25m standard pistol
The shooting sport discipline 25m standard pistol is shot internationally in ISSF competitions . National competitions are held by the members of the ISSF, such as B. the DSB ( Germany ), ÖSB ( Austria ) or the SSV ( Switzerland ).
weapon
The same sports pistols or revolvers in caliber .22 lfB that can also be used in the sports pistol discipline are used. According to the rules of the ISSF, the trigger weight must be at least 1000 g. The weight (max. 1400 g) and the length of the weapon, the sight ( open sight ) and the design of the handle are also regulated.
competition
The competition usually consists of 60 shots in three successive rounds of 20 shots each. Each round consists of 4 series of 5 shots in the order a) 4 × 5 shots in 150 seconds each, b) 4 × 5 shots in 20 seconds each, c) 4 × 5 shots in 10 seconds each. The targets are the same as those used in the “ Free Pistol ” competition .
Records
From 1970 to 2010, 33 medals were awarded in the individual competitions for the 25m standard pistol at the World Championships. Other events organized by the ISSF include: B. the World Cup and the continental championships, through which individual shooters and teams qualify.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Overview of the requirements for the discipline at the DSB , accessed on May 24, 2013
- ↑ ISSF rules for pistols ("25m Rim Fire Pistol"), p.366f (PDF; 9.0 MB), accessed on May 24, 2013
- ↑ Table view of the ISSF competition rules, p.365 (PDF; 9.0 MB), accessed on May 24, 2013
- ↑ Medal table at the ISSF , accessed on May 24, 2013