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What is the United
States Practical Shooting Association/IPSC?
The U.S. Practical Shooting Association/IPSC is the
individual practical shooters organization that promotes the sport of practical
shooting in the United States. All active practical shooters can join USPSA/IPSC,
which in turn makes them members of the International
Practical Shooting Confederation, the worldwide organization promoting
practical pistol shooting. USPSA conducts the Open and Limited National
Championships each year and sends USA shooting teams to the IPSC World Shoot
every three years.
What is practical
pistol shooting?
Practical pistol shooting is exciting and challenging,
as well as being one of the fastest growing shooting sports in the United
States. Courses of fire utilize many aspects not found in other disciplines,
such as movement by the shooter, drawing from the holster, moving targets,
multiple targets and freedom for the shooter to solve the problems presented by
the match design. The matches used in USPSA utilize a basis of application in
the defensive use of a firearm.
Come visit our Action Shooting ranges from 5pm until dusk, free of
charge. Stages are set up that are fun for everyone. There is a wide class of shooters who all come together for this weekly event. If you are interested in practice, looking for a good time or are a
serious competitor you'll enjoy! Check Back for details.
2010 Northeast Section Championship
Level I (Monthly) IPSC Match Info
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Please use
the Northeast Section
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