Brad Y wrote:http://www.dcra.ca/2013%20docs/DCRA%20Rule%20Book%202013.pdf
Rule 11.21 and its associated annex A
Wont be a problem for 308 as it wont exceed the velocity limit for that amount of BC I wouldnt think.
I found this info after reading an article on accurateshooter.com forum with Jerry Teo (mysticplayer) discussing it.
Not trying to draw away from the fact that 30 cal magnums are going to be a large part of the upcoming f class scene, but for those who are going to look at nominating its worth knowing now instead of getting to Canada with 300WSM's and having to start from scratch there.
Brad, those rules are for Canadian domestic competitions same as our NRAA or the NRA that the USA domestic shooters use.
I say again, the F-Class World Championships are shot under ICFRA F-Class rules, end of story!
http://icfra.com/page4.htm
Ian
F2.2. An ‘F’ Class Open (F/O) rifle may be of any calibre up to and including 8mm and the
overall weight must not exceed 10kg including all attachments (such as, but not limited to,
its sights and bipod, if any). NB: An ‘attachment’ is defined as including any external object
(other than the competitor, his sling (if any) and his apparel) which recoils (or partially
recoils) with the rifle, or which is clamped, magnetically or viscously held, or in any other
way joined to the rifle for each shot, or which even slightly rises with the rifle when
vertically lifting the latter from its rest(s).