SPSF 50m Magnum Precision Pistol target
Magnumprecision is SPSF's precision event for magnum revolvers and other large-calibre handguns, shot on the precision card at a longer range and only on ranges approved for magnum ammunition. Shooters choose their own position and may rest the gun against the body; there are no classes, just nine weapon groups, and it is open from the year a shooter turns 18.
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Courses of fire
30 shots
| Course | Shots | Maximum |
|---|---|---|
| Magnum precision6 × 5 · 5 min per series | 30 | 300 |
Badges
Sweden · SPSF and SvSF
SPSF förbundsmärken
SPSF federation badges
An SPSF club may back a member’s application for a handgun licence only once the member has met the Pistolskyttemärket’s gold requirements, or, holding gold, those of a year badge (årtalsmärke) in either of the last 2 years. Badges are bought at set prices through SPSF’s member system by 31 January of the year after the test. The Pistolskyttemärket shows crossed wheel-lock pistols from Gustav II Adolf’s armoury, now in the Royal Armoury in Stockholm.
Weapon groups: A service-type large-calibre pistols, B other large-calibre pistols and revolvers, C .22 pistols and revolvers, R large-calibre revolvers.
Svenska Pistolskytteförbundet, Skjuthandbok, 21st edition (2026), Bilaga 1, 1.1 and 5.1.1; Bilaga 8, rule 9; Svenska Pistolskytteförbundet, “Pistolskyttemärken”
Pistolskyttemärket
SPSFPistol Shooting Badge
Course of fire3 × 5 shots, 5 min a series, standing; or, for gold, 2 × 15 shots one-handed (2½ min, 20 s and 10 s a series)
Precision series
| Level | A | B | C |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 32 | 33 | 34 |
| Silver | 38 | 39 | 40 |
| Gold | 43 | 45 | 46 |
Gold, instead: two 15-shot rounds
| Weapon group | Points |
|---|---|
| A and R | 121 |
| B | 127 |
| C | 130 |
- Points in each of three 5-shot precision series, 5 minutes each, standing, within one calendar year, in training or competition; the badge also takes three timed series against a figure target, or a standard medal in field shooting.
- Gold can instead be won with two rounds of three 5-shot series in 2½ minutes, 20 seconds and 10 seconds, without a support hand, reaching the second table’s total.
- Bronze can be won the first year, silver a year later at the earliest, gold a year after that.
- From the year after a shooter turns 55, each series needs one point less; after 65, two.
Skjuthandboken 2026 (21st ed.), P 5.1.1, pp. 452–453
Precisionsskyttemärket
SPSFPrecision Shooting Badge
Course of fireThe total of a precision match of 6, 7 or 10 × 5 shots
| Level | A | B | C |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6-series match (30 shots) | |||
| Bronze | 194 | 200 | 206 |
| Silver | 231 | 237 | 243 |
| Gold | 262 | 274 | 280 |
| 7-series match (35 shots) | |||
| Bronze | 226 | 233 | 240 |
| Silver | 269 | 276 | 283 |
| Gold | 305 | 319 | 326 |
| 10-series match (50 shots) | |||
| Bronze | 322 | 332 | 342 |
| Silver | 383 | 393 | 403 |
| Gold | 434 | 454 | 464 |
- Match totals, reached at three different precision competitions — national, regional or district — within one calendar year.
- Open to shooters who met the bronze requirements of Pistolskyttemärket the year before; one level a year, each after the one below.
Skjuthandboken 2026 (21st ed.), P 5.8.1, p. 464
Elitmärket
SPSFElite Badge
Course of fire5 × 5 shots precision, 5 min a series, and 5 × 5 shots rapid fire, 3 s a shot
| Level | Points |
|---|---|
| Bronze | 45 |
| Silver | 48 |
| Gold | 49 |
- Points in each of five 5-shot precision series, 5 minutes each, on the precision card, and in each of five 5-shot series on the rapid-fire card at 3 seconds a shot — both, within one calendar year, in training or competition.
- From the year after gold in Pistolskyttemärket; one level a year, each after the one below.
Skjuthandboken 2026 (21st ed.), P 5.4.1, p. 458
SvSF skyttemärken
SvSF shooting badges
SvSF’s rulebook dates its submachine-gun badge to 1946, its smallbore badge to 1971 and its first air-rifle badge to 1973. An SvSF club may back a member’s application for a handgun licence only once the member has met the silver requirements in sport, centre-fire or free pistol within the last 2 years, or SPSF’s gold. For a submachine-gun licence, SvSF asks for 3 years as an active shooter at gold level.
Svenska Skyttesportförbundet, Regelbok Nationellt skytte (2026-03-02), 13.13, pp. 90 and 92; Svenska Skyttesportförbundet, handlingsregler för föreningsintyg för vapenlicens (2025-05-14), rule 10 for handguns, and for rifles
Fripistol 50 m
SvSFFree Pistol Badge, 50 m
Course of fire10 × 10 shots
| Level | Pointsper 10-shot series |
|---|---|
| Bronze | 80 |
| Silver | 85 |
| Gold | 90 |
- Points in each of ten 10-shot series.
- Members of SvSF clubs only; a level is won when its scores are met and the badge is bought, a higher level the year after the one below at the earliest.
- Gold with one, two or three stars follows for the gold scores met in three more years each.
Skyttemärken SvSF (2023-01-12), pp. 2 and 7
Sport och grovpistol 25 m
SvSFSport and Centre-fire Pistol Badge, 25 m
Course of fire10 × 5 shots precision and 10 × 5 shots rapid fire
| Level | Precisionper 5-shot series | Rapid fireper 5-shot series |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 42 | 42 |
| Silver | 45 | 45 |
| Gold | 48 | 48 |
- Points in each of ten 5-shot precision series and in each of ten 5-shot rapid-fire series.
- Members of SvSF clubs only; a level is won when its scores are met and the badge is bought, a higher level the year after the one below at the earliest.
- Gold with one, two or three stars follows for the gold scores met in three more years each.
Skyttemärken SvSF (2023-01-12), pp. 2 and 7
Standardpistol 25 m
SvSFStandard Pistol Badge, 25 m
Course of fire5 × 30 shots, each as two 5-shot series in 150 s, two in 20 s and two in 10 s
| Level | Pointsper 30-shot round |
|---|---|
| Bronze | 235 |
| Silver | 255 |
| Gold | 265 |
- Points in each of five 30-shot rounds of two 5-shot series in 150 seconds, two in 20 and two in 10.
- Members of SvSF clubs only; a level is won when its scores are met and the badge is bought, a higher level the year after the one below at the earliest.
- Gold with one, two or three stars follows for the gold scores met in three more years each.
Skyttemärken SvSF (2023-01-12), pp. 3 and 7
How it is shot
Approved ranges · Positions · Course · Eligibility · Weapon groups · Standard medal · Gauging · Ties
- Approved ranges
- Magnumprecision is shot with large-calibre guns on the pistol card at 50 m. Because of its high noise, it may be shot only on ranges expressly approved for magnum-loaded ammunition.SPSF rules G.1.1 and G.1.3
- Positions
- Shooters may take any position, but no body part, theirs or anyone's, may be within 45° in front of the muzzle; the barrel or other parts of the gun may rest against the body, and a back rest up to 300 mm across is allowed.SPSF rules G.6.3 and G.5
- Course
- A match is as a rule at least six series of 5 shots, 5 minutes each, after 3 minutes' preparation without loading and a sighting series of 5 shots in 5 minutes.SPSF rules G.6.1, G.6.5 and G.6.6
- Eligibility
- There are no classes. Shooters may take up magnumprecision from the calendar year they turn 18 and need the Pistolskyttekort for anything beyond club competitions; anyone entitled to shoot it may enter the SM, held in weapon groups M1 to M7.SPSF rules G.2.1, G.2.2, G.3 and C.3.6.2.3
- Weapon groups
- Guns fall into nine groups: M1–M4 single- and double-action .357 and .41–.44 Magnum revolvers, M5 a free group allowing any sights except projecting beams, M6 pistols, M7 magnum revolvers with barrels up to 165 mm, M8 other revolvers, M9 service-type pistols.SPSF rules G.4 and G.4.1
- Standard medal
- At district and higher competitions, the best ninth of each weapon group wins SPSF's silver standard medal and the best third bronze; in magnumprecision a fixed total also wins it, such as 282 for silver and 274 for bronze in groups M1–M4 and M8.SPSF rules C.5.1, C.5.1.2 and C.5.1.2.4
- Gauging
- A hole takes the higher value once it touches the ring's outer edge. Doubtful hits are gauged with SPSF's field-shooting gauges by calibre: 9.1 mm for .38, .357 and 9 mm, 10.3 mm for .40 and .41, 11.0 mm for .44, 11.4 mm for .45.SPSF rules G.6.10.1 and G.6.10.4, table 3
- Ties
- Equal totals go to the most Xs, then the higher last series, the one before and so on, then the most Xs, tens, nines in the last series and so on. At SM, regional and district championships, tied medal places go to a shoot-off.SPSF rules G.6.11.2.1 and G.6.11.2.1.1
Dimensions
10 rings · 500 mm
Card 550 × 550 mm or larger · 9.1 mm scoring gauge
| Ring | Colour | Diameter | Centre within |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inner ten | Black | 25 mm0.98 in | 17.05 mm |
| 10 | Black | 50 mm2.0 in | 29.55 mm |
| 9 | Black | 100 mm3.9 in | 54.55 mm |
| 8 | Black | 150 mm5.9 in | 79.55 mm |
| 7 | Black | 200 mm7.9 in | 104.55 mm |
| 6 | White | 250 mm9.8 in | 129.55 mm |
| 5 | White | 300 mm11.8 in | 154.55 mm |
| 4 | White | 350 mm13.8 in | 179.55 mm |
| 3 | White | 400 mm15.7 in | 204.55 mm |
| 2 | White | 450 mm17.7 in | 229.55 mm |
| 1 | White | 500 mm19.7 in | 254.55 mm |
Source: Svenska Pistolskytteförbundet – Skjuthandbok, 21:a omarbetade upplagan, gäller från 1 januari 2026, rule G.7.1. Sizes are nominal. Dimensions checked ; page updated .
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