Muzzle loading pistol shooting competitions
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Muzzle loading pistol shooting competitions
As per my comments in a related thread, I'm interested in competitions for ML pistols. Specifically I'd like to see some 'practical pistol' style of competitions, rather than just paper punching. You could shoot with *any* ML pistol, but something modern with spare cylinders would be ideal (Armscor from Westlake for example)
Would any of you be interested in such a thing? Place your votes now! :)
Would any of you be interested in such a thing? Place your votes now! :)
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Re: Muzzle loading pistol shooting competitions
Yes I like to see them happening, wouldn't want to compete in them myself though.
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Re: Muzzle loading pistol shooting competitions
Certainly something I would be interested in, might band the idea around at our club as we have our own practical shooting team, will see if the owner is interested enough to purchase one of the Westlake pistols being as club members could use it without the authority needed on your ticket unlike the lbr & lbp's.
Out of interest what variation would you need to request on your license just .38 ml pistol for the armscor one?
Out of interest what variation would you need to request on your license just .38 ml pistol for the armscor one?
Re: Muzzle loading pistol shooting competitions
.357/.38 muzzle loading revolver I believe. You would probably want to ask for an additional cylinder too, I guess the best person to ask how the cylinder should be worded is your FEO.
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Re: Muzzle loading pistol shooting competitions
Yes i would be interested
My only concern is that i believe that the Firearms Licensing Guidance for Police 2002 specifically says that multiple cylinders should not be approved without a "very good" 'good reason'. Although i am aware of several people who have 2 cylinders, for a specific type of competition (the name of which alludes me), i don't know of anyone that has more, which would be needed for 'proper' practical pistol CoF

My only concern is that i believe that the Firearms Licensing Guidance for Police 2002 specifically says that multiple cylinders should not be approved without a "very good" 'good reason'. Although i am aware of several people who have 2 cylinders, for a specific type of competition (the name of which alludes me), i don't know of anyone that has more, which would be needed for 'proper' practical pistol CoF
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Re: Muzzle loading pistol shooting competitions
Yes, that could be our biggest blocker... could be a non-starter :(
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Re: Muzzle loading pistol shooting competitions
Our club has two ML pistol comps on it's diary
- one in June, the other in August - http://www.strathrifleclub.co.uk/wordpress/diary/


Re: Spare Cylinders http://www.acpo.police.uk/documents/cri ... WGMins.pdfBlackstuff wrote:Yes i would be interested![]()
My only concern is that i believe that the Firearms Licensing Guidance for Police 2002 specifically says that multiple cylinders should not be approved without a "very good" 'good reason'. Although i am aware of several people who have 2 cylinders, for a specific type of competition (the name of which alludes me), i don't know of anyone that has more, which would be needed for 'proper' practical pistol CoF
Info has been posted before.Spare Cylinders
Members considered an issue that has arisen with regard to muzzle loading
revolvers and variations to possess spare cylinders for courses of fire that the
National Rifle Association have now approved, which require 6 or 7 spare
cylinders to shoot within the specified time frame.
The Chair will issue a FELWG Circular.
Action Point 13 – Chair

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Re: Muzzle loading pistol shooting competitions
Sounds good! If only you were a bit closer :)
Your link doesn't work BTW..
http://www.acpo.police.uk/documents/cri ... WGMins.pdf should work.. not sure why yours didn't.
What does this bit actually mean:
Your link doesn't work BTW..
http://www.acpo.police.uk/documents/cri ... WGMins.pdf should work.. not sure why yours didn't.
What does this bit actually mean:
The Chair will issue a FELWG Circular.
Action Point 13 – Chair
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Re: Muzzle loading pistol shooting competitions
Try this one
http://www.acpo.police.uk/documents/cri ... WGMins.pdf p7 of the pdf

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Re: Muzzle loading pistol shooting competitions
Your running days are over!!!dromia wrote:Yes I like to see them happening, wouldn't want to compete in them myself though.
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