Match Distance
Measured from the front edge of the bench to the target.
ABRA sanctions precision .22 LR rimfire benchrest matches. Competitors shoot official ABRA targets at 50 yards in indoor and outdoor matches hosted by local clubs.
We Automatically Shoot X’s
Measured from the front edge of the bench to the target.
One scoring shot goes into each record bull.
Twenty 10s make a 200. Xs are recorded separately.
Follow results and rankings for each environment.
Your target score is the total of the 20 record bulls. A score of 200-6X means you scored 200 points with six Xs. Match results also show aggregate scores and match points. Rankings are organized by class and environment.
See who shot perfect targets, where they shot them, and how many 200s they’ve recorded since 2026.
View the 200 Club →ABRA has four equipment classes, with junior standings listed separately. Check the official rules for the requirements of your class.
.22 LR bolt action. Tuners are permitted.
.22 LR bolt action. Rifles shoot without tuners.
.22 LR semi-automatic competition.
Qualifying semi-automatic and bolt-action rifles.
Check your rifleThe ABRA Scoring Program builds on X-Out 300’s electronic scoring and match management workflow. It applies that workflow to ABRA’s 20-bull targets, 200-point scoring, and competition classes.
Authorized scoring computers can download scheduled matches and refresh club and competitor information. Match Directors assign benches and classes and print target labels.
Scan or import a target and let the program detect shot holes and propose scores. Review close calls on screen or enter scores manually. The program tracks score, X count, and First Miss.
Follow target standings and aggregate results for all classes on one scoreboard. Print results or keep a local match CSV that refreshes as targets are finalized.
Enable Live Results to share the scoreboard while scoring. Send completed results to ABRA for approval and publication in match history and competitor profiles.
Download match information before heading to a range with limited internet. You can score offline and send the completed results when you reconnect.
Find a nearby club and ask its Match Director about your first match. If your club would like to host ABRA competition, start with the sanction request form.