This discipline is for replicas of single action cartridge revolvers designed before 1900. It includes such iconic models as the Colt Peacemaker and Cattleman, the Smith and Wesson Schofield and the Ruger Blackhawk.

This match is also referred to as the Single Action Black Powder Aggregate Match. This match is exactly the same course of fire as the Black Powder 25m match.

The Single Action Black Powder Aggregate Match combines 2-stages: a precision stage and a rapid-fire stage, each of 20 shots.

This event is great fun and shot by both men and women.

PISTOL:  .40 – .45 calibre centre fire single action revolver.

PISTOL SPECIFICS:  Single action revolver of traditional pre-1900 design of either original or modern manufacture.

RESTRICTIONS:  No scopes or red dot sights are allowed. Other specific restrictions apply and can be found in the rules for this event.

AMMUNITION:  Traditional pre-1900 style to suite the revolver calibre. Either smokeless or black powder cartridge loads can be used.

COURSE OF FIRE:
Precision Stage:

• 20 shots, in four series of 5 shots, each series is 12 minutes
• Target: ISSF 25/50m International Slow Fire Target

After all competitors have completed the Precision Stage, they then move on to the Rapid Fire Stage.

Rapid Fire Stage:

• 20 shots, in four series of 5 shots (5 exposures of the target for 3 seconds)
• Target: PA Service Pistol Target.

SCORING: Maximum possible scoring is 400.

RULES: As per the 25m Black Powder rules with the exceptions as noted here 

GRADING: Click here

RANGE OFFICER GUIDE: 
Precision Stage – Click here
Rapid Stage – Click here