Service Pistol

The Service Pistol matches were developed by Pistol Australia in the mid 1970’s to allow military and law enforcement personnel to compete with civilian shooters in a competitive sports environment. The matches are an exciting and challenging mixture of precision and action shooting over distances from 50yds to 7yds and from varying shooting positions, including from behind barricades. Each series consists of a timed exposure of turning targets and as the distance decreases, so does the time available. The match consists of 90 rounds and usually takes about 45 minutes to complete.

Pistols from .32 to .38 calibre are used and are mainly based upon standard ‘duty’ type firearms, although minor modifications are permitted.  Matches where the pistol is drawn from a holster require shooters to hold a current PA Holster Accreditation card.

Shoots

Sunday morning commencing at 8.30am as per the Club Calendar.

Contact

Discipline Representative is Scott Sekulich - Ph: 0401 118 626