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A German Marksman's Shooting Badge 1943; Numbered Auction Archive Whytock served in France duringSilvered zinc, number "2300" impressed on the reverse, 62. 2 mm, horizontal pinback, near mint. Footnote: This Meisterschtze badge would normally would have been awarded at the annual Tiroler Landesschiessen held in Innsbruck. To receive one, a minimum score had to be achieved in three events (Pistol, KK Gewehr & Wehrmann). A large number of these badges were un issued and were released onto the collectors market when the old shooting ground in