When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire

When match organizers make official match ammunition available for purchase by competitors at  a match, the Match Director must, both in advance in official match literature (and/or on the  official match website), and by way of a sign certified by him and posted at a conspicuous place at  the point of sale, clearly identify the: manufacturer, brand(s), calibers, cartridge case lengths, shot  size, shot weight, velocity, powder dram equivalent (if available). The subject rounds will usually  be exempt from Rule 5.6.3 testing by chronograph, subject to the following conditions:

Whenever metal targets or metal hard cover are used in a course of fire, minimum distances apply while they are being shot. Where possible, this should be done with physical barriers. If Fault Lines are used to limit the approach to metal targets, they must be placed further away so that the competitor may inadvertently fault the line and still be outside the minimum distance (see Rule 10.4.7). Care should also be taken in respect of metal props in the line of fire