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West Seattle Sportsmen’s Club
2024 Indoor Winter Pistol League
Dates: Jan 3, Jan 10, Jan 17, Jan 24, Jan 31
Feb 7, Feb 14, Feb 21, Feb 28
Mar 6, If needed Mar 13
Time: Each week there will be relays starting at 10:00am and 7:00 PM. Additional relay will be added after the above relays are full. Once league has started relay start times could be change to fit participation members needs.
Location: Roger Dahl Rifle Training Range, 4470 35th Ave. S.W. Seattle, WA. West Seattle Golf Course / West Seattle Stadium entrance. Range is in the grandstands on the north side of parking lot. Eligibility: Open to all competitors, NRA membership encouraged.
Entry Fees: Match Fee (for the entire 8 weeks) $50.00 Payable at the time of registration at Match 1. Doors will
open early to allow for registration.
Rules: Current NRA rules will govern. The wearing of eye and ear protection is Mandatory.
Squadding: Range capacity limits entries to 8 per relay. Shooters will be assigned relays on a first come first serve basis. Competitors must be in attendance 15 minutes prior to the relay start time to hold reserved firing positions. Shooters may shoot other relays for make-ups, if vacancies exist.
Classifications: The NRA classification system will apply. Non-classified competitors will fire in the Master class.
After week two, classification will be assigned for the remainder of the tournament.
Course of Fire: 60 Rounds per match. 20 rounds slow fire,. 20 rounds Timed Fire, 20 rounds Rapid Fire. NRA 50-
ft gallery slow fire and timed/rapid fire targets will be used.
Any 22-caliber pistol/revolver that complies with the
NRA rules (2 pound trigger pull is minimum) is allowed. Only standard velocity ammunition is allowed at this range.
Course of fire alternate: For those competitors wanting to shoot a 90 shot match a 30 round NMC will be offered after the 60 round match for each relay.
Scoring: Target changing will be done by the competitors. Targets should be marked with match identifier ( SF for
slow fire, TF for Timed Fire and RF for Rapid Fire, NM for National Match Course ) Scoring will be done by the
competitors at the completion of each relay / match.
Awards: Individual cash awards for 60 shot Aggregate Match Winner, 1st and 2nd place in each class. Additional
cash awards to be given for every 5 shooters in a class.
Teams: Optional teams may want to be formed, 2, 3 or 4 members each. This could get very interesting. Club vs club, seniors vs not seniors, women vs men, or any other combination. We could use the handicap system from the rifle league, 75% system. Remembering from my winter league rifle days this made for some great fun at the scouring table.
Contact: Rob Cozens for early registration and information. 206-852-9305, [email protected]
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