RULE CHANGES EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY

• ISSF (PA) Changes

NEW AIR PISTOL GRADES FOR WOMEN The new Air Pistol Grades for Women, as a result of the move to 60 shot matches, have been released by Pistol Australia – please see the chart below:

	Max Score	Master	A	B	C	D
10m Air Pistol Women	600	570	550	525	480	<480
10m Air Pistol Women Junior	600	560	540	510	450	<450

 

Pistol Australia Grades are set by the National Coaching Council. For the convenience of all range officials and organizers the FULL GRADES LIST IS AVAILABLE HERE

The following rules and regulations are the current versions

1. Pistol Australia General Technical Regulations – PA GTRs January 2020

2. Special Technical Rules for the Service matches –Service Rules January 2020

3. Rules for the Black Powder matches – Black Powder Rules January 2020

4. ISSF General and Specific Pistol Rules with PA variations – PAPrint-ISSFRules-2017 v2    (NOTE: on page 10 the words “or NON ALLOWABLE” should be deleted – thus it will read “Only one (1) malfunction (ALLOWABLE) may be refired…………”

5. ISSF Supported Rest Shooting Rules 2017 Click here

6. Link to ISSF website for all ISSF rules Click here

7. Link to WA1500 website for all WA1500 rules Click here

8. Link to the other NRC site NRC website

ISSF Rules 2017 – PA Version

1. All rules specific to paper targets will be found at the end of Section 6

2. Rules that are not enforced at Pistol Australia competitions are highlighted – the PA version of that rule will be found in the addendum at the front of the book

3. There will no longer be any shoot-offs for ISSF matches – all done on X count

IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING SERVICE 25YDS LOADING

Due to an inadvertent error Rule 7.4.5.2 was added and is WRONG. The version on this page is now correct. The correct wording of this rule is

S25/7.4.5.2. If a competitor places less than the number of rounds in their pocket required for that stage, they are NOT permitted to make up to the required number of rounds. Doing so will incur a 10point penalty for each round so added.

As NRC Director I apologize for this error and also thank the Service Judge B who, in querying the interpretation, actually alerted me to the fact that it was new and was wrong.