Gallery Rifle (GR)
GR is typically shot with an under-lever rifle; the most common calibres being 38 Special or 44 magnum. Both have their pro's and con's where shooters balance accuracy, recoil and ease of use.
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Standard class (GRCF) is shot with a scoped rifle; GR Classic is shot with open iron sights.
The Team international event is GRCF but both classes are competed for separately in the individual World Championship aggregate event.
The small-bore International is shot with a scoped rimfire rifle; these are 22RF semi-automatic and magazine fed.
As a minimum, competitors require at least 4 x 10 round magazines to shoot the longer stages.
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Again, there are a number of GRSB evens that make up the individual World Championship SB aggregate event.
Other kit 'essentials' typically include belts and pouches to hold spare ammunition; a good countdown timer, a decent hat and of course effective eye and ear protection.
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The international Match itself is the 150 round course of fire based on the WA1500 event - modified slightly to meet the requirements of the firearms.
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The Individual World Champion events include the 1500, Timed & Precision 1, Multi-target and the 50M Precision - all offered for GRCF, GR Classic and GRSB - and shot as an aggregate.