Another style of popular matches is called CMP games.
Such matches permit both US service rifles as well as foreign military rifles (e.g., Lee–Enfield,M-1 Garand  Arisaka, etc.).
 These matches are governed by rules and scoring methods that are very similar to U.S. service rifle matches but are limited by the modifications that can be done to them and the distances they are shot.
 Games matches are shot typically at 200 yards for service rifles, and 100 yards for carbines.
 There is also a sniper match where period rifles or copies can be used.
 This is typically fired in a team format out to 600 yards distance.
Another style of popular matches is called CMP games. Such matches permit both US service rifles as well as foreign military rifles (e.g., Lee–Enfield,M-1 Garand  Arisaka, etc.).  These matches are governed by rules and scoring methods that are very similar to U.S. service rifle matches but are limited by the modifications that can be done to them and the distances they are shot.  Games matches are shot typically at 200 yards for service rifles, and 100 yards for carbines.  There is also a sniper match where period rifles or copies can be used.  This is typically fired in a team format out to 600 yards distance.
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