WPFG Abridged Rules
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ABRIDGED RULESGUIDING BODIES
World Police and Fire Games Federation (WPFGF) National Rifle Association (NRA) EVENTS
1500 PISTOL (SEMI-AUTO) INDIVIDUAL: High Master, Master, Expert, Sharpshooter, Marksman and Classified Class 1500 REVOLVER INDIVIDUAL: High Master, Master, Expert, Sharpshooter, Marksman and Classified Class 4-PERSON TEAM: PISTOL (SEMI-AUTO) INDIVIDUAL - DISTINGUISHED MATCH: High Master, Master, Expert, Sharpshooter and Marksman Class REVOLVER INDIVIDUAL - DISTINGUISHED MATCH: High Master, Master, Expert, Sharpshooter and Marksman Class NOTES: TARGETS NRA approved Targets only. The Target used is a B-27. GENERAL SPORTS RULES for PPC Pistol
Where conflicts between NRA rules and WPFGF rules occur (i.e. awards formula and eligibility of competitors), always use WPFGF rules. CLASSIFICATION Participants will be classified using their previous performance in the WPFG, related events, or by their NRA classification. NRA classification rules and scores will be used. High Master - 1485-1500 Unclassified Competitor - Is a competitor who does not have a current NRA Action Pistol Classification, or Rimfire Action Pistol Competition either regular or temporary by Score Record Book nor an "Assigned Classification." Such competitor will receive a classification following their first 1500 match and will then be assigned a classification for any subsequent matches. WEAPONS AND AMMUNITION FOR 1500 MATCH:
Weapons: Open Class Revolvers (Must be .38 Cal or larger) and Semi-Automatics (Must be 9mm or larger) as specified in NRA rule 3.2 and 3.3. Service Class Revolvers and Semi-Automatic Pistols as specified in NRA rule 3.5 and 3.7. Ammunition: Ammunition specified in NRA rule 3.17 (b) & (c). COURSE OF FIRE NRA POLICE PISTOL COMBAT MATCH AND NATIONAL POLICE COURSE, SEE NRA RULE 7. Match #1 7 Yards Standing without support, double action - 12 shots within 20 seconds Match #1 15 Yards Standing without support, double action - 12 shots within 20 seconds Match #2 25 Yards Kneeling - 6 shots, standing behind barricade left hand - 6 shots, right Match #3 50 Yards Sitting - 6 shots, prone - 6 shots, standing behind barricade left hand - 6 shots, right hand barricade - 6 shots, all either single or double action and within 2 minutes and 45 seconds Match #4 25 Yards Standing without support, double action - 12 shots within 35 seconds Match #4 25 Yards Repeat again, standing without support, double action - 12 shots within 35 seconds Total Rounds Shot in Matches #1 through #4 is 90 shots. Match #5 7 Yards Standing without support, double action - 12 shots within 20 seconds Match #5 25 Yards Kneeling - 6 shots, standing behind barricade left hand - 6 shots, right Match #5 50 Yards Sitting - 6 shots, prone - 6 shots, standing behind barricade left hand - 6 shots, either single or double action and all within 2 minutes and 45 seconds Match #5 25 Yards Standing without support, double action - 6 shots within 12 seconds Total Rounds Shot in Match #5 is 60 Shots. Total Course of Fire for Matches 1 through 5 is 150 Rounds, for a total possible score of 1,500 points. TEAM EVENT COURSE OF FIRE The Team event score is the total of the individual scores of the team members who shoot Match #5 (National Police Course). Each team member can shoot a possible total of 600 points for a possible team score of 2,400 points in the 4-Person Team event. NRA POLICE DISTINGUISHED MATCH COURSE OF FIRE The Distinguished Police Match is the 60 round NRA National Police Course, except that the weapons used are non-modified (basically that means a standard unaltered factory produced weapon). The only modification allowed will be grips, see NRA rule’s 3.1 and 3.4. Competitors can shoot both gun classes, revolver and semi-automatic. Competitors must shoot Individual PPC Event to be eligible to shoot the Distinguished Match. Ammunition for revolvers and semi-automatics must meet NRA specifications.
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