Air Pistol Postal Match
2008
The contest
will run 6 weeks - April 14th to May 19th. One score per
week will be tallied. Participants will have all week to shoot and their score
will be verified by a certified shooting sports leader. County scores will be
given to the local county office or e-mailed directly to the state office where
they will be posted on the web.
The first
scores are due to the state 4-H office April 21st and then every
Monday for the next 5 weeks (April 28, May 5, May 12, May 19, and May 26).
Six scores
are available and the highest 3 will count toward the participant’s
total.
We will follow
the same guidelines as the state air pistol match. The air pistol rules and
regulations are included below.
The age
categories will be junior, intermediate, and senior.
For your
convenience a score sheet is included below. The score sheet does not need to
be submitted – only the total score for each participant will need to be
submitted to the state 4-H office.
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Air Pistol
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Competitor:
Scored
By:
AIR
PISTOL (PELLET) COMPETITION
MATCH:
40 shots, slow fire, 1 minute per shot, 5 shots per bull. Each shot will be
loaded and fired individually.
A preparation period will be allotted prior to firing each stage of the
competition.
A sight-in area will be provided to allow participants to sight-in prior to the
start of the relay.
Match winner will be determined by the total score of the above two stages.
In
case of tie, the following tie-breaker will be used:
1) Total number of X’s.
TARGETS: B
40/4 10 meter Air Pistol Targets
DISTANCE: 10
meters
EQUIPMENT: Any
.177 Caliber Air Pistol
Maximum velocity – 985 ft/sec.
Metallic
sights only
No
set triggers
All
shooters are recommended to have either a spotting scope or Binocular for
checking targets.
POSITION:
Standing, two-hand unsupported, all portions of the shooters clothing, body,
and gun clear of artificial support. Competitors will take their position in
such a manner as not to interfere with competitors on either side. No portion
of the shooter’s body may rest upon or touch the ground in advance of the
firing line.
AMMUNITION:
.177 caliber wadcutter – competitors must supply
their own ammunition.
SAFETY: All
range commands will come from the range officer.
Violation of safety rules may result in immediate disqualification from match.
Refer to General Event Rules for specific safety information.
Scores can be
sent to the state 4-H office via e-mail: crawford@uwyo.edu
The top 10
shooters in each age category will receive shooting pins to recognize them for
their accomplishment. The pins will be sent to the County Extension Office
after the final scores have been tallied and posted to the web.