Warwickshire Firearms Club

Warwickshire Firearms Club WARWICKSHIRE FIREARMS CLUB

FOUNDED 1958

PATRON THE EARL OF WARWICK

The MOCOCK CHALLENGE

Named in honour of our late founder, Fred Mocock, the MOCOCK CHALLENGE is a rapid-fire competition for .22 rifle, centre-fire lever action rifle, black powder revolver and long barreled revolver.

Similar to the Service Pistol, Mander and Police Pistol disciplines, a combination of speed, accuracy and firearm reliability is required for good results.

CLASSES
- .22 RIMFIRE RIFLE – ANY ACTION – ANY SIGHTS
- LEVER ACTION RIFLE – ANY PISTOL CENTRE FIRE CALIBRE – ANY SIGHTS
- BLACK POWDER AND LONG BARRELED REVOLVER - ANY CALIBRE - ANY SIGHTS
- ALL CLASSES HAVE THE SAME TIMINGS SO THEY WILL SHOOT ALONGSIDE EACH OTHER
Note that the .22 Class may be divided between semi-auto and manual action rifles
COMPETITION ENTRIES
- A MEMBER MAY COMPETE IN ALL CLASSES
- ONE ONLY COMPETITION ENTRY IN EACH CLASS PER MEMBER
- THE COMPETITNION ENTRY MUST BE NOMINATED BEFORE SHOOTING
- UNLIMITED PRACTICE ENTRIES
- Ł1 PER ENTRY (COMPETITION AND PRACTICE)
COMPETITION REGULATIONS
- RANGE 25M
- STANCE – STANDING FREE-STYLE UNSUPPORTED
- START POSITION BEFORE EACH EXPOSURE – LOADED, COCKED, WEAPON HELD AT 45 DEGREES
- 24 ROUNDS SCORED EX 240 ON THE (NEW) UIT DUELLING TARGET
- (12 ROUNDS ON TARGET ‘A’ + 12 ROUNDS ON TARGET ‘B’)
- NO ALLOWANCES FOR MALFUNCTION OF FIREARM OR SHOOTER
- STANDARD INWARD GAUGING
- FOUL SHOTS SCORED -10
PRACTICE 1
- LOAD WITH 6 ROUNDS
- 6 EXPOSURES OF 3 SECONDS - 7 SECONDS BETWEEN EXPOSURES
- FIRE 1 SHOT PER EXPOSURE
- 3 SHOTS ON TARGET “A”
- 3 SHOTS ON TARGET “B”
PRACTICE 2
- LOAD WITH 6 ROUNDS
- 2 EXPOSURES OF 7 SECONDS - 7 SECONDS BETWEEN EXPOSURES
- FIRE 3 SHOTS PER EXPOSURE
- 3 SHOTS ON TARGET “A”
- 3 SHOTS ON TARGET “B”
PRACTICE 3
- LOAD WITH 6 ROUNDS
- 1 EXPOSURE OF 15 SECONDS
- FIRE ALL 6 ROUNDS
- 3 SHOTS ON TARGET “A”
- 3 SHOTS ON TARGET “B”
PRACTICE 4
- LOAD WITH 6 ROUNDS
- 1 EXPOSURE OF 12 SECONDS
- FIRE ALL 6 ROUNDS
- 3 SHOTS ON TARGET “A”
- 3 SHOTS ON TARGET “B”