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classified according to the score achieved on the day (however, see “Bianchi Tyro”above).If you are unsure about your classification, please contact the NRA atgallerysquadding@nra.org.uk.Club TeamsClub team events are open to teams of five shooters, all of whom must belong tothe same club; this must be the club declared on the entry form. ‘Scratch’ teamswith members from different clubs are specifically not permitted. The team entrymust be made and the team members declared before the first member of the teamshoots the event. Each shooter must enter the appropriate individual event; thescore will carry forward to contribute to the overall team score (i.e. the event isnot shot separately for a team score). The top four scores will count. Each memberof the team can shoot at any time during the meeting. Medals will be awarded toall members of the teams in first, second and third places in each event subject toentries. (See PRIZES AND TROPHIES below.) The team events are:Teams of 4Shot concurrently with0101C 25m Precision GRSB 01010102C 25m Precision GRCF 01020701C Timed & Precision One GRSB 07010702C Timed & Precision One GRCF 07020734C Timed & Precision One SG 07341101C Multi-Target GRSB 11011102C Multi-Target GRCF 11021501C 1500 GRSB 15011502C 1500 GCRF 15021901C Advancing Target GRSB 19011902C Advancing Target GRCF 1902Teams of 2Shot concurrently with5784C .303 Rifle 100/200/300yds 57845984C .303 Rifle 400/500/600yds 59846184C .303 Rifle 800/900/1000yds 61845785C Sporting Rifle 100/200/300yds 57855986C F Class 400/500/600yds 59866186C F Class 800/900/1000yds 6186Dress CodePlease refrain from wearing red items of outer clothing. This colour has beenreserved for the Range Officers to make them clearly identifiable on the range.83

International Teams - Phoenix MeetingInternational team events are open to teams of five shooters nominated by arecognised national shooting organisation in their own country. ‘Scratch’ teamswith members from different nations are specifically not permitted. The team entrymust be made and the team members declared before the start of the meeting. Eachshooter must enter the appropriate individual event; the score will carry forwardto contribute to the overall team score (i.e. the event is not shot separately for ateam score). The top four scores will count. Each member of the team can shoot atany time during the meeting. Gold medals will be awarded to all members of thewinning team in each event only. There are two international team events in thePhoenix Meeting. One is an aggregate of Timed & Precision 1 GRSB (0701) andMulti-Target GRSB (1101); the other is an aggregate of the two equivalent GRCFevents (0702 & 1102).Event DescriptionsA description is provided later in this booklet for each event being shot at meetingsin 2012. For those events which appear in the GR&P Handbook, the courses of fireare not duplicated in this booklet.Firearm ControlAll firearms are required to conform to the conditions specified for each event. Forthese conditions, please refer to the details given in the NRA GR&P Handbook andin this booklet or to general rules published for specific disciplines. If there are anyapparent conflicts between conditions, this booklet will take precedence.Firearm DefinitionsThe standard definitions of Light Sport Rifle, Long Barrelled Revolver, LongBarrelled Pistol, Gallery Rifle Centrefire and Gallery Rifle Smallbore, as laid downby the NRA in the 2012 GR&P Handbook and in the 2012 edition of the NRA Rulesof Shooting (the Bisley Bible), apply at these meetings.All shotgun events at the meetings require the use of a Section 1 shotgun and solidslug ammunition (only). A magazine capacity of at least 6 rounds is recommended.If you are in any doubt as to the eligibility of a particular firearm, you are stronglyadvised to contact the NRA before the meeting. Areas which may need clarificationinclude types of sights, artificial aids to shooting, types of action, eligible calibresetc.Firearm SafetyThe NRA firearm safety rules, as published in the 2012 GR&P Handbook and the2012 Bisley Bible apply at these meetings. Anyone breaching these rules will besubject to the disciplinary procedures laid down in the 2012 GR&P Handbook.84

First AidAn ambulance and first aid facilities will be provided in the central area of NationalShooting Centre and can be contacted through any Chief Range Officer or NRAControl.Muzzle Loading - PropellantsSome events are open to firearms using any propellant for which the firearm isappropriately proofed. If your firearm is proofed for black powder only and is amodern reproduction or is of modern design, you may only use ‘Pyrodex’ if this isin accordance with the guidance given by the manufacturer of the firearm. If youare using an original firearm then black powder must be used unless the firearmbeen re-proofed for modern nitro powders. You may be prevented from using anyfirearm or load if either is, in the opinion of the Chief Range Officer, unsafe.You may only use smokeless propellants if your firearm is nitro proofed.Phoenix International MatchOn Melville on the Monday, teams of five from the UK, Germany, the Republic ofIreland and the Republic of South Africa will compete in the Phoenix InternationalMatch. The competition will consist of a full 1500 GRCF preceded by a Match 5warm-up. Those of you selected for the teams will know you have been selectedby the time you read this booklet, as will those who are to be range crew for theevent. Anyone else who wants to come along and support their team is more thanwelcome. The competition starts at 0915 and finishes at about 1200, followingwhich there will be a prizegiving in the Army Clubhouse.Photography PermitsYou must obtain a permit before taking photographs or videos at the NationalShooting Centre. The permit should be clearly displayed and produced if requested.Please do not take photographs on the ranges without first asking permission ofthe Chief Range Officer.Practice and ZeroingThere will not be any ranges specifically available for practice purposes but zeroingfacilities will be made available on Melville Bay A at 50 metres. A target faceprovided by the competitor may be used so long as it is not of a design used in anyof the events at that meeting. A session will allow ten minutes for a competitor tozero a gun and cost £1. Pay on the range and sign in and out with your name andtimes. You may not case your gun(s) or leave the range without the permission ofa Range Officer.85

Prizes and TrophiesMeeting medals will be awarded to first, second and third places in each eventsubject to entries. If there are five or fewer entries only a gold medal will beawarded. If there are six to ten entries a silver medal will be awarded. If there aremore than ten entries a bronze medal will be awarded. Should there be only oneentry in any event or class no medal will be awardedMedals will be awarded by class for classified events (see CLASSIFICATIONSabove).There are also trophies to be awarded to the winners of some events.The prize giving will be held at 1800 on the Sunday of the Phoenix Meeting and theGR&P National Championships Meeting. Gold medals, trophies and prizes will beawarded; silver and bronze medals will be sent out by post.Range CommandsTo reduce potential confusion on range, range commands have been standardisedas far as is practical. The default range commands are as follows:1. ‘LOAD AND MAKE READY’2. ‘ARE YOU READY?’ Silence will be taken as agreement – any competitorwho is not ready should call ‘NOT READY’ and raise one arm, after whichthe Chief Range Officer will confirm ‘NOT READY CALLED’ and wait forthe competitor to sort things out before proceeding with another call of ‘AREYOU READY?’3. ‘STAND BY’4. A few seconds later, the event will start. This will be signalled by the facingof turning targets, a whistle, a hooter, or some other signal as briefed by theChief Range Officer.5. ‘STOP, STOP, STOP’ On hearing this command – at ANY point during theevent – the competitor must cease shooting immediately, continue to pointthe gun in a safe direction, and wait for further instructions.6. ‘UNLOAD AND SHOW CLEAR’Any variation to these range commands will be explained by the RO while briefingthe course of fire at the start of the detail.Range Reporting TimesFor squadded events, competitors must report to the range at least 10 minutesbefore the time indicated on their squadding notice. Details will start on timeand no competitor will be permitted to join a detail after the event has started.Competitors are expected to shoot on the detail on which they are squadded - ifyou miss this detail it will be up to the Chief Range Officer whether you are allowedto shoot at a later time.86

RecordsPhoenix Meeting Records are shown for all events, except where event conditionshave changed this year. British Records are also shown, though these are onlymaintained for the classified events.Re-EntriesSecond entries, re-entries, etc, may be permitted but only if there is available rangespace after having shot your match. The score on the first entry will be the only oneto count. Re-entry scorecards will be available from Reception. This does not applyto event 6580 (McQueen) where multiple re-entries may be made (in Reception oron the range) to achieve a higher score for the event.RefundsEntry fees will be refunded, less an administration fee of £5, if written notice ofcancellation is received at the NRA one week prior to the meeting for Spring ActionWeekend, GR National Championships and Autumn Action Weekend.Phoenix refund requests must be received three weeks prior to the meeting.Any requests for refunds after these dates are at the discretion of the MeetingDirector.RegistrationWhether or not you have sent in an entry form before a meeting, please makeReception in the NRA main building your first point of call on arrival. There youwill be given your scorecards and competitor’s badge. No competitor will beallowed to take part in any event without a competitor’s badge and, in the caseof squadded events, a scorecard. If you have not sent in an entry form before themeeting, you will be required to sign a declaration before being issued with acompetitor’s badge. If you want to enter more events or enter on the day, an earlyvisit to Reception will increase your chances of getting a place.SafetyThere is no room for compromise on safety issues. All competitors are requiredto wear hearing and eye protection (unless otherwise stated in individual eventconditions). Spectators are strongly advised to do likewise and will be required towear them within certain clearly marked areas. The NRA will not be liable for anyinjury sustained through the lack of appropriate protection.Scorecards, Stats and ChallengesA scorecard will be issued for each event entered. The majority of scorecards requireonly that the number of hits of each value be recorded – calculation of actual scoreswill be carried out by Stats. The Stats portion of each card must be completed,signed by both the competitor and a witness, and handed to the RO for submission87

to Stats. When a competitor feels that a shot fired by themselves or by anothercompetitor has been improperly evaluated or scored, they may make a challenge.Such a challenge must be made immediately upon announcement of the score andresolved on the range.Interim results will be posted on the scoreboards adjacent to NRA HQ throughoutthe meetings. Challenges to scores in the Interim results can be made at any timethrough Reception. Provisional results will be posted for each event once it hasclosed and all scorecards have been input. A time limit will be shown for challengesto Provisional results, after which the Final results will be posted and no furtherchallenges will be accepted.NB All competitors MUST ensure that their name and competitor number areprinted clearly in the appropriate boxes on each scorecard – every year Stats isforced to throw away unidentifiable scorecards.All scorecards are colour-coded according to gun type. The aim of this is to makeit easier for you to pick out the correct scorecard when you are shooting the samecompetition with more than one gun type.Standard Medals - Phoenix MeetingGold, silver and bronze standard scores are set for most events at the PhoenixMeeting. A competitor will be eligible for a Grand Master standards medal onaccumulating a minimum of 20 points. (This increase of 5 points reflects the greateropportunities there are to earn points following the increase in events and thoseevents which have standard scores set.)Bronze standard:Silver standard:Gold standard:1 point3 points5 pointsGrand Master medals will be posted out to competitors after the meeting.A new McQueen eventwith Desert Tactical Arms from Bench Grade BrandsThis year we are introducing a new McQueen event alongside the existingone, following the example set in the Imperial Meeting there will be aMcQueen for issued sniper rifles.Ewen Campbell of Bench Grade Brands has kindly agreed to let us havesome of his Desert Tactical Arms rifles and they will be available on thefiring point as will issued ammunition for purchase.It’s the same for everyone with no advantage gained by bringing yourown kit so why not show what you can do with these very accurate rifles?88

THE PHOENIX AND OPEN MEETINGS 2012EVENTS BY GUN TYPEPAGEAir Pistol0123 25m Precision AP 930723 Timed & Precision 1 AP 96Air Rifle0101 25m Precision GRSB/Air/CO 2 932301 25m Timed GRSB/Air/CO 2 105Gallery Rifle Smallbore0101 25m Precision GRSB/Air/CO 2 930301 50m Precision GRSB 940501 America Match GRSB 950701 Timed & Precision 1 GRSB 950901 Timed & Precision 2 GRSB 991101 Multi-Target GRSB 991301 Phoenix A GRSB 1011501 1500 GRSB 1011701 Bianchi GRSB 1021901 Advancing Target GRSB 1032101 Speed Steel Challenge GRSB 1052301 25m Timed GRSB/Air/CO 2 1052901 The Grand GRSB 1063901 Metallic Silhouettes 1064301 The Granet GRSB 1074701 Imperial Silhouettes GRSB 1075301 100/200 yds GRSB 108Gallery Rifle Centrefire (Standard, Open and Classic)0102-4 25m Precision GRCF 930302-4 50m Precision GRCF 9489

0502-4 America GRCF 950702-4 Timed & Precision 1 GRCF 950902-4 Timed & Precision 2 GRCF 991102-4 Multi-Target GRCF 991302-4 Phoenix A GRCF 1011502-4 1500 GRCF 1011702-4 Bianchi GRCF 1021902-4 Advancing Target GRCF 1032102-4 Speed Steel Challenge GRCF 1054302-4 The Granet GRCF 1074702-4 Imperial Silhouettes 1074902-4 Surrenden 1085702-4 GRCF 100/200/300 yds 112Long Barrelled Pistol0121 25m Precision LBP 930321 50m Precision LBP 940521 America Match LBP 950721 Timed & Precision 1 LBP 950921 Timed & Precision 2 LBP 991121 Multi-Target LBP 991321 Phoenix A LBP 1011521 1500 LBP 1011721 Bianchi LBP 1021921 Advancing Target LBP 1032121 Speed Steel Challenge LBP 1053821 Man v Man LBP 1065321 100/200 yds LBP 108Long Barrelled Revolver0122 25m Precision LBR 930322 50m Precision LBR 940522 America Match LBR 950722 Timed and Precision 1 LBR 9590

0922 Timed & Precision 2 LBR 991122 Multi-Target LBR 991322 Phoenix A LBR 1011522 1500 LBR 1011722 Bianchi LBR 1021922 Advancing Target LBR 1032122 Speed Steel Challenge LBR 1053822 Man v Man LBR 106Muzzle Loading Pistol and Revolver0141 25m Precision MLP 930142 25m Precision MLR 930341 50m Precision MLP 940342 50m Precision MLR 940742 Timed & Precision 1 MLR 961142 Multi-Target MLR 1001942 Advancing Target MLR 1052342 25m Timed MLR 1054143 Classic Revolver 1074144 Classic Percussion Pistol 1074145 Classic Flintlock Pistol (Smoothbore) 1074146 Classic Flintlock Pistol (Rifled) 1075142 100 yds Black Powder Revolver 1085342 100/200 yds Black Powder Revolver 109Shotgun0734 Timed & Precision 1 SG 961134 Multi-Target SG 1003335 BDMP Embassy Cup SG pump-action 1063336 BDMP Embassy Cup SG semi-auto 1065334 100/200 yds SG 108Long Range Pistol5563 200/300 yds Free Pistol A 1095564 200/300 yds Free Pistol B 10991

5565 200/300 yds Production Free Pistol A 1095566 200/300 yds Production Free Pistol B 1095761 100/200/300 yds Allcomers A 1125762 100/200/300 yds Allcomers B 1125767 100/200/300 yds Revolver A 1125963 400/500/600 yds Free Pistol A 1135965 400/500/600 yds Production Free Pistol A 1135968 400/500/600 yds Free Pistol 18.5” barrel 1136163 800/900/1000 yds Free Pistol A 1156168 800/900/1000 yds Free Pistol 18.5” barrel 115Fullbore Rifle5784 100/200/300 yds .303 Rifle 1125785 100/200/300 yds Sporting Rifle 1135789 100/200/300 yds non-.303 Military Rifle 1125984 400/500/600 yds .303 Rifle 1135985 400/500/600 yds FTR Class 1135986 400/500/600 yds F Open Class 1135987 400/500/600 yds Black Powder Cartridge Rifle 1145989 400/500/600 yds non-.303 Military Rifle 1136184 800/900/1000 yds .303 Rifle 1156185 800/900/1000 yds FTR Class 1156186 800/900/1000 yds F Open Class 1156187 800/900/1000 yds Black Powder Cartridge Rifle 1166189 800/900/1000 yds non-.303 Military Rifle 1156380 200 yds Any fullbore rifle with any sights 1166381 200 yds Pre-1950 .303 military rifle with iron sights 1166382 200 yds Pre-1980 military rifle with iron sights 1166384 200 yds Pre-1980 non .303 rifle with iron sights 1166580-1 McQueen 11792

Event Descriptions25m Precision – 0101, 0102, 0103, 0104, 0121, 0122Record score: 0101: 285 7X (Neil Jones, 2011)0102: 299 22X (Chris Thompson, 2011)0103: 296 11X (Les Pearson, 2011)0104: 297.14X (Kjell Middleton, 2010)0121: 298 11X (Mick Gault, 2007)0122: 296 12X (Charles Sears, 2006)Course of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: Gold Silver Bronze0101: 270 265 2600102: 296 291 2860103: 296 291 2860104: 295 290 2850121: No Standards - New Targets0122: 285 280 27525m Precision – 0123Gun:any .177 air pistol conforming to current ISSF regulationsRecord score: 264 1X (Andrew Fellerman, 2011)Course of fire: see GR&P Handbook (course of fire for 0123 is identical to 0121)Standards: Gold Silver Bronzeno standards awarded25m Precision – 0141, 0142Gun:0141: Any muzzle loading pistol, any propellant0142: Any muzzle loading revolver, any propellantRecord score: 0141: 143 3X (John Emmerson, 2011)0142: 140 (D Robinson, 2000)Target:PL7Sights:ironPosition:standing unsupported, one hand onlyReady position: unloadedCourse of fire: 15 shots + up to 5 sightersSighters:up to 5 shots in 10 minutesPractice 1, 2, 3: each 5 shots in 10 minutesNote:targets will be removed from frames at the end of eachpractice and scored by the ROs while the next practice isbeing shotscoring will be to NRA rules, i.e. shots touching a scoringring are awarded the higher of the two values93

Standards: Gold Silver Bronze0141: 137 130 1250142: 135 130 12550m Precision – 0301, 0302, 0303, 0304, 0321, 0322Record score: 0301: 292 10X (Andy Ferrara, 2007)0302: 291 8X (Herb Teachy, 2010))0303: 267 3X (Les Pearson, 2011)0304: 273 4X (Kjell Middleton, 2011)0321: 280 4X (Mick Gault, 2007)0322: 256 2X (William Horne, 2006)Course of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: Gold Silver Bronze0301: 285 280 2750302: 275 270 2650303: 275 270 2650304: 270 265 2600321: 260 240 2200322: 250 240 23050m Precision – 0341, 0342Gun:0341: Any muzzle loading pistol, any propellant0342: Any muzzle loading revolver, any propellantRecord score: 0341: 128 (Les Pearson, 2003)0342: 129 (Les Pearson, 2002)Target:PL7Sights:any ironPosition:standing unsupported, one hand onlyReady position: unloadedCourse of fire: 15 shots + up to 5 sightersSighters:up to 5 shots in 10 minutesPractice 1, 2, 3: each 5 shots in 10 minutesNote:targets will be removed from frames at the end of eachpractice and scored by the ROs while the next practice isbeing shotscoring will be to NRA rules, i.e. shots touching a scoringring are awarded the higher of the two valuesStandards: Gold Silver Bronze0341: 115 110 1000342: 115 105 9594

America Match – 0501, 0502, 0503, 0504, 0521, 0522Record score: 0501: 291 7X (Brian Sedgbeer, 2006)0502: 298 7X (Keith Cox, 2005)0503: no score recorded0504: 277 7X (Carol Childs, 2010)0521: 259 1X (Ian Cox, 2010)0522: 287 3X (Charles Sears, 2004)Course of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: Gold Silver Bronze0501: 280 270 2650502: 290 285 2800503: 290 285 2800504: 280 275 2700521: 265 255 2450522: 270 260 250Timed & Precision 1 – 0701, 0702, 0703, 0704, 0721, 0722Record score: 0701: 300 23X (John Robinson, 2006)[British Record 300 25X Gwyn Roberts, Wrexham October2007]0702: 300 29X (Taff Wilcox, 2011)[British Record 300 30X Gwyn Roberts, Wrexham October2007]0703: 300 25X (David Wylde, 2011)0704: 300 16X (Neil Francis, 2010)[British Record 300 23X Colin McMichael, Bisley Aug 2011]0721: 300 12X (Mike Chinery, 2010)[British Record 300 18X Mike Shields, Mattersey May 2010]0722: 300 17X (Charles Sears, 2006)[British Record 300 20X Chris Pannell, Stourport August2011]Course of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: Gold Silver Bronze0701 X: 300 298 2960701 A: 295 293 2910701 B: 285 283 2810702 X: 300 25X 300 20X 300 10X0702 A: 300 299 2980702 B: 297 296 2950703: 300 299 2980704: 300 299 2980721 X: 299 297 2950721 A: 295 290 2850721 B: 285 280 2750722 X: 299 297 29595

960722 A: 295 290 2850722 B: 285 280 275Timed & Precision 1 – 0723Gun:any 6 shot (or more) Air PistolRecord score: 294 9X (Richard Russell, 2011)Target:DP2aSights:anyPosition:standing unsupported, freestyleReady position: 45 degreesCourse of fire: 30 shotsPractice 1 (15m): 12 shots in 2 minutes (to include a reload)Practice 2 (10m): 12 shots in strings of 6. The target will make 6 appearancesof 2 seconds with intervals of about 5 seconds. One shotonly to be fired at each appearance. This practice will beshot twice.Practice 3 (7m): 6 shots: The target will make 3 appearances of 2 secondswith intervals of about 5 seconds. Two shots only to be firedat each appearance.Standards: Gold Silver Bronze290 285 280Timed & Precision 1 – 0734Gun:ShotgunRecord score: 297 12X (David Payne, 2010)Target:DP2Sights:anyPosition:standing unsupportedReady position: parallelCourse of fire: 30 shotsPractice 1 (30m): 12 shots in 2 minutes (to include a reload)Practice 2 (20m): 12 shots in 2 strings of 6. The target will make 6 appearancesof 2 seconds with intervals of about 5 seconds. One shotonly to be fired at each appearance. This practice will beshot twice.Practice 3 (15m): 6 shots: The target will make 3 appearances of 3 secondswith intervals of about 5 seconds. Two shots only to be firedat each appearance.Standards: Gold Silver Bronze287 282 277Timed & Precision 1 – 0742Gun:any 6 shot MLR, any propellantRecord score: 297 10X (Dave Berry, 2005)Target:DP2Sights:any iron

Position:standing unsupportedReady position: 45 degrees, revolver loaded and capped, cocked oruncocked at shooter’s preferenceCourse of fire: 30 shotsPractice 1 (25m): 12 shots in 12 minutes (to include reloading)Practice 2 (15m): 12 shots in 2 strings of 61 shot per 2 second exposurePractice 3 (10m): 6 shots: 3 exposures of 4 seconds2 shots per exposureStandards: Gold Silver Bronze295 290 285Timed & Precision 2 – 0901, 0902, 0903, 0904, 0921, 0922Record score: 0901: 595 32X (Dave Hackett, 2009)[British Record 598 25X John Robinson, Bisley August 2011]0902: 600 44X (Gwyn Roberts, 2010) [British Record]0903: 587 23X (Richard Sutcliffe, 2011)0904: 582 24X (Neil Francis, 2010)[British Record 583 20X Colin McMichael, Bisley Oct. 2011]0921: 591 26X (Clive Ferguson, 2009)[British Record 593 33X Phil Stead, Bristol May 2011]0922: 590 27X (Layne Chisholm, 2006) [British Record]Course of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: Gold Silver Bronze0901 X: 592 585 5800901 A: 575 570 5600901 B: 525 515 5000902 X: 595 593 5900902 A: 590 585 5800902 B: 575 570 5600903: 590 585 5800904: 580 575 5700921 X: 590 585 5800921 A: 580 570 5600921 B: 560 550 5400922 X: 590 585 5800922 A: 580 570 5600922 B: 560 550 540Multi-Target – 1101, 1102, 1103, 1104, 1121, 1122Record score: 1101: 119 19X (John Robinson, 2010)[British Record 120 John Robinson, Bisley March 2006]1102: 120 13X (Gwyn Roberts, 2011)[British Record 120 19X Jim Smith, Derby, June 2011]1103: 114 14X (Davil Wylde, 2011)99

1104: 116 9X (Neil Francis, 2011)[British Record 117 11X Alan Podevin, Bisley Oct. 2011]1121: 116 3X (Clive Ferguson, 2011)[British Record 118 14X James Harris, Bisley Oct. 2011]1122: 117 (Phil Cowling, Bisley 2005) [British Record]Course of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: Gold Silver Bronze1101 X: 114 112 1101101 A: 110 106 1021101 B: 100 98 961102 X: 118 117 1161102 A: 115 113 1101102 B: 108 106 1021103: 115 113 1101104: 115 113 1101121 X: 117 116 1151121 A: 115 110 1051121 B: 105 100 951122 X: 117 116 1151122 A: 115 110 1051122 B: 105 100 95Multi-Target – 1134Gun:ShotgunRecord score: 111 7X (David Payne, 2010)Target:2 x DP1Sights:anyPosition:standing unsupportedReady position: parallelCourse of fire: 24 shotsPractice 1 (30m): 6 shots in 15 secondsleft hand targetPractice 2 (SG 25m): 3 shots on each target in 10 secondsPractice 3 (20m):6 shots: 2 shots at each exposure on the right hand target3 x 3 second exposures – return to ready position betweenexposuresPractice 4 (SG 15m): 6 shots in 8 seconds3 on each targetStandards: Gold Silver Bronze105 100 95Multi-Target – 1142Gun:any 6 shot MLR, any propellantRecord score: 111 (Paul Griffiths, 2002)Target:2 x DP1100

Sights:Position:Ready position:Course of fire:Practice 1 (25m):Practice 2 (20m):Practice 3 (15m):Practice 4 (10m):any45 degrees, revolver loaded and capped, cocked oruncocked at shooter’s preference45 degrees24 shots6 shots in 30 seconds left hand target3 shots on each target in 20 seconds6 shots: 2 shots at each exposure on the right hand target3 x 4 second exposures – return to ready position betweenexposures6 shots in 15 seconds3 on each targetStandards: Gold Silver Bronze105 100 95Phoenix A – 1301, 1302, 1303, 1304, 1321, 1322Record score: 1301: 197 28X (John Robinson, 2010)[British Record 199 30X Dave Hackett, Bisley October 2010]1302: 199 30X (Gwyn Roberts, 2010) [British Record]1303: 184 18X (Paul Hunter, 2010)1304: 190 23X (Colin McMichael, 2011)1321: 189 17X (Clive Ferguson, 2010)[British Record 192 19X Clive Ferguson, Bisley Oct. 2011]1322: 189 (Graham Trimmer, 2009)[British Record 189 John Robinson, Bisley October 2006]Course of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: Gold Silver Bronze1301 X: 194 187 1801301 A: 175 170 1651301 B: 160 155 1501302 X: 197 195 1901302 A: 185 182 1771302 B: 175 170 1601303: 185 182 1771304: 188 185 1801321 X: 185 180 1751321 A: 175 170 1651321 B: 160 155 1501322 X: 185 180 1751322 A: 175 170 1651322 B: 160 155 1501500 – 1501, 1502, 1503, 1504, 1521, 1522Record score: 1501: 1493 111X (John Robinson, 2004)[British Record 1496 128X John Robinson, Mattersey May2005]101

1502: 1500 122X (Gwyn Roberts, 2011)[British Record 1500 129X Gwyn Roberts, Stourport August2003]1503: 1490 107X (Richard Sutcliffe, 2011)1504: 1478 82X (Phil Cowling, 2010)[British Record 1484 93X Phil Cowling, Bisley Oct. 2011]1521: 1493 108X (Layne Chisholm, 2011)[British Record 1496 110X Layne Chisholm, Bristol October2007]1522: 1486 92X (Layne Chisholm, 2006)[British Record 1491 88X Layne Chisholm, Bisley October2005]Course of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: Gold Silver Bronze1501 X: 1490 1485 14801501 A: 1475 1470 14601501 B: 1450 1445 14351501 C: 1425 1415 14051501 D: 1375 1365 13551502 X: 1499 1496 14931502 A: 1490 1488 14851502 B: 1480 1475 14701502 C: 1465 1460 14551502 D: 1435 1430 14201503: 1490 1488 14851504: 1480 1475 14701521 X: 1490 1480 14701521 A: 1460 1440 14201521 B: 1400 1380 13601522 X: 1490 1480 14701522 A: 1460 1440 14201522 B: 1400 1380 1360Bianchi – 1701, 1702, 1703, 0704, 1721, 1722Record score: 1701: 1918 155X (Gwyn Roberts, 2009) [British Record]1702: 1920 160X (Chris West, 2011) [British Record]1703: 1834 136X (David Green, 2011)1704: 1837 120X (Alan Whittle, 2011)1721: 1918 159X (Layne Chisolm, 2011)[British Record 1918 159X Gwyn Roberts, MatterseySeptember 2010]1722: 1909 150X (Mel Beard, 2011)[British Record 1910 138X Mel Beard, Bisley, September2011]Course of fire: see GR&P Handbook102

Standards: Gold Silver Bronze1701 X: 1912 1900 18901701 A: 1870 1860 18401701 B: 1820 1810 17901701 C: 1750 1740 17201701 D: 1600 1590 15701702 X: 1918 1900 18901702 A: 1860 1855 18501702 B: 1840 1830 18201702 C: 1820 1800 17801702 D: 1750 1730 17101703: 1860 1855 18501704: 1840 1830 18201721 X: 1900 1880 18601721 A: 1825 1800 17751721 B: 1750 1725 17001722 X: 1900 1880 18601722 A: 1825 1800 17751722 B: 1750 1725 1700Advancing Target – 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1921, 1922Record score: 1901: 297 (John Robinson, 2007)[British Record 297 John Robinson, Bisley August 2006]1902: 180 32X (Taff Wilcox, 2010,) [British Record]1903: 179 21X (Steve Lamb, 2011)1904: 179 29X (Mick Tedesco, 2011)1921: 180 24X (Phil Cowling, 2010)[British Record 180 25X David Wylde, Bisley August 2011]]1922: 180 (John Robinson, 2005) [British Record]Course of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: Gold Silver Bronze1901 X: 292 288 2851901 A: 285 280 2701901 B: 260 255 2501902 X: 180 178 1761902 A: 178 175 1701902 B: 170 168 1651903: 178 175 1701904: 178 175 1701921 X: 179 177 1751921 A: 175 170 1651921 B: 165 160 1551922 X: 179 177 1751922 A: 175 170 1651922 B: 165 160 155103

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Advancing Target – 1942Gun:any 5 shot (or more) MLR, any propellantRecord score: 71 (Dave Berry, 2009)Target:DP1Sights:anyPosition:standing unsupported, freestyleReady position: 45 degrees, revolver loaded and cappedCourse of fire:15 shotsThe competition is conducted in 3 identical consecutivepractices. In each practice, 5 shots are to be fired at thetarget, which will advance from 25m to 10m in about 10seconds.Standards: Gold Silver Bronze65 60 55Speed Steel Challenge – 2101, 2102, 2103, 2104, 2121, 2122Course of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: Gold Silver Bronze2101: 50s 55s 60s2102: 70s 85s 100s2103: 70s 85s 100s2104: 70s 85s 100s2121: 70s 80s 90s2122: 60s 70s 80s25m Timed – 2301Record score: 272 6X (Glenn Gordon, 2011)Course of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: Gold Silver Bronze265 255 24525m Timed – 2342Gun:any 5 shot (or more) MLR, any propellantRecord score: 143 (James West, 2004)Target:PL7Sights:any ironPosition:standing unsupported, freestyleReady position: 45 degrees, revolver loaded and cappedCourse of fire: 15 shotsPractice 1:5 shots in 3 minutesPractice 2:5 shots in 3 minutesPractice 3:5 shots in 20 secondsStandards: Gold Silver Bronze135 125 115105

The Grand – 2901Record score: 989 12X (Phil Winnall, 2001)Course of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: Gold Silver Bronze830 730 680BDMP Embassy Cup – 3335, 3336Gun:3335: Shotgun, pump-action3336: Shotgun, semi-autoRecord score: 3335: 118 (David Payne, 2011)3336: 119 (Paul Tasker, 2010)Target:2 x IPSC full sizeSights:anyPosition:standing unsupported, sitting, kneeling, proneReady position: parallelCourse of fire: 24 shotsPractice 1 (25m): start loaded with minimum 4 rounds1 exposure of 20 seconds2 rounds on each target, standing unsupportedreload with minimum of 4 rounds2 rounds on each target, pronePractice 2 (20m): start loaded with minimum 4 rounds1 exposure of 20 seconds2 rounds on each target, standing unsupportedreload with minimum of 4 rounds2 rounds on each target, sittingPractice 3 (15m): start loaded with minimum 4 rounds1 exposure of 20 seconds2 rounds on each target, standing unsupportedreload with minimum of 4 rounds2 rounds on each target, kneelingStandards: Gold Silver Bronze3335: 112 104 963336: 116 112 108Man v Man – 3821, 3822Course of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: there are no standards for this eventMetallic Silhouettes – 3901Record: 28 (Andrew Spong, 2008)Course of Fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: there are no standards for this event106

25m Classic – 4143, 4144, 4145, 4146Gun:4143: any muzzle loading revolver, black powder only4144: any muzzle loading percussion pistol4145: any muzzle loading flintlock pistol (smoothbore)4146: any muzzle loading flintlock pistol (rifled)Record score: 4143: 96 (R Everitt, 2000)4144: 97 (Les Pearson, 2000)4145: 94 (Nick Harvey, 2004)4146: 97 (Nick Harvey, 2004)Target:Sights:Position:Ready position:Course of fire:Scoring:PL7ironstanding unsupported, one hand onlyunloaded13 shots precision in 30 minutesbest 10 shots to countgauging will be by MLAGB rules, i.e. shot has to be at leasthalf across scoring ring to achieve higher valuethe X ring will be scored as well in order to resolve tiebreaksStandards: Gold Silver Bronze4143: 95 91 874144: 95 93 914145: 90 88 854146: 90 88 85The Granet – 4301, 4302, 4303, 4304Record: 4301: 300 23X (Alan Warner, 2008)4302: 300 17X (Gerald Betteridge, 2011)4303: 292 14X (Andrew Brice, 2011)34304: 298 12X (Mick Tedesco, 2011)Course of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: Gold Silver Bronze4301: 300 299 2974302: 299 297 2954303: 295 290 2854304: 298 296 294Imperial Silhouettes – 4701, 4702, 4703, 4704Record: 4701: 300 22X (Charles Bestwick, 2011)4702: 300 19X (Steve Lamb, 2011)4703: 264 2X (Steve Lamb, 2011)4704: 290 5X (Charles Bestwick, 2011)Course of fire:see GR&P Handbook107

Standards: Gold Silver Bronze4701: 300 299 2974702: 298 296 2934703: 290 298 2804704: 295 290 285Surrenden – 4902, 4903, 4904Record:New EventCourse of fire: see GR&P HandbookStandards: No Standards Available - New Event100 yds – 5142Gun:any muzzle loading revolver, black powder onlyRecord score: 38 (JB Pollock, 2000)Target:WessexSights:open ironPosition:kneeling, sitting, seated in flying machine or proneCourse of fire: 10 shots + 2 compulsory sightersSighters:2 sighters individually marked backPractice 1, 2: 5 shots in 30 secondsStandards: Gold Silver Bronze33 29 26100/200 yds – 5301, 5334, 5321Gun:5301: GRSB5334: Shotgun5321: LBPRecord score: 5301: 102 (Linda Welsh, 2010)5334: 65 (Peter Hathaway-Jones, 2007)5321: 103 (Paul Griffiths, 2008)Target:Wessex at 100 yds, ILRPSA at 200 ydsSights:anyPosition:standing unsupported, kneeling or sittingCourse of fire: 20 shots + 4 compulsory sightersPractice 1 (100 yds): standing unsupported2 sighters individually marked back2 strings of 5 shots each in 30 secondsPractice 2 (200 yds): kneeling or sitting2 sighters individually marked back10 shots to count in 12 minutesStandards: Gold Silver Bronze5301: 86 82 785334: 45 42 395321: 100 95 90108

100/200 yds – 5342Gun:any muzzle loading revolver, black powder onlyRecord score: 60 (Granville Thomas, 2006)Target:Wessex at 100 yds, ILRPSA at 200 ydsSights:open ironPosition:kneeling, sitting, seated in a flying machine or proneCourse of fire: 20 shots + 2 compulsory sightersPractice 1 (100 yds): 2 sighters individually marked back2 strings of 5 shots each in 30 secondsPractice 2 (200 yds): 2 sighters individually marked back10 shots to count in 25 minutesStandards: Gold Silver Bronze45 37 30200/300 yds – 5563, 5564, 5565, 5566Gun:5563: Free Pistol A – any custom made pistol with a barrelno longer than 13ins (35cm) excluding bloop tube or muzzlebrake, chambered and firing any cartridge known to manthat does not exceed range regulations5564: Free Pistol B – any custom made pistol with a barrelno longer than 13ins (35cm) excluding bloop tube or muzzlebrake, but restricted to a firearm chambered and firing anystraight walled pistol cartridge5565: Production Free Pistol A – any volume productionpistol using any cartridge chambered by the manufacturer5566: Production Free Pistol B – Any volume productionpistol using any cartridge chambered by the manufacturerbut restricted to a straight walled pistol cartridgeRecord score: 5563: 140 (Ray Jewsbury, 2001)5564: 126 (PR Kington, 1999)5565: 128 (Gilly Howe, 2004)5566: 123 (Paul Griffiths, 2010)Target:ILRPSASights:scopedPosition:sitting, seated in a flying machine or proneCourse of fire: 20 shots + 4 compulsory sightersPractice 1 (200 yds): 2 sighters and 10 shots to count in 12 minutesPractice 2 (300 yds): 2 sighters and 10 shots to count in 12 minutesStandards: Gold Silver Bronze5563: 137 131 1285564: 120 115 1105565: 125 120 1155566: 115 110 105109

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100/200/300 yds – 5702, 5703, 5704Gun:5702: GRCF5703: GRCF Open5704: GRCF ClassicRecord score: 5702: 160 (Graeme Tregay, 2003)5703: 139 (Colin Hudson, 2010)5704: 120 (Kjell Middleton, 2010)Target:Wessex at 100 yds, ILRPSA at 200/300 ydsSights:anyPosition:standing unsupported, kneeling or sitting, proneCourse of fire: 30 shots + 6 compulsory sightersPractice 1 (100 yds): standing unsupported2 sighters individually marked backfollowed by 2 strings of 5 shots each in 30 secondsPractice 2 (200 yds): kneeling or sitting2 sighters and 10 shots to count in 12 minsPractice 3 (300 yds): prone from a sandbag or bipod2 sighters and 10 shots to count in 12 minsStandards: Gold Silver Bronze5702 140 135 1305703 135 130 1255704 125 120 110100/200/300 yds – 5761, 5762, 5767, 5784, 5789Gun:1125761: Allcomers A – any volume production pistol usingany cartridge chambered by the manufacturer5762: Allcomers B – any volume production pistol usingany cartridge chambered by the manufacturer, but restrictedto a firearm chambered and firing any straight walled pistolcartridge5767: Revolver A – any centrefire revolver with a barrel nolonger than 18 ins5784: .303 Rifle – any .303 rifle5789: non-.303 Military Rifle – any pre-1955 military rifle ina calibre other than .303 BritishRecord score: 5761: 155 (Phil Cowling, 2001)5762: 159 (Phil Cowling, 2004)5767: 143 (Tom Gregg, 2003)5784: 151 (Mike Barton, 2005)5789: 159 (Edward Corry, 2011)Target:Sights:Wessex at 100 yds, ILRPSA at 200/300 yds5761, 5762, 5767: open iron5784, 5789: anyPosition: pistols: sitting or seated in a flying machinerifles: 100 yds standing

200 yds kneeling or sitting300 yds proneCourse of fire: 30 shots + 6 compulsory sightersPractice 1 (100 yds): 2 sighters individually marked backfollowed by 2 strings of 5 shots each in 30 secondsPractice 2 (200 yds): 2 sighters & 10 shots to count in 12 minutesPractice 3 (300 yds): 2 sighters & 10 shots to count in 12 minutesStandards: Gold Silver Bronze5761: 150 142 1355762: 160 140 1335767: 137 130 1245784: 145 140 1355789: 156 152 148100/200/300 yds – 5785Gun:any centrefire rifle suitable for deer, vermin or pest control;any calibre within the range safety certificateRecord score: 175 (Mike Brewis, 2005)Target:Wessex at 100 yds, ILRPSA at 200/300 ydsSights:anyPosition:standing and proneCourse of fire: 30 shots + 6 compulsory sightersPractice 1 (100 yds): standing, using a traditional stick or crossed sticks2 sighters individually marked backfollowed by 2 strings of 5 shots each in 30 secondsPractice 2 (200 yds): standing, using a traditional stick or crossed sticks2 sighters and 10 shots to count in 12 minutesPractice 3 (300 yds): prone with support bipod, short stick or sling2 sighters and 10 shots to count in 12 minutesStandards: Gold Silver Bronze180 175 170400/500/600 yds – 5963, 5965, 5968, 5984, 5985, 5986, 5989Gun:5963: Free Pistol A – any custom made pistol with a barrelno longer than 13ins (35cm) excluding bloop tube or muzzlebrake, chambered and firing any cartridge known to manthat does not exceed range regulations5965: Production Free Pistol A – any volume productionpistol using any cartridge chambered by the manufacturer5968: Free Pistol 18.5ins barrel – any custom made pistolwith a barrel no longer than 18ins, excluding bloop tube ormuzzle brake, chambered and firing any cartridge known toman that does not exceed range regulations5984: .303 Rifle – any .303 rifle113

5985: FTR Class Rifle5986: F Open Class Rifle – any F Class rifle5989: non-.303 Military Rifle – any pre-1955 military rifle ina calibre other than .303 BritishRecord score: 5963: 145 13V (Matthew Greatwood, 2005)5965: 134 19V (Pete Kington, 2007)5968: 150 14V (Paul Howson, 2003)5984: 130 7V (Colin Reed, 2004)5985: New Event5986: 240 24V (Ronald Kraaijenbrink, 2011)5989: 155 13V (Steven Voak, 2010)Target:standard NRA rifle targetSights:5963, 5965, 5968, 5985, 5986: scoped5984, 5989: anyPositions:pistols: sitting or seated in a flying machineCourse of fire:114rifles: prone30 shots + 9 compulsory sighters45 shots + 6 compulsory sighters (F Class)Practice 1 (400 yds): 3 sighters (F Class 2 only) & 10 shots (F Class 15) to count in15 minutesPractice 2 (500 yds): 3 sighters (F Class 2 only) & 10 shots (F Class 15) to count in15 minutesPractice 3 (600 yds): 3 sighters (F Class 2 only) & 10 shots (F Class 15) to count in15 minutesNote:these events are shot under ILRPSA conditions, i.e. a Vbull scores 5 (except * = V scores 6) and tie-breaks are bycountback from longest distance (not total V score)Standards: Gold Silver Bronze5963: 143 138 1345965: 120 115 1105968: 142 137 1315984: 125 120 1155985 New Event5986: 240 236 2335989: no standards awarded400/500/600 yds – 5987Gun:any single shot black powder cartridge rifle of pre-1896manufacture or commercially available reproductionthereof (not bolt action)commercially manufactured black powder onlyany lead or lead alloy bullet that is cast or swaged, lubedor paper patched (no metallic wads, gas checks, or jacketedbullets)one of sling, wrist-rest or cross-sticks allowed

Record score: 139 8V (Mark Silver, 2010)Target:standard NRA rifle targetSights:period correct, non-click adjustable open iron sights - nooptical sights or aids of any typePosition:proneCourse of fire: 30 shots + up to 9 sightersPractice 1 (400 yds): up to 3 sighters & 10 shots to count in 15 minutesPractice 2 (500 yds): up to 3 sighters & 10 shots to count in 15 minutesPractice 3 (600 yds): up to 3 sighters & 10 shots to count in 15 minutesNote:this event is shot under ILRPSA conditions, i.e. a V bullscores 6 points and tie-breaks are by countback from longestdistance (not highest total V score)Standards: Gold Silver Bronze125 118 112800/900/1000 yds – 6163, 6168, 6184, 6185, 6186*, 6189Gun:6163: Free Pistol A – any custom made pistol with a barrelno longer than 13ins (35cm) excluding bloop tube or muzzlebrake, chambered and firing any cartridge known to manthat does not exceed range regulations6168: Free Pistol 18.5ins barrel – any custom made pistolwith a barrel no longer than 18ins, excluding bloop tube ormuzzle brake, chambered and firing any cartridge known toman that does not exceed range regulations6184: .303 Rifle – any .303 rifle6185: FTR Class Rifle6186: F Open Class Rifle – any F Class rifle6189: non-.303 Military Rifle – any pre-1955 military rifle ina calibre other than .303 BritishRecord score: 6163: 206 16V (Ray Jewsbury, 2001)6168: 214 18V (Fred John, 2011)6184: 181 6V (David Shepperd, 2010)6185: New Event6186: 214 9V (Wolfgang Scholze, 2011)6189: 211 15V (Steven Voak, 2009)Target:standard NRA long range rifle targetSights:6163, 6168, 6185, 6186: scoped6184, 6189: anyPositions:pistols: seated in a flying machinerifles: proneCourse of fire: 45 shots + 9 (F Class 6) compulsory non-convertible sightersPractice 1 (800 yds): 3 sighters (F Class 2) & 15 shots to count in 30 minutesPractice 2 (900 yds): 3 sighters (F Class 2) & 15 shots to count in 30 minutesPractice 3 (1000 yds): 3 sighters (F Class 2) & 15 shots to count in 30 minutes115

Target:Position:Course of fire:Practice 1:Practice 2:Practice 3:Practice 4:Standards:DP1 on screenprone and kneeling40 shots + 4 non-scoring sightersprone4 sighters and 10 shots to count in 5 minutesprone10 shots to count in 1 minutekneeling10 shots to count in 5 minuteskneeling10 shots to count in 1 minutethere are no standards for this eventMcQueen – 6580, 6581Gun:6580: Any scoped rifle6581: Issued sniper rifle with issued ammunition to bepurchased on the rangeRecord Score: 6580: 60 10V (Matt Wilkes, 2007)6581: New eventTarget:DP14 with 2.5 cm V bullDistance:200 ydsPosition:prone, with a sandbag rest if required and/or bipodCourse of fire: 10 shots + up to 10 sightersSighters:up to 10 sighting shots at a DP14 targetCompetition: the rifle will be made ready with 10 rounds. The target willmake 10 appearances of 3 seconds, with irregular intervalsvarying between 5 and 20 secondsach appearance of thetarget (over cover and at loop-holes) will be in a differentplace, the sequence being varied for each competitor1 shot to be fired at each appearanceshots will be spottedNote:a V bull scores 6 pointsscorers of 55+ must fire again, once only, as an extra tiesshootunlike other events at Phoenix, a competitor may shootthis event as many times as they wish; the highest achievedscore during the meeting will countStandards: there are no standards for this event117

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