| Falling Plates is a fun shooting sport for enthusiasts who enjoy a competition of handgun handling. There are a total of six stands, each holding 6 plates: 3 stands for centerfire with 8” diameter targets, and 3 stands for rimfire with diamond-shaped targets with 8" equal sides.
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| A match consists of two sets of four relays of 6 rounds at a specific distance and specific time interval.
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| | Relay 1: | 10 yards with 6-second time allowance |
| | Relay 2: | 15 yards with 7-second time allowance |
| | Relay 3: | 20 yards with 8-second time allowance |
| | Relay 4: | 25 yards with 9-second time allowance |
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| Points are scored by the number of plates hit in the allotted time. Centerfire plates must be knocked down to score; rimfire plates must show a hit to score.
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| Fees:
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| | Practice | $2.00 |
| | Competition | $5.00 |
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| | The competition matches use the Lewis-type scoring. |
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| Falling Plates is held on the first Saturday of each month.
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| For more information on Falling Plates contact the FSA Match Director, John James.
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