PISTOL RANGE INFORMATION
Birdy Luma, Pistol Range Officer • Dianna Smith, Pistol Shack Supervisor
- Relays are 30 minutes, subject to range officer’s discretion. All matches must be fired by the last relay of the last Saturday of the matches.
- No shooting on Sunday.
- Awards ceremonies at 9:00 Sunday morning.
- It is recommended that all competitors read the NMLRA Range Rules and Regulations before firing.
- Concentrate on safety as well as your score, please!
- Supervision and assistance will be available to all new and/or troubled competitors. Request such from one of the range officers.
- PISTOL REGISTRATION/REPAIR CENTER FEE—$2.00.
- Awards: Three awards in Grand Aggregate for each class, including the Temporary Masters. Two awards in individual matches in Grand Aggregate
except Temporary Masters, who compete against the Master class.
- High Master: Any competitor having fired 91% or more (910/1000) over the 1,000-point National Championship course or (546/600) over the
600-point National Match Course.
- Master Class: Any competitor having fired 88% or more (880/1000) over the 1,000-point National Championship Course or (528/600) over the
600-point National Match Course.
- Expert Class: Any competitor having fired 83% or more (830/1000) over the 1,000-point National Championship Course or (498/600) over the
600-point National Match Course.
- Sharpshooter Class: Any competitor having fired 78% or more over (780/1000) over the 1,000-point National Championship Course or (468/
600) over the 600-point National Match Course.
- Marksman Class: Any competitor having fired less than 78% over (779 or below/1000) over the 1,000-point National Championship Course or
(467/600) over the 600-point National Match Course. ‘‘Any junior competitor having fired a score of 150 or above in the Junior Championship
Match will be placed in the Marksman Class.
- Temporary Master Class: Open class for competitors firing either course for the first time or who have not otherwise attained a regular
classification. A Temporary Master shall remain in the competition against the Master class until he/she fires the complete aggregate in the 1,000-
point National Championship Course or the 600-point National Match Course, or a sub-aggregate in the National Championship Course. Only
Temporary Masters may attain classification on a sub-aggregate. At the conclusion of the shoot, he/she will be placed in the classification indicated
by his/her aggregate or sub-aggregate score.