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Bowral Pistol Club Working Bees
Working Bees for 2024
Check the Notice Board for any updates or important notifications on planned event rescheduling.
If you wish to attend any of our working bees please RSVP the club by email info@bowralpistolclub.net
June 2024
- Saturday 29th
- Sunday 30th
September 2024
- Sunday 29th
December 2024
- Sunday 29th
Contact
For more information on Working Bees please contact Peter Harris
If you’d like to attend one of our Working Bee’s please RSVP Bowral Pistol Club on info@bowralpistolclub.net
Range Rules
Read The Signage
Safety Is Paramount
Scheduling
In the case of a clash of range use, (national and state titles) open matches take precedence over club shoots and scheduled matches take precedence over unscheduled matches. In addition, range schedule has priority, this can be seen on display at the range.
What's Available At Bowral Pistol Club
Different Styles Of Shooting We Offer
As our range approval is rated at NATO pistol, shooters can not exceed a muzzle velocity of 1500 ft/sec. We can use on our range up to 12mm/45 calibre.
ISSF
In all ISSF target pistol shooting events, competitors aim at a 10 ring target in the standing position, using only one hand to fire the pistol.
ISSF target pistol shooting events include 10m Air Pistol, 50m Pistol, 25m Pistol, Rapid Fire Stage, 25m Rapid Fire Pistol, 25m Centre Fire Pistol and 25m Standard Pistol.
ISSF Matches are shot every Wednesday from 10am and every Sunday from 10am.
Service Pistol Match
The main Service Pistol Match shot at Belanglo is the 25m Service Match. Pistols used for the Match are short barrelled centrfire revolvers, typically .38 or 357M calibre.
The Match requires shooters to fire a sequence of shots in various positions (lying, sitting, kneeling and standing) at different ranges (from 8 to 25m), shooting against the clock.
Service Pistol Matches are shot on the 1st Sundays of each month. Contact Tom Mazar on 0418 455 185.
Single Action
Single Action Shooting requires shooters to use the guns of the Old West - single action Colt Style Revolvers, Lever Action Rifles and Shotguns. Shooters are expected to dress in the style of the Old West and to take on shooting names reminiscent of the period.
Matches are scored on speed and accuracy. Shooting at steel plates, typically some 10 - 20 m away, the shooter is required to use each of their four guns as fast as possible, in prescribed sequence, with severe penalties for misses.
Single Action shooting takes place on the 1st Sunday of each month. Contact Hank Dykstra on 0418 248 693.
Metallic Silhouette
Metallic Silhouette is a series of matches which involves shooting metal cutouts of chickens, pigs, turkeys and rams cut to various scales and set at varying distances from the competitor, depending on the specific match.
All the matches at Bowral Pistol Club are 40 shot matches. The matches can be shot from the standing, prone or creedmore positions.
Metallic Silhouette shooting takes place on the 2nd Sunday of each month.
IPSC
In IPSC (International Practical Shooting Confederation) a variety of target types are used (paper, steel, stationary and moving, scoring targets and penalty targets). There is no set way these targets are arranged or how many targets are used in a match.
The competition organiser creates a number of 'stages' to create a shooting challenge that competitors have to solve as accurately and as quickly as possible.
IPSC shooting takes place on the 2nd Sunday of each month. Contact Garry White on 0416 421 044.
Rifle Shooting
As the name suggests we are primarily a pistol club, but we are approved by the NSW Firearms Registry for rifle shooting but restricted to a velocity of only 1500ft Lead Pistol Cartage per second and must show proof of membership of APA or SSAA.
Lever action rifles are an integral part of the Single Action shooting sport where they are used in conjunction with single action pistols and shotguns
For more information about this discipline, please contact Grace Tobler on 0456 122 511