10m Air Pistol & Air Rifle Scottish Championships
This year we have 2 ways of entering - either online or through a paper application - please choose your preferred option below:
Event Entry Costs
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Event |
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Members |
Non-Members |
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Championships |
1 Detail on Saturday & Championships Entry |
£36.00 |
£40.00 |
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2 Details on Saturday & Championships Entry |
£45.00 |
£50.00 |
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Team |
Team of 3 (Mixed Gender) |
£6.00 (per team) |
£6.00 (per team) |
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Tetrathlon |
Tetrathlon athletes only |
£8.00 |
£8.00 |
Provisional Programme
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Saturday |
Venue opens at 07:30 and closes at 19:30 |
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Match |
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Relay 1 – Pistol & Rifle (1h15m) |
08:30 |
08:45 |
09:00 |
10:15 |
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Relay 2 – Pistol & Rifle (1h15m) |
10:30 |
10:45 |
11:00 |
12:15 |
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Relay 3 – Pistol & Rifle (1h15m) |
12:30 |
12:45 |
13:00 |
14:15 |
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Relay 4 – Pistol & Rifle (1h15m) |
14:30 |
14:45 |
15:00 |
16:15 |
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Junior Men & Junior Women Rifle Finals (*) |
16:30 |
17:00 |
17:30 |
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Junior Men & Junior Women Pistol Finals (*) |
17:30 |
18:00 |
18:30 |
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Venue opens at 08:00 and closes at 18:00 |
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Match |
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Rifle Men & Women Qualification (1h15m) |
09:00 |
09:15 |
09:30 |
10:45 |
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Pistol Men & Women Qualification (1h15m) |
11:00 |
11:15 |
11:30 |
12:45 |
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Rifle Men & Women Final (*) |
13:00 |
13:30 |
14:00 |
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Pistol Men & Women Final (*) |
14:15 |
14:45 |
15:15 |
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Prize Giving |
15:15 |
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(*) two finals run concurrently |
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Saturday events are in classes and require you to enter your average score. Sunday is an Open Championship, so there is no requirement for your average. The championship events will also include a Scottish confined competition - open to those who are eligible to shoot for Scotland.
Scoring
Electronic scoring will be used.
Equipment Control
All pistol, rifles and other equipment must comply with ISSF equipment rules. The ISSF dress code will be enforced at the discretion of the jury.
Safety flags for air pistols and rifles MUST be used and MUST extend through the full length of the barrel.
Timings
All competition times will be according to ISSF rules.
1 hour 15 minutes will be allowed for a 60 shot course. 50 minutes will be
allowed for a 40 shot course.
Athletes will be called to the line 30 minutes before the start-time of
each match. They may dry fire at this time. 15 minutes before the start of
the match preparation and sighting time will be called. Sighting shots are
allowed at this time.
Doping Control
Scottish Target Shooting follows the doping regulations adopted by British Shooting, developed with UKAD. As such, the testing for banned substances may be carried out at any time. Please declare any medication at check-in before shooting.
Matches
- The Scottish Men's Air Pistol and Rifle Championships
The Championship is open to Men and Junior Men in Open and Confined categories and comprises a qualification stage and a final. The leading 8 competitors will qualify for the Championship ISSF 24 shot final, to be shot on the Sunday.
- The Scottish Women's Air Pistol and Rifle Championships
The Women's Championship is open to Women and Junior Women in Open and Confined categories and comprises a qualification stage and a final. The leading 8 competitors will qualify for the Championship ISSF 24 shot final, to be shot on the Sunday.
- The Scottish Junior Men's Air Pistol and Rifle Championships
Under 21 years of age on 1st January immediately prior to the event, in Open and Confined categories, and comprises a qualification stage and a final. Your Competition A score will be used for the qualification score. The leading 8 competitors will qualify for the Championship ISSF 24 shot final, to be shot on the Saturday.
- The Scottish Junior Women's Air Pistol and Rifle Championships
Under 21 years of age on 1st January immediately prior to the event, in Open and Confined categories, and comprises a qualification stage and a final. The first 40 shots from your Competition A score will be used for the qualification score and must be completed in 50 minutes. The leading 8 competitors will qualify for the Championship ISSF 24 shot final, to be shot on the Saturday.
- Men and Women Classified 60 shot matches Air Pistol and Rifle. Competition A, Competition B & Aggregate – Saturday
- Tetrathlon Competition
There will be a separate competition for Pony Club Tetrathletes. The course of fire will be 10 metres, with a total of 20 shots in 20 minutes. 5 shots on 4 targets. There will be 2 no. PC targets and 2 no. ISSF. Competitors will be split into two handed and one handed. There will be 4 details available on Saturday and 2 details available on Sunday coinciding with the match start times.
Accommodation & Parking
There is plenty of car parking available at the venue and several hotels in the area to meet everyone’s pocket!!
Changes, Withdrawals & Late Entries
Closing date for entries will be 23.59 on 3rd March. Cancellations made after the closing date of the event will not be entitled to a refund except in exceptional circumstances and at the discretion of the STS Office. For late entries, please contact the STS Office on admin@scottishtargetshooting.co.uk or 0131 467 2489 to see if range space is still available
Important: Air Weapon Legislation in Scotland
Please note that from 31 December 2016 you will need a visitor permit to own, use, purchase or acquire air weapons while in Scotland. If you are aged 14 or over and hold a valid firearm and/or shotgun licence issued in England or Wales on 31 December 2016, you won’t need a separate licence to own or use air weapons while in Scotland. However, if the licence was granted or renewed on or after 31 December 2016, then you will need a visitor permit. A Northern Irish firearm certificate will not allow you to possess an air weapon in Scotland. Visitors from Northern Ireland will need a visitor permit to use, buy or acquire air weapons while in Scotland. All visitors from outside the UK will need a visitor permit to own, use, buy or acquire air weapons while in Scotland. Visitor permits are issued by Police Scotland.
Visitors to Scotland bringing their own air rifle and/or air pistol are responsible for ensuring they have the necessary permit and/or certificate in order to compete at STS events held in Scotland. Links to further advice and visitors permit application documents can be found below:
Information on the Scottish Air Weapons Legislation: http://airweapon.scot/faqs/
Police Scotland Air Weapon Application Forms:
Visitors Permit (Direct Link): http://www.scotland.police.uk/assets/pdf/352668/air-weapons-form-awl-3?view=Standard
This year we have 2 ways of entering - either online or through a paper application - please choose your preferred option below: