of these show up. Seems like a good fix for some tracking problems. This is the first one I've seen.

 

[retired]

i do not know if you can make weight.
they do fine at 17 lbs.