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** January 6 Yard Competition - Open to All **

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Right, we’ve drunk the champagne, curried the leftover turkey, finished off the mince pies and now it’s time to welcome 2025.
To help get us into the new year I would like to formally invite you all to:

** The January 2025, Slightly Official, Informal, 6 Yard Pistol Shooting Competition! **

I’m going to stick with the rules from the November competition as they seemed to work well.

The competition is over 6 yards, using official NSRA 6yd targets. Home printed versions of the targets are acceptable, but please check the sizing of the target. The black section of the target should measure just under 31mm in diameter (30.89mm to be precise!). I’ve attached a .pdf version below for printing on the back of a standard 17cm target, but there are other versions available on the “6 yard Air Pistol” thread.

There are three categories in the competition:
- One handed unsupported
- Two handed unsupported
- Rested (this can be standing or sitting, resting on anything really).

There will be a winner for each category and you can enter all three if you fancy it!

I’m going to recommended that you shoot two targets of five shots each for reliable scoring.

To keep scoring and record-keeping straightforwards, please submit your entry with a photo of your target/s with the below information, and don't forget to show off your pistol.

- Username
- Pistol type and model
- One-handed, two-handed or rested
- Score


To keep everyone’s interest up during the month, I’m going to allow each member to submit up to 4 cards during the month for each category. That way you can keep shooting and not worry that you might get a better score later in the month. I will use the highest score of the 4 to determine the winners and I will tot up the scores and make the announcement on or about February 1st.

Any questions, give me a shout but remember that this is all just a bit of fun to get us shooting. There are no prizes other than bragging rights. The competition opens from 00:01 on Jan 1st, so get shooting and let’s see your cards!
 

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Right, we’ve drunk the champagne, curried the leftover turkey, finished off the mince pies and now it’s time to welcome 2025.
To help get us into the new year I would like to formally invite you all to:

** The January 2025, Slightly Official, Informal, 6 Yard Pistol Shooting Competition! **

I’m going to stick with the rules from the November competition as they seemed to work well.

The competition is over 6 yards, using official NSRA 6yd targets. Home printed versions of the targets are acceptable, but please check the sizing of the target. The black section of the target should measure just under 31mm in diameter (30.89mm to be precise!). I’ve attached a .pdf version below for printing on the back of a standard 17cm target, but there are other versions available on the “6 yard Air Pistol” thread.

There are three categories in the competition:
- One handed unsupported
- Two handed unsupported
- Rested (this can be standing or sitting, resting on anything really).

There will be a winner for each category and you can enter all three if you fancy it!

I’m going to recommended that you shoot two targets of five shots each for reliable scoring.

To keep scoring and record-keeping straightforwards, please submit your entry with a photo of your target/s with the below information, and don't forget to show off your pistol.

- Username
- Pistol type and model
- One-handed, two-handed or rested
- Score


To keep everyone’s interest up during the month, I’m going to allow each member to submit up to 4 cards during the month for each category. That way you can keep shooting and not worry that you might get a better score later in the month. I will use the highest score of the 4 to determine the winners and I will tot up the scores and make the announcement on or about February 1st.

Any questions, give me a shout but remember that this is all just a bit of fun to get us shooting. There are no prizes other than bragging rights. The competition opens from 00:01 on Jan 1st, so get shooting and let’s see your cards!
Thanks for continuing with this, top man 👍
 
Right, we’ve drunk the champagne, curried the leftover turkey, finished off the mince pies and now it’s time to welcome 2025.
To help get us into the new year I would like to formally invite you all to:

** The January 2025, Slightly Official, Informal, 6 Yard Pistol Shooting Competition! **

I’m going to stick with the rules from the November competition as they seemed to work well.

The competition is over 6 yards, using official NSRA 6yd targets. Home printed versions of the targets are acceptable, but please check the sizing of the target. The black section of the target should measure just under 31mm in diameter (30.89mm to be precise!). I’ve attached a .pdf version below for printing on the back of a standard 17cm target, but there are other versions available on the “6 yard Air Pistol” thread.

There are three categories in the competition:
- One handed unsupported
- Two handed unsupported
- Rested (this can be standing or sitting, resting on anything really).

There will be a winner for each category and you can enter all three if you fancy it!

I’m going to recommended that you shoot two targets of five shots each for reliable scoring.

To keep scoring and record-keeping straightforwards, please submit your entry with a photo of your target/s with the below information, and don't forget to show off your pistol.

- Username
- Pistol type and model
- One-handed, two-handed or rested
- Score


To keep everyone’s interest up during the month, I’m going to allow each member to submit up to 4 cards during the month for each category. That way you can keep shooting and not worry that you might get a better score later in the month. I will use the highest score of the 4 to determine the winners and I will tot up the scores and make the announcement on or about February 1st.

Any questions, give me a shout but remember that this is all just a bit of fun to get us shooting. There are no prizes other than bragging rights. The competition opens from 00:01 on Jan 1st, so get shooting and let’s see your cards!
Thanks for doing this again 👏🏻
 
Right, we’ve drunk the champagne, curried the leftover turkey, finished off the mince pies and now it’s time to welcome 2025.
To help get us into the new year I would like to formally invite you all to:

** The January 2025, Slightly Official, Informal, 6 Yard Pistol Shooting Competition! **

I’m going to stick with the rules from the November competition as they seemed to work well.

The competition is over 6 yards, using official NSRA 6yd targets. Home printed versions of the targets are acceptable, but please check the sizing of the target. The black section of the target should measure just under 31mm in diameter (30.89mm to be precise!). I’ve attached a .pdf version below for printing on the back of a standard 17cm target, but there are other versions available on the “6 yard Air Pistol” thread.

There are three categories in the competition:
- One handed unsupported
- Two handed unsupported
- Rested (this can be standing or sitting, resting on anything really).

There will be a winner for each category and you can enter all three if you fancy it!

I’m going to recommended that you shoot two targets of five shots each for reliable scoring.

To keep scoring and record-keeping straightforwards, please submit your entry with a photo of your target/s with the below information, and don't forget to show off your pistol.

- Username
- Pistol type and model
- One-handed, two-handed or rested
- Score


To keep everyone’s interest up during the month, I’m going to allow each member to submit up to 4 cards during the month for each category. That way you can keep shooting and not worry that you might get a better score later in the month. I will use the highest score of the 4 to determine the winners and I will tot up the scores and make the announcement on or about February 1st.

Any questions, give me a shout but remember that this is all just a bit of fun to get us shooting. There are no prizes other than bragging rights. The competition opens from 00:01 on Jan 1st, so get shooting and let’s see your cards!
Sounds good can’t wait :)
 
Struth @Paynut, that’s good. I said I’m not going to enter my HW44 in this month’s comp but I’m certainly going to have a bash with my CP1, very doubtful if I’ll worry those cards however. Out of interest how many shots do you get per bulb?

EDIT: Iron sights, even better.
 
Struth @Paynut, that’s good. I said I’m not going to enter my HW44 in this month’s comp but I’m certainly going to have a bash with my CP1, very doubtful if I’ll worry those cards however. Out of interest how many shots do you get per bulb?

EDIT: Iron sights, even better.
It’s a PCP John, the shot count is woeful to be fair, 30 usable perhaps.
The CP1 I have is .22, that’s good for 40 perhaps.
Probably the same pistols wearing different badges and in different guises 👍
 
As soon as I get some cards printed off I'll submit some entries 👍.
Seems like the cp1 is popular, I bought last month and I'm really enjoying shooting it. One inch grouping is ok for a budget pistol i think.
I've done what seems the popular route with a strip down , clean, polished sear & trigger contact parts, hammer polish & grease, wiçh all make it a slightly smoother cycle.
Shot a tin and half of pellets through it already. Ordered a Bob P grip to try also.
I go through lots of co2 with my various plinking guns.
Happy shooting!
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As soon as I get some cards printed off I'll submit some entries 👍.
Seems like the cp1 is popular, I bought last month and I'm really enjoying shooting it. One inch grouping is ok for a budget pistol i think.
I've done what seems the popular route with a strip down , clean, polished sear & trigger contact parts, hammer polish & grease, wiçh all make it a slightly smoother cycle.
Shot a tin and half of pellets through it already. Ordered a Bob P grip to try also.
I go through lots of co2 with my various plinking guns.
Happy shooting!
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I can wholeheartedly recommend the BobP grip - it made a massive difference for me. It’ll be great to see your entries - welcome to the competition!
 
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