Club Pistol Championship Stages

The Club Championship consists of three equally weighted stages:  bullseye, steel, and action.

The bullseye stage is the NRA National Match Course.  It consists of Slow Fire:  10 rounds in 10 minutes.  Timed Fire:  10 rounds (5 shots in 20 seconds, twice).  Rapid Fire:  10 rounds (5 rounds in 10 seconds, twice).

The steel stage is an array of steel plates and bowling pins.  Typically, you shoot four strings, and the worst string is dropped.  Your score is the cumulative time of your best three strings.

Action stages may contain cardboard targets, and some falling steel.  Steel must fall to score.  Cardboard targets have scoring zones that count for 5, 3, or 1 point depending on where the bullets hit.

NM BULLSEYE, STEEL & ACTION STAGES  (Center Fire ONLY)