Ham and Petersham Rifle and Pistol Club -The Bianchi Plates Course of Fire

The Rules of Bianchi Plates Competition

Rules of the Competition

Targets		Six 8 inch steel plates
Firearms		Any Gallery Rifle .354" to .455"
Sights		Any
Ready Position		Rifle loaded with 6 rounds and made ready, pointing at the backstop, and held parallel to the ground at waist height, with both hands.
Course of Fire		Bianchi - Falling Plates

Stage One		10yards 6 secs 1 shot on each plate 10 yards, 6 secs 1 shot on each plate.

Stage Two		15 yards, 7 secs 1 shot on each plate 15 yards, 7 secs 1 shot on each plate

Stage Three		20 yards, 8 secs 1 shot on each plate 20 yards, 8 secs 1 shot on each plate.

Stage Four		25 yards, 9 secs 1 shot on each plate 25 yards, 9 secs 1 shot on each plate

Total Shoot		48
Rules		The total number of plates that have fallen in all four rounds are added together to calculate each competitors score, one point per plate. Highest number of fallen plates wins
Tie Break		If there is a tie then the number of plates falling at the furthest distance is used to break the tie, followed by the next furthest distance, etc. Any remaining ties are settled with a single round shoot out at the closest position, highest score wins, if still a tie the first to knock down all 6 plates wins