Bullseye Pistol

Bullseye Match at Easton Fish and Game: Evening Competitions with Various Stages, Open to Pistols and Revolvers

Overview of EFGA BULLSEYE PISTOL

Bullseye pistol, also known as precision pistol, is a shooting sport focusing on accuracy and precision, where competitors use pistols or revolvers to hit a target at a fixed distance. It’s characterized by its emphasis on steady hand control and precise shooting, typically involving several stages with different time constraints for firing a set number of rounds. This discipline tests the shooter’s ability to shoot accurately under both slow and rapid-fire conditions, making it a popular choice for enhancing shooting skills and discipline.

  • Matches are held from May through September on Monday evenings.
  • Setup starts at about 5:30pm
  • The first commands start at 6:00pm
  • Take down is around 7:15pm
  • Last three weeks in September – shooters to the firing line at 5:30pm

Accepted Firearms

Shooters may use pistols or revolvers and MAY USE HAND GUNS OF 44 MAGNUM OR SMALLER CALIBERS.

All pistol calibers are accepted accordingly to the Range #3 (25-yard range).

on the last monday of each month, the match will be held at Range #5 (rifle range).

This is a slow fire match only and sixty rounds (two relays of thirty).

Iron sites or scopes may be used.

Metallic, telescopic, or electronic sights are permitted, with the exception of any sight that projects an image onto the target.

Shooters fire from the tables/firing line.

 

Course of Fire

There are nine stages/rounds of shooting. Ninety total bullets are shot by each person.
All shooting is done according to the commands of the match director and official timed fire and rapid fire recordings.

Stage one - slow fire

  • Includes two groups (or strings) of five shots in a total of five minutes.  The five minutes runs continuously. Shooters reload their second five rounds without command from the match director.

Stage two - timed fire

  • Includes two groups (or strings) of five shots each timed separately for twenty seconds.

Stage three - rapid fire

  • Includes two groups (or strings) of five shots each timed separately for ten seconds.

Stages four, five, and six

  • Repeat the first three stages.

Stages seven, eight, and nine

  • Repeat the first three stages.

The word alibi is loudly stated by any shooter who has any gun or cartridge malfunction during a stage.  Extra time will be granted so the shooter can finish shooting the stage.

Where the event is held & Other instructions

Bullseye Chairperson

Pat Kinney
908.453.4137

Match Director

Jeff Kickline
[email protected]