Welcome to Pistol Australia
Pistol Australia is the premier target pistol shooting association in Australia. Through its affiliation with Australian International Shooting Limited (AISL), Pistol Australia has the sole right to field target pistol shooting teams to represent Australia at the Commonwealth Games, Olympic Games and other international target pistol shooting competitions including International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cups, National Rifle Association (NRA) of America Bianchi Cup and NRA World Action Pistol Championships and the International Metallic Silhouette Shooting Union (IMSSU) World Cup and IMSSU World Championships.
As an AISL affiliate, Pistol Australia is affiliated with the Australian Sports Commission (ASC), the International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF), Australian Commonwealth Games Association (ACGA) and the Oceania Shooting Federation.
Other Pistol Australia affiliations include the International Metallic Silhouette Shooting Union (IMSSU), World Association 1500 and the National Rifle Association (NRA) of America.
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Updates
2009 NRA Bianchi Cup
Brent Laslett, Zeljko Cvetnic and Les Clark, the 2009 Australian (PA) Bianchi Cup Team, on their first place win in the international team's division at the 2009 Bianchi Cup.
Congratulations to Zeljko Cvetnic for taking winning honours in Revolver (above) and the highest placed Australian, placing 8th outright.
Congratulation to Les Clark for taking second place honours in the seniors category winning the John Cameron Memorial Senior Award (below).
2009 IMSSU World Championships
The 2009 IMSSU World Championships will be held in Dechin, Czech Republic, 16-25 July. The Australian Metallic Silhouette Big Bore and Small Bore Teams include:
Big Bore
Kim Emery (ACT
David Dewsbury (NSW)
Keith Rigby (NSW)
Small Bore
Kim Emery (ACT)
Iain Yule (NSW)
Graeme Bransden (TAS)
2009 Singapore Championships
The 2009 ISSF team will compete at the 2009 Singapore Open Shooting Championships 25 July - 2 August and includes:
Kristy Gillman
Emma Crouch
Chris Roberts
Gary Mullens
Lucas Finken
Want to join Pistol Australia
Want to learn a sport that's about control, not brute force? That encourages fitness, technique and mental toughness? Consider target pistol shooting.
At the 2006 Commonwealth Games this sport gained eleven medals. But you don't have to compete at the elite level - competitions range from friendly club events to State and National championships.
Pistol Australia has a network of clubs throughout Australia and offers certified training programs from beginners to elite shooters. So if you've got a steady hand and a keen eye, why not give it a try.
Click here to find out how you can become a member of Pistol Australia, the premier target pistol shooting association in Australia.
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Latest Entries
2009 BPMPC Information and Entry Form
2009 Junior Camp Application Form and Code of Conduct
2010 International 1920 Match Selection Criteria
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