The annual report of the Shanghai Revolver Club shows that during 1920 there were eight monthly competitions for the expert's medal; the club members' championship competition (won by Paymaster E. H. Cope, v.s.N.); The Allcomers.45 cal. championship competition, and revolver or automatic pistol standard American target 20 yards, (gold bar Way-master KO. H. Cope, U.S.N., gold medal Mr. I. C.
Rawiins); expert's medals and bars won by Mr. H. E. Gibson, Mr. FP. C. Rawlins (2 bars), Mr. H. H. Read, Mr.
Fisher, Mr. G. B. Leicester and Capt. J. G. Carnaghan. During the year, 40 members passed the preliminary test for marksman. Since the club was formed in 1911 there have been held 78 competitions for the expert's medal and bar. Five members qualified for the expert's special class, 67 members qualified for expert, and 414 members qualified for marksman. There are nine lady experts and 35 ladies in the marksman's class, The Shanghai naval chauipionship competition, which is open all the officers and men of the British and American navies, commenced in May last and will close in May, 1921. Service weapons and ammunition may be used. The club has three ranges either for service revolvers or miniature rifle shooting and is lighted by electric light for night shooting. There is also an experienced instructors to teach beginners the automatic pistol, revolver or rifle.
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