This is my first attempt at setting one of these up online. If anyone has any suggestions let me know and I will keep them in mind for future matches. This month we will shoot bullseye targets at 25 and 50 feet, with an optional third round using another bonus target at 25 feet. These are each separate matches; participate in any that you like, or try them all. You may use as many rimfire handguns as you like.
Match #1: 25 feet Match
1) Use the 25 foot target .pdf attached. You will need Adobe Reader to view this file, which is free and you probably have already. The best thing would be to save to your computer, then print from Adobe Reader.
Print the targets on 8.5x11 paper, at 100% size with no page scaling. The 5-ring should be 4" in diameter and the 10-ring should be 5/8" in diameter. Measure to make sure the target is correct.
2) Print 1 copy. Print others for practice if you like. BUT, only one record shot page, so declare it before you shoot it. No shooting 4-5 pages, and taking the best one.
3) Measure off 25 feet from the face of the target to the line you put your toes on. If you don't have a 25 foot tape, use a ruler or yardstick and measure off a 25 foot piece of string, and take this with you the range.
4) You may shoot one or two handed, or both. No rests, no aiming braces, etc. This is an "offhand event".
4) Any optics you want. My experience is that the red dot shooters do better, but we shall see.
5) Take as long as you want to fire 5 shots at each bull.
6) Score by the best edge that a bullet hole touches. If the hole touches the line of a higher score ring, it counts. No scoring plugs are used since this is thin printer paper.
7) No more than 5 shots should be in each bull. If there are more than 5 shots in a single bull, count down starting from the best score, until you have only 5 shots. This means that if one bull has 7 shots in it, and another bull only has 3 shots in it, you would count as "zeros" the 2 best shots in the "7-shot bull", and every thing else would be counted normally.
Match #2: 50 feet Match
1) Use the 50 foot target .pdf attached. You will need Adobe Reader to view this file, which is free and you probably have already. The best thing would be to save to your computer, then print from Adobe Reader.
Print the targets on 8.5x11 paper, at 100% size with no page scaling. The 5-ring should be 4" in diameter and the 10-ring should be 5/8" in diameter. Measure to make sure the target is correct.
2) Print 1 copy. Print others for practice if you like. BUT, only one record shot page, so declare it before you shoot it. No shooting 4-5 pages, and taking the best one.
3) Measure off 50 feet from the face of the target to the line you put your toes on. If you don't have a 50 foot tape, use a ruler or yardstick and measure off a 50 foot piece of string, and take this with you the range.
4) You may shoot one or two handed, or both. No rests, no aiming braces, etc. This is an "offhand event".
4) Any optics you want.
5) Take as long as you want to fire 5 shots at each bull.
6) Score by the best edge that a bullet hole touches. If the hole touches the line of a higher score ring, it counts. No scoring plugs are used since this is thin printer paper.
7) No more than 5 shots should be in each bull. If there are more than 5 shots in a single bull, count down starting from the best score, until you have only 5 shots. This means that if one bull has 7 shots in it, and another bull only has 3 shots in it, you would count as "zeros" the 2 best shots in the "7-shot bull", and every thing else would be counted normally.
Match #3: Bonus target at 25 feet
A one or two handed match, shot at 25 feet, using the "Bonus Target" (Dynamite), also attached.
The total possible points for this match is 100. Fire 2 shots at each fuse. Scoring is as follows: Severing the fuse is worth 10 points. Clipping, but not severing the fuse is worth 5 points. A miss is worth zero. Hitting the "Dynamite" with a bullet voids all shots fired on that target. If while shooting at one fuse, you hit a different pack of "Dynamite", it still voids any points you may have scored on that target.
TARGETS:
RFC PISTOL 50 FOOT 1-2008.pdf
RFC PISTOL 25 FOOT 1-2008.pdf
RFC 25 FOOT BONUS 1-2008.pdf
Here is a alternative sight to download the targets:
RFC_PISTOL_50_FOOT_1-2008.pdf
RFC_PISTOL_25_FOOT_1-2008.pdf
RFC_25_FOOT_BONUS_1-2008.pdf
Report scores in the manner used in the BR matches. That includes your real name, please. If you want to keep your real name private, use an initial for your last name.
Post your scores in this thread using this format!!.
Example:
Target.
Score. real name. home town. (screen name)
Pistol, ammo.
Modifications. Sighting system.
1- or 2-handed. Excuses, interesting tidbits.
Final Standings:
25 Foot
Score of 99
Stan Gibbs, Kingsland TX, (Claybuster)
Hi Standard Trophy, Tasco Pro Point RD, 5.5" "Bullite" barrel
SK "Pistol Match", 2 handed
Outdoor Range
50 Foot
Score of 93
Stan Gibbs, Kingsland TX, (Claybuster)
Hi Standard Trophy, Tasco Pro Point RD, 5.5" "Bullite" barrel
SK "Pistol Match", 2 handed
Outdoor Range
Bonus
Score of 35
Marty Vacinek, (SingleAction)
Ruger MKII, Williams Fire Sights
Federal Champion SV
Outdoor Range
Congratulations to all the shooters and hope to see everyone entered into the February match also.!!
Match #1: 25 feet Match
1) Use the 25 foot target .pdf attached. You will need Adobe Reader to view this file, which is free and you probably have already. The best thing would be to save to your computer, then print from Adobe Reader.
Print the targets on 8.5x11 paper, at 100% size with no page scaling. The 5-ring should be 4" in diameter and the 10-ring should be 5/8" in diameter. Measure to make sure the target is correct.
2) Print 1 copy. Print others for practice if you like. BUT, only one record shot page, so declare it before you shoot it. No shooting 4-5 pages, and taking the best one.
3) Measure off 25 feet from the face of the target to the line you put your toes on. If you don't have a 25 foot tape, use a ruler or yardstick and measure off a 25 foot piece of string, and take this with you the range.
4) You may shoot one or two handed, or both. No rests, no aiming braces, etc. This is an "offhand event".
4) Any optics you want. My experience is that the red dot shooters do better, but we shall see.
5) Take as long as you want to fire 5 shots at each bull.
6) Score by the best edge that a bullet hole touches. If the hole touches the line of a higher score ring, it counts. No scoring plugs are used since this is thin printer paper.
7) No more than 5 shots should be in each bull. If there are more than 5 shots in a single bull, count down starting from the best score, until you have only 5 shots. This means that if one bull has 7 shots in it, and another bull only has 3 shots in it, you would count as "zeros" the 2 best shots in the "7-shot bull", and every thing else would be counted normally.
Match #2: 50 feet Match
1) Use the 50 foot target .pdf attached. You will need Adobe Reader to view this file, which is free and you probably have already. The best thing would be to save to your computer, then print from Adobe Reader.
Print the targets on 8.5x11 paper, at 100% size with no page scaling. The 5-ring should be 4" in diameter and the 10-ring should be 5/8" in diameter. Measure to make sure the target is correct.
2) Print 1 copy. Print others for practice if you like. BUT, only one record shot page, so declare it before you shoot it. No shooting 4-5 pages, and taking the best one.
3) Measure off 50 feet from the face of the target to the line you put your toes on. If you don't have a 50 foot tape, use a ruler or yardstick and measure off a 50 foot piece of string, and take this with you the range.
4) You may shoot one or two handed, or both. No rests, no aiming braces, etc. This is an "offhand event".
4) Any optics you want.
5) Take as long as you want to fire 5 shots at each bull.
6) Score by the best edge that a bullet hole touches. If the hole touches the line of a higher score ring, it counts. No scoring plugs are used since this is thin printer paper.
7) No more than 5 shots should be in each bull. If there are more than 5 shots in a single bull, count down starting from the best score, until you have only 5 shots. This means that if one bull has 7 shots in it, and another bull only has 3 shots in it, you would count as "zeros" the 2 best shots in the "7-shot bull", and every thing else would be counted normally.
Match #3: Bonus target at 25 feet
A one or two handed match, shot at 25 feet, using the "Bonus Target" (Dynamite), also attached.
The total possible points for this match is 100. Fire 2 shots at each fuse. Scoring is as follows: Severing the fuse is worth 10 points. Clipping, but not severing the fuse is worth 5 points. A miss is worth zero. Hitting the "Dynamite" with a bullet voids all shots fired on that target. If while shooting at one fuse, you hit a different pack of "Dynamite", it still voids any points you may have scored on that target.
TARGETS:
RFC PISTOL 50 FOOT 1-2008.pdf
RFC PISTOL 25 FOOT 1-2008.pdf
RFC 25 FOOT BONUS 1-2008.pdf
Here is a alternative sight to download the targets:
RFC_PISTOL_50_FOOT_1-2008.pdf
RFC_PISTOL_25_FOOT_1-2008.pdf
RFC_25_FOOT_BONUS_1-2008.pdf
Report scores in the manner used in the BR matches. That includes your real name, please. If you want to keep your real name private, use an initial for your last name.
Post your scores in this thread using this format!!.
Example:
Target.
Score. real name. home town. (screen name)
Pistol, ammo.
Modifications. Sighting system.
1- or 2-handed. Excuses, interesting tidbits.
Final Standings:
25 Foot
Score of 99
Stan Gibbs, Kingsland TX, (Claybuster)
Hi Standard Trophy, Tasco Pro Point RD, 5.5" "Bullite" barrel
SK "Pistol Match", 2 handed
Outdoor Range
50 Foot
Score of 93
Stan Gibbs, Kingsland TX, (Claybuster)
Hi Standard Trophy, Tasco Pro Point RD, 5.5" "Bullite" barrel
SK "Pistol Match", 2 handed
Outdoor Range
Bonus
Score of 35
Marty Vacinek, (SingleAction)
Ruger MKII, Williams Fire Sights
Federal Champion SV
Outdoor Range
Congratulations to all the shooters and hope to see everyone entered into the February match also.!!
