Club championship in National Fullmatch.

National Fullmatch or "Nationell Helmatch"  - it is hard to translate, but it goes something like this.

4 rounds of 25m precision with 5 shots in each round on a standard International target, 50p max in each round, total 20 shots, 200p max.

4 rounds of 25m rapid fire pistol targets, where the target is visable for 3 seconds  with a 7 sec pause in between showings, 50p max in each round,  total 20 shots 200p max.

4 rounds of 25m on a special National Fullmatch target, 50p max in each round. Target is shown a specific time  each round, with shorter showing times each round.  18s/16s/14s/12s, 50p max in each round, for a total of 200p.

All all results from the twelve rounds are then combined for a total of 600p max. I have no idea what the result was, and like any true sportsman, I have reasons for it! The sun was in my eyes, the was a wind gusting! Or it was just bad planing.

4 Days ago it was time to practice with my Kadet kit, but after only 10 shots, one of the barrelpins got broken in half and fell out on the tablerest.. Thank god my office is next to a mechanical workshop, and I found a correct 3mm x 12mm pin, but I then had no time to acctually practice with it. The new slimmer grips helped to improve my score from last yeras club Championship, and with some winterseason training I think I can rasie my average precision score, even though it is the disipline I favour the least, but all training is training. Last season I raised my scores shooting Nordic Field thanks to all the IPSC training. Practice, practice practice!