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Service Pistol
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General Service Pistol Rules Return to Pistol Shoots
All practices will begin with firearms holstered. In FBI-Q pistols will be holstered, chamber empty, hammer down with a loaded magazine in place. In the PP and SP events the competition will begin from the standing alert position, empty pistol pointed down range, elbows into the sides, barrel parallel with the ground. The Range Officer will then give the instruction to load and make ready. In all competitions any revolver used must be fired double action, other than from the 25m stage. Competitors must carry with them sufficient ammunition for the entire course of fire. At the end of each course of fire all firearms will be shown clear and holstered before leaving the point. There will be no re-shoots other than for reasons of target failure.
All firearms used in the Service Pistol Event must be recognized service firearms with an overall length not exceeding 250mm and height not exceeding 150mm. (About 10 inches by 6 inches). Weight without ammunition must not exceed 3lb. Sights may be fixed or adjustable but no optical sights or compensators are allowed. Trigger weight must exceed 1360gm. Any centre fire caliber may be used. Magazine of chamber capacity must be a minimum of six rounds. A secure holster is required, together with at least two spare magazines of speedloaders
Accidental discharge, or any other action which in the opinion of the Range Officer represents a danger to participants, will result in disqualification.
SHOOTS
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Response (New). (25 rounds: x 250)
Any firearm can be used not smaller than .380 calibre. Target used will be the FBI or Q9. A total of twenty-five (25) rounds in all for the shoot. These rounds should be taken with you down range at the start of the shoot. A secure holster is required together with pouches for magazines and ammunition. When holstered the pistol will have an empty chamber.
Qualifying Scores
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Grandmaster |
Master |
Expert |
Sharpshooter |
Marksman |
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232 |
225 |
217 |
193 |
175 | |
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03-005-1
03-004-1
03-003-1
03-002-1
03-001-1 |
Stage 1
From 7 metres, load with one (1) round and holster. When the targets turn to face, draw, make ready and shoot in five (5) seconds. Repeat the shoot, each time reducing the time by one (1) second e.g.; 4 second 3, 2, 1. |
03-006-1
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Stage 2
From 7 metres, load with five (5) rounds and holster. When the targets turn to face, Draw, make ready and fire five (5) rounds in six (6) seconds. |
03-001-5
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Stage 3
From 7 metres, Load and make ready five (5) rounds. Fire one (1) round on each one (1) second exposure of the target, coming from the standing alert position, i.e. elbows into the sides, firearms parallel to the ground. |
03-020-1
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Stage 4
From 15 metres On a table place empty magazine, five (5) rounds and pistol with slide back. The shooter will start with hands above the shoulders. On face of the targets start to load and fire five (5) rounds in twenty (20) seconds, distance is (15) fifteen metres away. |
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03-035-1 |
Stage 5
From 15 metres. On a table place empty magazine, five (5) rounds and pistol disassembled. (Total amount of parts including magazine are five (5) pieces). The shooter will start at the twenty-five (25) metres stage facing the target. On face of the target the shooter will run to the fifteen (15) metres stage, Load and assemble the firearm or assemble or load with five (5) rounds. Fire when ready.
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Self-Defense. (25 rounds: x 250)
1. This course of fire is for personal firearms which have a barrel length not exceeding three inches and weighing not more than 27 oz. without ammunition. Any firearm can be used not smaller than .32 . The firearm must hold at least five rounds. A holster, pouch or pocket is necessary to hold the gun securely. The target will be the FBI or Q9.
2. The course of fire requires a total of 25 rounds over five stages. At the end of each stage the Range officer will give the order to unload. The first stage will begin with the firearm loaded and holstered. Revolvers will have the hammer down. Pistols will have an empty chamber. All subsequent stages will begin from the standing alert position after the Range officer has given the order to load and make ready. Revolvers will be fired double action after the 25m stage. All 25 rounds must be carried on the person. The standing alert position requires the competitor to be facing down range, holding the firearm parallel to the ground with elbows against the waist. Both hands may be used to fire the firearm.
Qualifying Scores
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Grandmaster |
Master |
Expert |
Sharpshooter |
Marksman |
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232 |
223 |
215 |
196 |
160 | |
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05-025-1 |
Stage 1
From 25m. Draw and fire five rounds in 25 seconds, from a kneeling position, over the barricade. Do not adapt the draw and position until the targets face.
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05-015-1 |
Stage 2
From 20m. From the standing alert position fire five rounds in 15 seconds on appearance of the target.
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05-002-5 |
Stage 3
From 15m. From the standing alert position fire one round on each 2 second exposures. Return to standing alert position after each exposure.
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05-001-5 |
Stage 4
From 10m. From the standing alert position fire one round on each 1 second exposure of the target. There will be five exposures. Return to standing alert position after each exposure.
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05-003-1 |
Stage 5
From 5m. From the standing alert position fire five rounds in one 3 second exposure of the target. |
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FBI Qualifying. (45 rounds: x 450)
Any firearm can be used not smaller than .380 calibre. Target used will be the FBI or Q9. A total of 45 rounds in all for the shoot. These rounds should be taken with you down range at the start of the shoot. A secure holster is required together with pouches for magazines and ammunition. When holstered the pistol will have an empty chamber.
Qualifying Scores
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Grandmaster |
Master |
Expert |
Sharpshooter |
Marksman |
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421 |
415 |
392 |
371 |
320 | |
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05-075-1 |
Stage 1
From 25 metres. Fifteen rounds in 75 seconds; 5 prone; 5 kneeling, supported; 5 standing.
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05-002-7 |
Stage 2
From 15 metres. On the first exposure advance to the 15 metre line, draw, make ready and you may go on aim. Fire 2 rounds on each subsequent 2 second exposure for a total of 12 rounds.
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05-010-2 |
Stage 3
From 7 metres. On the first 10 second appearance of the target, advance to 7 metres and fire 6 rounds. Reload. On the second 10 second exposure of the target fire a further 6 rounds.
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05-010-1 |
Stage 4
From 5 metres. On appearance of the target for 10 seconds, advance from7 meters to 5 metres and fire 3 rounds strong hand, unsupported and a further 3 rounds weak hand, unsupported .
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Police Pistol. (30 rounds; x 300)
Any firearm can be used not smaller than .380 calibre. Target used will be the Police Pistol. A total of 30 rounds in all for the shoot. These rounds should be taken with you down range at the start of the shoot. A secure holster is required together with pouches for magazines and ammunition. When holstered the pistol will have an empty chamber.
Qualifying Scores
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Grandmaster |
Master |
Expert |
Sharpshooter |
Marksman |
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290 |
285 |
278 |
265 |
240 |
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05-120-1 |
Stage 1
From 25 metres. Twelve rounds in two minutes, to include any reload. The shooter must come from the standing alert position. |
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05-002-6 x2 |
Stage 2
From 15 metres. Twelve rounds total. There will be six exposures of two seconds; fire one round on each exposure. Following a reload the practice will be repeated. The shooter must come from the standing alert position each time. The shooter needs 2 mags of 6 rounds each..
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05-002-3 |
Stage 3
From 10 metres. Six rounds; fire two rounds on each two second exposure. The shooter must come from the standing alert position each time. |
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U.K. Service Pistol. (24 rounds: x 120)
Any firearm can be used not smaller than .380 calibre. Target used will be the half UK Target. A total of 24 rounds in all for the shoot. These rounds should be taken with you down range at the start of the shoot. A secure holster is required together with pouches for magazines and ammunition. When holstered the pistol will have an empty chamber.
Qualifying Scores
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Grandmaster |
Master |
Expert |
Sharpshooter |
Marksman |
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97 |
88 |
80 |
70 |
60 |
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05-015-1 |
Stage 1
From 25 metres. Six rounds in 15 seconds coming from the standing alert position.
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05-010-1 |
Stage 2
From 20 metres. Six rounds in 10 seconds coming from the standing alert position. |
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05-003-3 |
Stage 3
From 15 metres. Six rounds; fire two rounds on each three second exposure coming from the standing alert position each time.
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05-003-2 |
Stage 4
From 10 metres. Six rounds; fire three rounds on each three second exposure coming from the standing alert position each time.
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Advancing Man. (36 rounds: x 180)
The course of fire is shot on the Full UK target or the Advancing Man target and uses a three second target exposure with an edge time of five seconds. The shoot requires 36 rounds in total, each stage needing six rounds. A secure holster is required together with pouches for magazines and ammunition. When holstered the pistol will have an empty chamber. On completion of the course of fire unload, clear the firearm and show clear to the range officer. Make the firearm safe and return it to the holster before leaving the firing line. There will be re-shoots only if there is target failure. All shooters should observe basic safety procedures. After each series of shots clear all firearms and holster while facing targets. The decision of the Range officer is final. Any firearm can be used not smaller than .380 calibre.
Qualifying Scores
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Grandmaster |
Master |
Expert |
Sharpshooter |
Marksman |
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162 |
155 |
150 |
140 |
120 |
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05-003-7 |
Stage 1
From 25 metres. There will be seven exposures of the target. Each exposure will be for three seconds. On the first exposure of the target draw, adopt the kneeling position and make ready. Fire one round on each subsequent exposure of the target. After the last exposure clear the firearm and holster.
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05-003-7 |
Stage 2
From 20 metres. There will be seven exposures of three seconds. On the first exposure advance from 25m over the barricade to 20m, draw, make ready and adopt the standing alert position. Fire one round on each subsequent exposure of the target, returning to the standing alert between exposures of the target. After the last exposure, clear the firearm and holster.
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05-003-4 |
Stage 3
From 15 metres. There will be four exposures of three seconds. On the first exposure advance from the barricade 25 m to 15m, draw, make ready and adopt the standing alert position. Fire two rounds on each subsequent exposure of the target. After the last exposure, clear the firearm and holster.
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05-003-3 |
Stage 4
From 10 metres. There will be three exposures of three seconds. On the first exposure advance from the barricade 25 m to 10m, draw, make ready and adopt the standing alert position. Fire three rounds on each subsequent exposure of the target. After the last exposure clear the firearm and holster. Wait for the order to advance to 7 metres.
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05-003-2 |
Stage 5
From 7 metres. There will be two exposures of the target for three seconds. On appearance of the target draw, make ready and fire any number of rounds. Return to the standing alert position and on the second exposure fire the remaining rounds. After the last exposure clear the firearm and holster. Wait for the order to advance to 5 metres.
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05-003-1 |
Stage 6
From 5metres. There will be one exposure of three seconds. From the standing alert position on appearance of the target fire six rounds. Clear the firearm and holster.
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Sky-Marshall. (20 rounds: x 200)
Any firearm can be used not smaller than .32 calibre. Target used will be the FBI or Q9. A total of 20 rounds in all for the shoot. These rounds should be taken with you down range at the start of the shoot. A secure holster is required together with pouches for magazines and ammunition. When holstered the pistol will have an empty chamber.
Qualifying Scores
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Grandmaster |
Master |
Expert |
Sharpshooter |
Marksman |
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192 |
186 |
177 |
160 |
140 | |
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03-002-3 |
Stage 1
From 7 metres. Loaded with a magazine of six rounds and holstered, there will be three two second exposures of the target. On the first exposure of the target draw, make ready and fire one round. Adopt the standing alert position. On the next two second exposure of the target fire two rounds and return to the standing alert position. On the third two second exposure of the target fire three rounds. Clear the firearm, reload with a magazine of eight rounds and holster.
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05-003-2 |
Stage 2
From 7 metres. Turn right and face 90 degrees away from the target, arms out at shoulder height, hands clasped together. There will be two three second exposures of the target. On the first exposure turn to face the target with arms out stretched and hands clasped together. When facing the target draw, make ready and fire three rounds. Adopt the standing alert position. On the second exposure of three seconds fire the remaining five rounds. Clear the firearm, reload with a magazine of three rounds and holster. |
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05-007-1 |
Stage 3
From 7 metres. There will be one appearance of the target for seven seconds. On appearance of the target draw, make ready and fire three rounds. Reload with a second magazine of three rounds and fire the further three rounds. Clear the firearm and holster.
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Active Shoot. (40 rounds: x 400)
Any firearm can be used not smaller than .380 calibre. Target used will be the FBI or Q9. A total of 40 rounds in all for the shoot. These rounds should be taken with you down range at the start of the shoot. A secure holster is required together with pouches for magazines and ammunition. When holstered the pistol will have an empty chamber.
Qualifying Scores
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Grandmaster |
Master |
Expert |
Sharpshooter |
Marksman |
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390 |
380 |
370 |
360 |
280 | |
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03-020-1 |
Stage 1
From 15 meters. Loaded with a magazine of six rounds and holster, Six rounds in 20 seconds from a kneeling position on face of the target. Start from the surrender position. |
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03-020-1 |
Stage 2
From 10 meters. Loaded with a magazine of six rounds and holster, Have a second six rounds magazine to hand. Twelve rounds in 20 seconds with a magazine change. Start from the surrender position. |
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03-005-2 |
Stage 3
From 7 meters. Loaded with a magazine of six rounds and holster, there will be two five seconds exposures of the target. With the first exposure the shooter must draw, make ready and fire three rounds. The shooter must shoot three rounds coming from the standing alert position each time. Start from the surrender position. |
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03-003-3 |
Stage 4
From 7 meters. Loaded with a magazine of six rounds and holster, there will be three three seconds exposures of the target. With the first exposure the shooter must draw make ready and fire two rounds. The shooter must shoot two rounds coming from the standing alert position each time. Start from the surrender position. |
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03-001-5 |
Stage 5
From 5 meters. Loaded and make ready with a magazine of ten rounds. There will be five one second exposures of the target. On each one second exposure fire two rounds coming from the standing alert position. |
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Extreme Pistol. (26 rounds: x 130)
The course of fire is shot on the Full UK target or the Advancing Man target. The shoot requires 26 rounds in total. A secure holster is required together with pouches for magazines and ammunition. When holstered the pistol will have an empty chamber. On completion of the course of fire unload, clear the firearm and show clear to the range officer. Make the firearm safe and return it to the holster before leaving the firing line. There will be re-shoots only if there is target failure. All shooters should observe basic safety procedures. After each series of shots clear all firearms and holster while facing targets. The decision of the Range officer is final. Any firearm can be used not smaller than .380 calibre.
Qualifying Scores
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Grandmaster |
Master |
Expert |
Sharpshooter |
Marksman |
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110 |
90 |
80 |
70 |
60 |
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04-025-1 |
Stage 1
From 20 metres. There will be one twenty five second exposure of the target. From a draw shoot six rounds in twentyfive seconds strong hand only unsupported.
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04-003-5 |
Stage 2
From 15 metres. There will be five, three second exposures of the target. Shoot one round on each five second exposure weak hand only unsupported, comming from a standing alert position.
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03-008-3 |
Stage 3
From 10 metres. There will be three eight second exposures of the target. Advance from 25m to 10m, draw make ready and shoot five rounds (both hands) and reload, transfer to the weak hand make ready and assume the standing alert position. On the second 8 second exposure shoot five rounds weak hand only unsupported. Reload transfer to the strong hand and make ready, assume the standing alert position. On the third 8 second exposure shoot 5 rounds strong hand only unsupported.
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