World Benchrest Shooting Federation

World Benchrest Shooting Federation
Jurisdiction International
Abbreviation WBSF
Founded 2001 (2001)
Official website
world-benchrest.com

The World Benchrest Shooting Federation (WBSF) is the international governing body for benchrest shooting, with disciplines for both centerfire and rimfire ammunition. WBSF was formed in 2001.[1]

Disciplines

Two Gun

  • Teams
  • Individual

Light Varmint (LV)

  • Small Group 100 yards
  • Small Group 200 yards
  • 100 yard Aggregate
  • 200 yard Aggregate
  • Grand Aggregate

Heavy Varmint (HV)

  • Small Group 100 yards
  • Small Group 200 yards
  • 100 yard Aggregate
  • 200 yard Aggregate
  • Grand Aggregate
  • Small Group 300 yards
  • 300 Yard Aggregate
  • Small Group 200 yards X 10 Shots
  • 200 yards X 10 Shots Aggregate

Targets

WBSF Rimfire Target
  • The 10 ring has a diameter of 3 mm (0.12 inches), which is 0.06 mil at 50 meters.
  • The inner ten ring has a diameter of 1 mm (0.04 inches), 0.02 mil at 50 meters.

Records

European Records

Below are the official records of the European Benchrest Shooting Federation (EBSF) as of February 2017. [2]

Aggregates
Competitor Competition mm mil moa
Norway Paal Erik Jensen LV 100 5.092 mm 0.05092 mil 0.1834 moa
France Roger Serain LV 200 10.062 mm 0.05301 mil 0.2082 moa
France Jean Louis Espinet HV 100 4.250 mm 0.0425 mil 0.1530 moa
Italy Attilio Serrone HV 200 10.458 mm 0.05229 mil 0.1882 moa
Grand Aggregates
Competitor Competition mm mil moa
France Roger Serain LV GA 5.130 mm 0.6350 mil 0.1847 moa
France Roger Serain HV GA 6.221 mm 0.7700 mil 0.2240 moa
France Roger Serain 2 GUN 5.675 mm 0.7013 mil 0.2040 moa
France R. Serain,
France JC. Eymieu,
France G. Lang and
France P. Fischbach		 2 GUN TEAM 7.359 mm 0.9110 mil 0.2650 moa
Small Groups
Competitor Competition mm mil moa
Spain Antonio Sanchez Perez LV 100 2.410 mm 0.0241 mil 0.0867 moa
France Roger Serain LV 200 5.080 mm 0.0254 mil 0.0914 moa
Italy Jean Claude Braconi HV 100 1.270 mm 0.0127 mil 0.0493 moa
France Pascal Fishbach HV 200 4.370 mm 0.02185 mil 0.0786 moa

[3]== See also ==

References

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