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CFCA INTERNATIONAL F-CLASS LONG RANGE WEEKEND 2026

Date

19 September 2026

Venue

Airbase Shooting Range Wiechlice
Poland

Organizer

CFCA – Czech F-Class Association

Classes

F-Open
F-TR

Distances

Saturday, 19 September 2026

800 m
1000 m

Schedule

Saturday, 19 September 2026

08:00–08:30
Competitor registration

08:30–08:45
Safety briefing

09:00
Start of competition

800 m

1st Relay

Practice

2 sighting shots + 5 shots
followed by a 15–20 minute break

Scoring Round

2 sighting shots
20 shots to count

After completion of the scoring round, the shooters will change over.

2nd Relay

Practice

2 sighting shots + 5 shots
followed by a 15–20 minute break

Scoring Round

2 sighting shots
20 shots to count

Range Reconfiguration

After completion of shooting at 800 m, approximately 60 minutes will be allowed to move and reconfigure the target system from 800 m to 1000 m.

1000 m

1st Relay

Practice

2 sighting shots + 5 shots
followed by a 15–20 minute break

Scoring Round

2 sighting shots
20 shots to count

After completion of the scoring round, the shooters will change over.

2nd Relay

Practice

2 sighting shots + 5 shots
followed by a 15–20 minute break

Scoring Round

2 sighting shots
20 shots to count

After completion of shooting at 1000 m, the results will be processed, followed by the prize-giving ceremony for 800 m, 1000 m and the Overall 800 + 1000 m classification, including the Best Group MOA awards.

During the scoring round, shooters will alternate, firing one shot at a time. Hit registration and the conduct of shooting will be supervised by the Range Officer. Exceeding the time limit or repeatedly delaying the course of fire may result in a penalty at the discretion of the Range Officer.

After completion of each relay, the shooters will change over.

Maximum planned relay changeover time: 10–15 minutes.

Competition System

The competition will be conducted according to the CFCA V2 system, using electronic ShotMarker target systems.

A detailed description of the CFCA V2 shooting system can be found here.

Electronic Devices and Wind Flags

To ensure equal conditions for all competitors, the use of any electronic devices on the firing line that provide information concerning weather conditions, ballistics or ammunition performance is prohibited during scoring rounds.

The following are specifically prohibited:

meteorological instruments (e.g. Kestrel),
ballistic calculators,
mobile phones, tablets and laptops with ballistic or meteorological applications,
chronographs and devices for measuring bullet velocity (e.g. Garmin Xero, Labradar, MagnetoSpeed),
applications and devices designed to read or evaluate wind conditions,
any other electronic devices providing information that may assist the shooter during firing.

Only the following are permitted:

use of a timing device,
use of the tablet provided by the organizer for operation of the electronic ShotMarker target system.

Chronographs and other measuring devices may only be used during the 2+5 practice session, provided that their use does not interfere with the conduct of the competition or range safety.

Wind flags provided by the organizer will be positioned along the range. Their placement will be identical for all competitors in order to provide equal conditions for assessing the wind during the competition.

The use of personal wind indicators, ribbons, flags or other devices placed on the range is not permitted without prior approval from the organizer.

The Range Officer may check compliance with these rules at any time. Violation of these provisions may result in a penalty or disqualification from the competition.

Ammunition Requirements

800 m

Practice
2 sighting shots + 5 shots = 7 shots

Time limit: 7 minutes

Scoring Round
2 sighting shots + 20 shots to count = 22 shots

Time limit: 30 minutes

1000 m

Practice
2 sighting shots + 5 shots = 7 shots

Time limit: 7 minutes

Scoring Round
2 sighting shots + 20 shots to count = 22 shots

Time limit: 30 minutes

Total

58 shots per competitor

We recommend bringing at least 65–70 rounds of ammunition to provide an adequate reserve in case a technical re-shoot or another unforeseen situation occurs.

Targets

The competition will be conducted using electronic ShotMarker target systems.

The dimensions and scoring zones of ICFRA F-Class targets for 800 and 1000 yards will be used for scoring. Shot values will be determined by the ShotMarker system according to these target dimensions and scoring zones.

Target preview:

Scoring

Placings at each distance will be determined by:

total score,
number of Xs (V-Bulls),
Best Group MOA.

Best Group MOA will be determined from the scoring round.

The Best Group MOA calculation will include all 20 shots to count.

Awards

800 m

F-Open: 1st–3rd place
F-TR: 1st–3rd place

Best Group MOA

F-Open
F-TR

1000 m

F-Open: 1st–3rd place
F-TR: 1st–3rd place

Best Group MOA

F-Open
F-TR

Overall – 800 m + 1000 m

F-Open: 1st–3rd place
F-TR: 1st–3rd place

In the event of a tie in the total score and the number of Xs in the Overall ranking, the lower Best Group MOA achieved at 1000 m will determine the final placing.

Overall Classification

The Overall classification will be determined by the combined scores from 800 m and 1000 m.

Maximum possible score:

800 m: 200 points / 20 X
1000 m: 200 points / 20 X
Overall: 400 points / 40 X

In the event of equal scores, the higher total number of Xs will determine the placing. If both the score and number of Xs are equal, the better Best Group MOA achieved at 1000 m will determine the placing.

Competition Capacity

The competition will be conducted using 5 electronic ShotMarker target systems.

2 shooters will share each target.
A maximum of 10 shooters can therefore shoot simultaneously.
Competitors will be divided into 2 relays.
The same system will be used at both 800 m and 1000 m.

The organizer reserves the right to adjust the competition capacity according to the number of available ShotMarker systems and organizational requirements.

Registration

Online registration here.

Registration is valid only after payment of the entry fee.

Once payment has been received and confirmed by the organizer, the competitor's registration will be automatically confirmed.

Registration status can be checked in the Registered Shooters List, which is continuously updated on the competition website.

Until payment has been confirmed, registration is considered provisional and participation in the competition is not guaranteed.

The organizer reserves the right to close registration early once the maximum competition capacity has been reached.

Rules

The competition is based on ICFRA F-Class rules.

The organizational conditions of the competition are governed by these Match Conditions.

The organizer reserves the right to exclude any participant who violates the range safety rules or fails to follow the instructions of the Range Officers.

The organizer reserves the right to modify the Match Conditions, schedule or conduct of the competition for safety, technical, organizational or weather-related reasons.

In the event of exceptional organizational, technical or safety circumstances, the organizer reserves the right to modify the competition format while maintaining sporting fairness and participant safety.

The organizer's decision on matters relating to organization and safety is final.

Entry Fee

€170 / CZK 4,200

The entry fee includes:

participation in the one-day competition at 800 m and 1000 m,
2+5 practice session at 800 m,
one 2+20 scoring round at 800 m,
2+5 practice session at 1000 m,
one 2+20 scoring round at 1000 m,
coffee and tea during the competition,
one hot meal per competitor.

Unpaid registrations may be cancelled and the available places offered to other competitors.

Accommodation

Each competitor is responsible for arranging and paying for their own accommodation.

CFCA – Czech F-Class Association
Observer Member of ICFRA

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