PRS gas gun matches

I totally understand. But there is just a gas gun division. No bolt guns, just gas. None around the area @wyattgtx was asking. I'm sure that is what he meant. But, could be wrong.

He must be confusing something like the Geissele gas gun series with the PRS as I am in the east and never heard of an all gas gun PRS match. In a regular match they only get a few gas guns so not sure they can fill a whole PRS match with just gas guns.
 
He must be confusing something like the Geissele gas gun series with the PRS as I am in the east and never heard of an all gas gun PRS match. In a regular match they only get a few gas guns so not sure they can fill a whole PRS match with just gas guns.
I know that anyone can shoot gas gun in any prs comp. I do see a gas gun division in the prs. If one looks I see it gas gun division. So what am I missing.
 
The series referred to in Tx is likely called the gas gun show
About:

  • This is a Rifle only match.
  • 8-10 Stages on a one day match. 18-20 Stages for the 2 day Finale.
  • Target size is 2-4 MOA, depending on the difficulty of the shooting position. Ex: Prone position, expect 2 MOA.
  • A portion of the stages will be positional with some movement (approx 10 yards). A few from the same position on multiple targets. Maybe 1 with a little more movement in it.
  • Distance on steel targets will be 200- 700 yards. Come with DOPE out to 1000 for the rare occurrence of that distance.
  • Stage round count is +5 in addition to the minimum numbers of rounds to shoot the stage without misses. Ex: If 15 rounds will let you hit all targets with the required number of hits, the rounds allotted for that stage is 15+5= 20 rounds.
  • Steels targets will be painted a subtle color (gray, black, etc..) so that competitor equity is the same. The target presentation should be the same for the 1st shooter as it is for the last shooter.
  • If targets from 2 or more stages are in the same impact zone, every effort will be made to discern between targets. This could be different shapes, colored backers, target indicator numbers and/or letters.
  • Match Fee- $75. This includes a modest lunch and water.
  • Cash Pot- Those that want to participate can bring an additional $20 cash to put in a pot during registration. There will be a separate pot for each division. The shooter with the best score in their division (assuming they put in $20) will take home the pot.
  • Distances- Match officials will provide distances. Every effort will be exhausted to provide accurate distances. It’s up to competitors to confirm distance prior to shooting (off the clock). No reshoots/score adjustments will be approved for inaccurate distances.
5.2 RECCE Division
Permitted:
.223 Remington or 5.56 only
3,200 ft per second max velocity
Bipod that doesn’t extend beyond 14”. No Sky pods or Tripods
The same bag for the duration of the match.
Max magnification is 10x.
Gas operated gun only



5.3 DMR Division
Permitted:
.223 Remington, 5.56 or .308 Winchester/7.62x51 NATO Only
3,200 ft per second max velocity
No bag or supporting gear limitations
No optic limitations
Gas operated gun only



5.4 Open Division
Permitted:
Any projectile that does not exceed .308 in diameter
3,200 ft per second max velocity
No bag or supporting gear limitations
No optic limitations
Gas operated gun only


5.5 Skills Division
Permitted:
Anything that doesn’t exceed the above limitations in the previous divisions.
Coaching is allowed.
Points series doesn’t count.
Max of 3 matches in this division.
 
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