Documents

Short answers to the questions we get most often — whether you need a SAPRF number to shoot, how to become a full member, what a Primary Club is, how divisions work, and where to find your SAPRF number.

The full rulebook for SAPRF-sanctioned Precision Rifle matches. Covers course design, range construction, competitor equipment, match structure, stage officials, the course of fire, scoring, penalties, disqualifications and arbitration.

The equipment and eligibility rules for each SAPRF division and subdivision, including Ladies, Senior, Junior and Mil/LEO Open, together with Limited (.308), Factory and Classic Division definitions.

The rimfire-specific overlay to the main SAPRF rulebook: divisions eligible for PR22, ammunition restrictions, National Provincial + National 2-day + SA Championship series structure, log-score weighting and national colours criteria.

Eligibility, participation and scoring rules for the SAPRF PR22 (Rimfire) team that will represent South Africa at the 2027 IPRF World Championships.

The published selection process used to pick the SAPRF Centrefire (PRS) team for the 2026 IPRF Centrefire World Championships. Provided for reference; the team has already been selected.

The Memorandum of Incorporation and Constitution of the South African Practical Precision Rifle Federation (NPC). Defines the federation's structure, membership categories, meetings, elections, powers of Council and ExCo, finance, and disciplinary framework.

The contractual terms members accept at sign-up, covering platform use, liability cap, dispute resolution and code of conduct.

How SAPRF collects, stores, uses and protects your personal information under POPIA, including your rights as a data subject.

The standard of behaviour SAPRF expects on and off the range — from every member, athlete, team, technical official, coach and administrator. Applies at every SAPRF-sanctioned event.

How SAPRF Representatives (staff, volunteers, committee members, selectors, directors and officers) must handle real, perceived or potential conflicts of interest. Includes the standard declaration form.

The judicial processes SAPPRF uses to fairly regulate disputes between members, contraventions of the Constitution / Rules & Regulations / Code of Conduct, and serious firearm safety infractions — covering mediation, arbitration, disciplinary, and appeal processes.

The acceptable-use rules for social media by every SAPRF member, athlete, coach, official, employee and committee member — covering personal accounts, off-range conduct that is documented digitally, use of the SAPRF/PRS-SA identity, and the consequences of a breach under the Code of Conduct.