Pistols for the match should be service semi autos or
revolvers with fixed metalic sights and that hold at least 6 rounds.
Modern polymer striker fired pistols are not eligible.
The Service Pistol Match is shot in bay 10 of the action range.
Two different pistols are recommended but not required and the course
of fire includes both left and right hand shooting, one handed at 7 yards
and two handed at 14 and 21 yards. Each string of fire is 6 shots with each
hand at each distance, 36 rounds with each pistol for a total of 72 rounds.
There are no reloads, so only one magazine is needed if shooting a
semi-auto. The tan NRA B-27E target is used. All shooting starts from
the low ready position. You will need a case or holster that can cover
the pistol when loading magazines and moving to and from the firing line.
Matches are held at a private club open to members and their guests.
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