A 6400 Prone match is a conventional prone match shot over 4 days, shooting a 1600 (160 shots) each day.  The first two days are shot with open sights, and the final two days are shot with any sight (optics allowed).  Shooters only shoot in the prone position for this match, using smallbore competition rifles.  Targets are shot at 50 yards, 50 meters, and 100 yards following the course of fire for conventional prone.

Competitors wanting to shoot F-Class are welcome to compete in this match.  F-Class is shooting from the prone position, but allows for resting the gun on a rest/bi pod and sand bags.  F-class shooters will shoot on the international (UIT) targets rather than conventional prone targets.

This is an ASSA and NRA Regional Prone match.