"Vintage" rifle matches at our local club are typically shot using bolt action military rifles that would not qualify under CMP Service Rifle Match rules (i.e. usually non-US military rifles, although US military bolt action rifles are allowed in vintage rifle shoots). Vintage rifle matches at our club follow CMP Service Rifle Match rules (i.e. across the course, 200/300/600 yds, 10 rounds slow fire offhand and 10 rounds rapid fire sitting at 200 yds, 20 rounds rapid fire prone at 300, 20 rounds slow fire prone at 600), time limits are modified due to single-fed or stripper fed magazines. Vintage rifle matches are a lot of fun, you typically see a lot of Mausers, SMLEs, Springfields, Mosin-Nagants, a few Krags, occasionally a Carcano, and occasionally an exotic beast like a black-powder cartridge gun. Afterwards, we have a picnic (I would call it a barbecue, but they don't serve real barbecue out west).