2022 Jan-June MPL Competition Rules.

[Roger Gillham]

Hello Zooma,

Although most of the members of my club use PCP airguns some do use other airguns and I would like to pass on the MPL competition details to our members who shoot standing and supported with break barrel or lever cocking guns to them.

Thank you,

Roger

[zooma]

Hello Zooma,

Although most of the members of my club use PCP airguns some do use other airguns and I would like to pass on the MPL competition details to our members who shoot standing and supported with break barrel or lever cocking guns to them.

Thank you,

Roger

Thank you Roger,

We would welcome any members of your cub who would like to take part in any of our 6 yard or 10 meter Air Pistol or Air Rifle postal competitions.

The MPL has events for any PCP, CO2, SSP, or Spring Powered Air Pistol and Air Rifle so we should have something to suite any target airgun shooter.

Many thanks for your interest.

Bob.

[zooma]

It is really encouraging to receive some interest for the MPL postal competition from overseas airgun shooters and very nice to have received an entry from the USA and Poland.

The 10 meter ISU air pistol and air rifle targets seem to be universal world-wide and so most people will be able to find them in most countries, but the 6 yard distance is the original and classic shooting distance for airguns in the UK, and targets for this shorter distance may not be so easy to find in some other countries.

The following basic information for the 6 yard targets may be helpful when checking "locally available" comparable alternative targets that could be used when it is not possible to find or buy any of the NSRA 6 yard targets:-


The NSRA Reference Number for the 6 yard air pistol target is "Air 8".

The black area of the target measures approximately 30.5mm across its diameter and is the "7" scoring ring.

The "8" scoring ring is approximately 21.5mm across its diameter.

The "9" scoring ring is approximately 13mm across.

The "10 scoring ring is approximately 4.5mm across.


The NSRA Reference Number for the 6 yard air rifle target is "Air 7".

The black area of the target measures approximately 16mm across its diameter and it is the "7" scoring ring.

The "8" scoring ring measures approximately 10.5mm across its diameter.

The "9" scoring ring measures approximately 6mm across.

The "10" scoring "dot" is harder to measure but it is approximately 1mm across.


All the above measurements are approximate and taken on my plastic ruler - but they may be a helpful reference if trying to compare them with any locally available 6 yard targets.

I hope this helps.

Bob.

[MattW]

Hi,
I’ve just (hopefully) repaired an FAS604 I bought a couple of years ago.
Is there still time for me to enter the 6 yard MPL pistol comp?
Cheers
Matt

[Paul SE]

Hi,
I’ve just (hopefully) repaired an FAS604 I bought a couple of years ago.
Is there still time for me to enter the 6 yard MPL pistol comp?
Cheers
Matt

Hi Matt,

Yes, you can still enter the MPL, and we would very much like to have you participating in the competitions

From Bob's post above :

LATE ENTRIES will be accepted at any time prior to 30th June 2022.

Good luck with your scores and I hope your FAS 604 is fixed and fit for service.

[MattW]

Hi Matt,

Yes, you can still enter the MPL, and we would very much like to have you participating in the competitions

From Bob's post above :

LATE ENTRIES will be accepted at any time prior to 30th June 2022.

Good luck with your scores and I hope your FAS 604 is fixed and fit for service.

Great - thanks!
I’ll pay now 👍

[zooma]

Great - thanks!
I’ll pay now 👍

Thanks Matt - I have added your entry to the 6 yd MPL Air Pistol competition.

Bob.