Most shooters don’t struggle because they lack ability.
They struggle because they don’t know whether they’re improving — or why match performance doesn’t always reflect how training feels.
This guide isn’t about fundamentals, gear, or theory. It’s about turning practice into reliable match performance by focusing on consistency, interpretation, realism, and trust.
Riflematch Training Mode and Progress Tracking
You can use Training Mode in Riflematch to both time your training stages in the same way you can use it while ROing a match. With AI-supported shot detection amnd the possibility to log hits/misses you can follow up you stages in detail. You can also set stages you do often, like the skillstage, and use your logged data to follow up progress over time. In this article we will cover the basics of both features.
Using Competitor mode in riflematch.com to mil a target
In riflematch.com there is now a Competitor mode for use when you are shooting a match. Included in that is also a function to help you estimate distances using the scope reticle. In this post we’ll go through that functionality very briefly.
MIlling 101 – Use your scope to measure the distance to a target
Do you know how to use a ruler? Do you have a FFP scope with a mil reticle? Do you know how big the target is? Good, then you have everything you need to measure the distance to that target using your scope. Let’s go through the theory and have a look at some scope reticles and how to use them.