My wife will be attending Osage RBC in Oct. she has already shot rifleman and will be spending lots of time on the range. How much ammo will she need? got plenty of .22lr for her LTR but i need to know her needs for Centerfire.
Ok i did some searching and it said 1000 .22lr and 500 CF is that right or more CF and less RF or more of both. i want her to be able to shoot as much as she wants to/can.
I'd even pack more rimfire ammo. Don't want the last day of bootcamp to become "dry fire" day.
But then I'd probably look at what I packed and then toss another bulk pack in for good measure.
You can always bring the extra back home. But you can't always get it there.
Once you've learned what 500 Rounds of CF will teach you, it's time to it's time to let those lessons sink in.
YMMV
If she can already shoot Rifleman; most the .22lr work is over.
1000rds of .22lr should be more than sufficient, but what's it hurt to pack more? (1,000rds, is about 2 AS's worth) :--- :--- :---
Since she's got a jumpstart on the .22lr work; she should pack at least 1,000 of center-fire... Perhaps, more wouldn't hurt. @)
I think that we all agree.
More is better.
Few things are sadder than an empty ammo can.
Unless this one is different most RBCs last for 6 days (6 shooting days).
Of the six only 1 or maybe 1.5 require centerfire caliber (this is a bit of re-familiarization firing after shooting a .22 for a few days and then some known distance firing to get your sight adjustments for 100, 200, 300 and 400 followed by a full distance AQT and possibly some additional firing at other targets - depending on the range facilities).
So, at between 200 and 300 rounds a day for the .22 for 4 to 5 days (.22 ammo is cheap enough that taking 1500 rounds won't break the bank) 1500 rounds should more than cover the .22 requirements. For the centerfire you should be able to get by with 300 rounds - though you can certainly fire more, by using the centerfire rifle for more of the 25 meter shooting/training if you just like to shoot your big rifle more.
Most fun you'll have is shooting and learning to shoot your rifle better.