Black Rock USPSA April 2022

A USPSA match, with a mix of regular stages and classifiers

Registration opens on 2022-03-27 at 6 PM

RANGE OPENING: The range will be open at 7:30AM the morning of the match to set up the stages. Good help is always appreciated! Check in will run from 8:30 to 9:30AM. There will be a brief shooters meeting at 9:45AM, prior to the commencement of shooting. You may inspect the stages when they are available, but you may not activate, set, or reset any moving targets or activated props.

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IF YOU ARE NEW TO USPSA - please let us know! We will provide an intro, explain what to expect and what to avoid in order to make sure your match goes as planned and you have a good time.
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USPSA RULEBOOK: https://uspsa.org/rules

COLD RANGE: Black Rock a cold range. Firearms will not be handled anywhere on the range except in designated safety areas or under the direct supervision of match staff. Handling firearms in parking areas is unsafe gun handling and is subject to 10.5.1 (match disqualification).

SAFETY AREAS: The range is equipped with a number of safety areas to bag and holster guns, for dry fire practice and gun repair, etc. No ammunition may be handled in any safety area (see 10.5.12 of the rule book). Safety areas are marked by signage.

RULES: The match rules are found in the current edition of the USPSA rule book. Rulebooks can be found on each stage tablet or on the USPSA app

https://uspsa.org/rules

OBEY YOUR RO’s: Range officers are here to assist you in completing a safe shooting contest. Please comply with their requests. Please bring any issues to the attention of one of the Match Director/Range Master.

SET STEEL AND TAPE TARGETS: Competitors are expected to stay together as a squad to tape, set steel, and help maintain efficiency on each stage. All shooters are to help teardown and clean up upon completion.

BRASS: All brass may be retrieved at the completion of the match. If a squad is finished early they may retrieve brass at that time. The time between shooters belongs to the on deck shooter.

INSPECTION: When the entire squad is assembled, the written stage briefing will be read. This will be followed by an inspection and question period. Shooters may negotiate obstacles only during this inspection period or while the previous shooter’s targets are being scored. Early inspection is permitted by the squad next scheduled to shoot a stage, providing that the previous squad is finished and time permits.

EYE AND HEARING PROTECTION: All competitors must wear eye and hearing protection during the course of fire. Eye protection is required to be worn by everyone while on the range. If you do not have adequate eye protection, please see the range master.

MATCH SCORING: The match will use Practiscore. If you have scoring questions, first check your math, then see the match director to remedy the problem.

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USPSA level I match,

Price:
$25.00