Jordan, the biggest benefits of adding a suppressor are increased muzzle velocity (typically 30-50 fps), increased accuracy/consistency, reduced felt recoil and the hearing protection that comes with it. The downsides are adding 6-8" in length to your barrel, the cost, and the added weight. I shot unsuppressed rifles for years, and at the end of my operational career we ran suppressed systems. In my opinion the benefits far outweigh the costs. I recommend TiFighter Industries Suppressors, give them a look if you are serious. Matt https://www.tifighter.com/

Ok, sorry for the delayed response. I also pasted it below, the standard for the class is 1.5MOA as opposed to 1 MOA. •Cold bore shot (within 1.5 inch of target at 100 yards) from prone/supported position, followed by a 4-shot group on the target just beneath it (group must be within 1 inch of the target edge and group size cannot exceed 1.5 MOA). •8-shot drill performed at the 100 yard line from the prone supported position. Shooter must successfully hit all eight black circles within the allotted 1:30 time period. •Positional drill forward and reverse on B-27 silhouette target from 75-yard line. All hits must be on the black portion of the target. •Exertion shot: Shooter must run 100 yards to their final firing position (FFP), where they will do 10 push ups before going prone and loading their rifle. Shooters will then be given 10 seconds to fire 2 shots into a face target 100 yards away. •Hostage rescue shot: Shooter will engage a paper hostage taker target (with a hostage in close proximity) within a 10 second time frame. Shooter will also fire a follow-up shot if called for by the drill proctor.

The qualification course or everything throughout the week?