Stage Planning SC-107 Speed Option
Essential Stage Planning Tips for Competitive Shooters
Speed Option tests shooting at multiple distances and has the farthest stop plate of all the stages. The near and far targets will test your ability to combine speed and accuracy.
Steel Challenge Shooting Association (SCSA) SC-107 Speed Option
Steel Challenge Shooting Association (SCSA) SC-107 Speed Option
Speed Option tests shooting at multiple distances and has the farthest stop plate of all the stages.
Focus on the Long Shot:
The 35-yard plate requires precise sight alignment and trigger control to ensure clean hits.
Practice the Long Shot:
The 35-yard target is a defining feature of this stage, so dedicate time to mastering it during practice sessions.
Engage (T1-T4) Finish on Stop Plate (SP) - Competitors shoot all five strings from the center shooting box.
Best four out of five runs count for score.
Targets and Shooting Boxes:
One 3-by-3 shooting box at the centerline
Four 12-inch plates at 5 feet high
One 18-by-24-inch rectangle (SP) at 5 feet, 6 inches high
Max Target Distances:
35 yards deep (firing line to farthest target)
42 feet, 5 inches wide (farthest distance, left to right, from target centers)
Average target distance = 17.6 yards
Stage Planning Summary - Speed Option
Right Side Start
SC-107 Speed Option - Right Side Start
SC-107 Speed Option - Right Side Start
1: Engage (T1-T4) Finish on Stop Plate (SP)
Competitors shoot all five strings from the center shooting box. Best four out of five runs count for score.
2: Stop Plate
3: Precision target = T2 12-inch plate @ (20 yards)
Precision target = SP 18”x24” plate @ (35 yards)
4: Right side start on T4
5: Target Sequence = T4, T3, T2, T1, SP