Target pistol shooting was introduced in New Zealand in the 1960s and by 1972 we had a pistol shooter at the Olympic Games.
Since that time target pistol shooting has developed in numbers and the types of events shot. New Zealand pistol shooters
have competed successfully in many international events, winning many medals at Commonwealth Games, as well as World
Championship medals in other pistol disciplines.
Pistol New Zealand has over 80 affiliated clubs throughout New Zealand, so no matter where
you live, there will be a club near you.
You can inquire at your local Police station about the pistol club nearest to you, or
click this link to fill in a simple form for a referral to clubs in your area.
The club(s) will contact you with details of their activities, what you need to know to make your first visit to their range. You can also check out our marketing
DVD online by clicking here.
Pistol New Zealand's Online Shop is the place to order your Pistol NZ caps,
t-shirts, jackets, patches, badges, and many other items. Please note that all items in the Online Shop are now sent
freight free within New Zealand.
If you have any ideas or suggestions for items you would like to see us offer, please
drop a line to our Pistol NZ Shop.
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Mar 11
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Pistol NZ Executive Officer. Online registration for interest in this position has closed.
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Mar 11
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Attendance Pins 2009. Attendance pin orders for 2009 Nationals have closed.
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Nov 23
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Service Pistol Nationals. All the major awards at this year's Service Pistol Nationals were won by Greg Armstrong of Australia, whose winning score in
Service Pistol Unrestricted exceeded the NZ record by some distance. Ian Griffin of New Plymouth and Greg Dickson of Tauranga were also winners of many medals across the matches.
For full match results go to the Action Section results page and there are images from the event on the Gallery page
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Nov 16
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IPSC Handgun Nationals 2009. Australian shooter Brodie McIntosh won the Open Division at this year's
IPSC Handgun Nationals held in Rotorua. Standard Division was won by Ramel Maligro, and Production Division was won by Tim Barwick of Australia.
Standard Revolver Division was won by defending champion Errol Sharp, and Single Stack was won by James Peters.
For full match and stage results go to the Practical page and there are images from the event on the Gallery page
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Sep 7
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Pistol NZ Marketing DVD. Pistol NZ's marketing DVD can now be viewed on YouTube. The movie is just over 6 minutes long, and can be viewed by
clicking this link.
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