Rimfire .22 LR · Mini Rifle
Mini Rifle
.22 LR rifles, scored Minor only. Matches are often held indoors in winter, as off-season training.
In short
Mini Rifle uses .22 LR rifles, in two divisions: Open and Standard.
Detachable magazines and speed loaders are allowed: 31 rounds loaded at most, 30 of them in the magazine at the start. In 2028 Hungary hosts the second PCC and Mini Rifle World Shoot.
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Open
Optics, bipods and muzzle brakes, with no restrictions on modifications.
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Standard
Iron sights, no bipod, restricted modifications.
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Indoors in winter
A way to keep your rhythm between seasons.
Divisions
Everyone shoots the same courses; standings are worked out per division. Pick a division to see its rules.
Mini Rifle
Mini Rifle Open
Optics, muzzle brakes and bipods allowed, no restrictions on modifications.
- Ammunition Factory .22 LR
- Detachable magazines Yes
- Maximum capacity 31 (30 in the magazine)
- Speed loaders Yes
- Modifications and attachments Yes
- Compensators, ports, suppressors Yes
- Optical or electronic sights Yes
- Bipod and barricade stops Yes
- Vertical front grip Yes
Mini Rifle
Mini Rifle Standard
Iron sights only, no bipod; muzzle brakes up to 30 × 90 mm and restricted modifications.
- Ammunition Factory .22 LR
- Detachable magazines Yes
- Maximum capacity 31 (30 in the magazine)
- Speed loaders Yes
- Modifications and attachments Restricted
- Compensators, ports, suppressors At most 30 × 90 mm
- Optical or electronic sights No
- Bipod and barricade stops No
- Vertical front grip At most 152 mm from the bore axis
| Rule | ||
|---|---|---|
| Ammunition | Factory .22 LR | Factory .22 LR |
| Detachable magazines | Yes | Yes |
| Maximum capacity | 31 (30 in the magazine) | 31 (30 in the magazine) |
| Speed loaders | Yes | Yes |
| Modifications and attachments | Yes | Restricted |
| Compensators, ports, suppressors | Yes | At most 30 × 90 mm |
| Optical or electronic sights | Yes | No |
| Bipod and barricade stops | Yes | No |
| Vertical front grip | Yes | At most 152 mm from the bore axis |
The specs summarise the division pages on ipsc.org. The official rules always take precedence.
Divisions on ipsc.org
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