The Professional Shooting League (PSL) is a competitive shooting organization that offers well-organized .22lr benchrest shooting tournaments and compensates shooters.

Rifles
Any firearm chambered for the .22 Long Rifle cartridge may be used. Any Scope may be used. Competitors may use any number of firearms to complete a target.

Rests
Any rest may be used to shoot from the bench so long as any such device is not attached to the bench in an immovable manner.

Ammunition
Any brand of factory-loaded .22 caliber Long Rifle ammunition may be used. It must be readily available to any individual. It must consist of the original, unaltered factory cartridge case, powder, and projectile. No alterations to the factory ammunition are permitted.

Targets and Target Distance

A PSL target consists of 25 record bulls, upon which one shot per bull is shot for score in a maximum of twenty minutes. The distance from the forward edge of the bench to the target shall be a minimum of 50 yards.

Match Sign-In and Drawing for Benches
Every Match will have a mandatory drawing to determine each competitor’s bench placement. Numbers, representing Bench Number as recognized by each host range, are to be drawn at random by the competitor upon sign-in. No competitor is allowed to compete in the same event by entering two or more times. Each competitor needs to accurately complete the Sign-In Sheet, including the last four digits of his/her Social Security Number, plus the initials of his/her name. (Example: 1234ABC). This number becomes his/her official PSL number.

Firing Period
A maximum of 20 minutes shall be allowed to complete each 25-shot target.

Check out the PSL rulebook or contact the match director for additional information.