NRA Action Pistol Rule Book 2020

[Lower40]

Recently ordered a rule book from the NRA and received the 1 January 2011,  the NRA now has the January 2020 rule book listed.  Anyone familiar with the changes between the two? (84 pages to go through if not)

 

 

2020 Rule Book link:

 

http://rulebooks.nra.org/documents/pdf/compete/RuleBooks/Action/act-book.pdf

Edited March 22, 2020 by Lower40

[Alan550]

Ed,

   If you scroll through, you can see that the changes and new rules have a "bullet point" or a dot in front of the rule number.  The first example saw just on a quick scan was 3.2.4 which adds Production Optic Firearm as a new category under Firearms, Equipment and Ammunition.  Others include but aren't limited to: 3.8, Stocks; 4.3.2, Alternate Falling Plate Target Rimfire; 7.19, Barricade Event - Modified; 9.9, Weighing Triggers; 10.15, Specific Rules for Conduct of the Barricade Event - Modified; 10.33, Specific Rules for the Conduct of the Practical Short Course Event.....Well you get the idea.

 

 The changes/additions are pretty easy to spot once you try it.  The list grows after 10.33 to include several new courses that are fired as "Short Course" events.

 

  Hope this helps.

 

Alan~^~

Edited March 22, 2020 by Alan550
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[Lower40]

26 minutes ago, Alan550 said:

Ed,

   If you scroll through, you can see that the changes and new rules have a "bullet point" or a dot in front of the rule number.  The first example saw just on a quick scan was 3.2.4 which adds Production Optic Firearm as a new category under Firearms, Equipment and Ammunition.  Others include but aren't limited to: 3.8, Stocks; 4.3.2, Alternate Falling Plate Target Rimfire; 7.19, Barricade Event - Modified; 9.9, Weighing Triggers; 10.15, Specific Rules for Conduct of the Barricade Event - Modified; 10.33, Specific Rules for the Conduct of the Practical Short Course Event.....Well you get the idea.

 

 The changes/additions are pretty easy to spot once you try it.  The list grows after 10.33 to include several new courses that are fired as "Short Course" events.

 

  Hope this helps.

 

Alan~^~

 

Thanks for pointing that out...that does help.