Range page
The tribe: feed, roster, photos, waiver, and the payment handle the club already takes.
Precision Rifle Matches
PRM is for the range that already hosts the match — and wants one place to run it: the club, the book, the line, and the board.
Purpose
Give a club one place to be a club and to run Saturday. Followers, waiver, calendar, the book, squadding, the pad, the board, and a year of points that belong to you.
Goal
A match director can publish a course of fire, take 30 shooters, work three squads on a phone, and post a podium before the steel is loaded in the truck. Every club runs its own season and its own points. If another range wants on the same league, they hang their Saturday on your league.
From sign-up to standings, your match runs here.
More matches. More shooters. More Saturdays.
What it does
The tribe: feed, roster, photos, waiver, and the payment handle the club already takes.
Six styles — Precision Rifle, Hunter 2-1-0, PRM Hunter 3-1-0, Blackjack Challenge (KYL), Cascade, Extreme Long Range. Stages, par, tiebreaker, squads, check-in, RO sign-ups, the pad, protests, the live board.
Best-N, qualifier, finale ×2. Season points read the way the style scores — a percentage on Precision Rifle and Blackjack Challenge (KYL), raw points on the rest. A season archives as it finished, and the next one starts from it.
Optional. Several ranges, one championship. The pad still lives on the host range.
You write the course. You pick Open / Tactical / Production / Gas Gun — or Hunter Factory / Open Light / Open Heavy / Skills, or Light / Heavy / Tac-Hunter for Extreme Long Range. Lady, Junior, Senior, Veteran, Military/LE if you award them, and juniors entered by a parent with their own place on the roster. Shooters bring a name, a division, and a signed waiver. On the ladder styles the rifle stays in the truck unless the match runs a weight handicap; on 3-1-0 it goes on the scale and over the chronograph, and on Extreme Long Range on the scale, where the rifle decides the division.
What PRM is
The software a club runs its own matches and its own league on.
PRM is not a club, not a league and not a series. Any league or season on here belongs to the clubs running it, and PRM keeps no championship of its own. It doesn't run a tour, rank a nation or write a rulebook — the club sets its own classes, its own rules and its own entry fees. Payments are Venmo or cash, marked paid at the desk — or by card into the club's own account, where the club has connected one. Side matches are their own book.
Who it's for
Match directors who already know how a line should run.
Clubs that want a season board of their own. Shooters who just need to register, see the brief, and look at the board when they're done.
Who builds it
A small independent crew that shoots the same matches you do.
PRM is built and run by Precision Rifle Matches, an independent software crew. It is written by the people who run it at their own range's matches, which is why it does what a match director actually needs and nothing else.
Precision Rifle Matches is owned and operated by Kansas Arms Supply, LLC.
Contact
A club you want on here, a match that isn't behaving, or a league you're trying to build — send it over. It goes straight to Precision Rifle Matches.