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AURRPC | Adelaide University Regiment Rifle & Pistol Club |
What is Single Six?Single Six is a pistol discipline for single-action pistol shooters. The term single action means that the pistol must be cocked after each shot is fired. Single action is common on pre-1914 revolvers. The name 'Single-Six' was given to the first Ruger revolver (1953-72) and the New Model Super Single-Six (1973-current). Western Action is also a single action event for the serious shooter. Just check out the Single Action Shooting Society. But you don't have to dress up as a cowboy to shoot single action at AURRPC! Firearms and ammunitionThe permitted firearms are single-action revolvers to a maximum of .45 calibre. A Club firearm and ammunition are available for use. EquipmentThe Club strongly recommends the use of:
CompetitionCompetition is held on the second Saturday of each month commencing at 1.30pm. Single Six competition is usually held on the 25m range. |