Experience the excitement and competition of being a part of the United
States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA). Practical shooting is an
exciting, fun, fast action safe shooting sport where accuracy, power and
speed count. USPSA courses of fire are predominantly “free-style” in
nature where you are not told how to shoot the stage, just as long as
you shoot it safely. Courses of Fire have multiple targets, moving
targets, reactive targets, penalty targets, partially covered targets,
steel targets that are engaged all while moving and negotiating
obstacles. There are six distinct divisions in USPSA that you can
participate in based on what kind of pistol and equipment you want to
use. If you own a pistol, holster, some magazines and a few magazine
pouches, you can shoot in USPSA. Stages may consist of
up to 32 shots. Typically two classifier stages are included in
each SLSC club match.
Upcoming events
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Match Directors
Match Description
Who
- Open to the public to anyone who can legally possess a firearm. You do not have to be a member of USPSA to shoot local matches. Major matches (e.g. State Championship) require USPSA membership.
Where
Schedule
Cost
Divisions
Equipment Needed:
- Firearm: Minimum Caliber 9mm, Revolvers, Semi Auto Pistol, (Pistol Caliber Carbine TBD)
- Magazines: 4 – 6 magazines
- Ammo: Recommended to bring 150 rounds. We have ammo restrictions to protect our shooters and steel targets. Ammo that has a velocity of 1600 FPS or Higher and Steel Jacketed Ammo i.e. Tulu or Wolf that has a copper washed steel jacket are prohibited.
- Holster: specific to division (shoulder holsters are prohibited)
- Magazine pouches: 3 to 5 depending on division
- Active Law Enforcement may utilize duty gear
Course of Fire Details
Scoring
- USPSA Rules - March 2020