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ICORE

ICORE (International Confederation of Revolver Enthusiasts) matches are held on the first Monday of each month, beginning at 4:30 PM. These matches are fast-paced events, where the shooter engages multiple targets while moving around obstacles.

Guns:

Revolvers must be of .32 caliber or larger. Double action revolvers are best suited for this game.

Ammo:

Ammunition must have a power factor of 120 or more. Power factor is calculated by multiplying bullet weight x velocity and dividing by 1000. For example, a 38 special 158 gr. bullet traveling at 800 fps is calculated as follows:
158 x 800 = 126400
126400/1000 = 126.4 power factor.
Magnum calibers are not needed, and will probably have a negative impact on the shooter?s score, due to the excessive noise and recoil.

Other Gear:

Shooters will need a hip holster (strong side carry only ? no cross draw rigs), speed loaders and ammo carriers that attach to the belt. Shooters will also need eye and ear protection.

Scoring:

Your score is the amount of time used to complete the course of fire, plus more time added for poor hits on the targets. Each shooter?s final score is the combined times from all stages of fire, plus extra time added for poor hits on the targets and any other penalties earned.

Schedule:

ICORE matches are held on the first Monday of each month, beginning at 4:30 PM.

Fees and requirements:

A match normally requires 60 to 80 rounds per shooter, with a match fee of $5.

USPSA

USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Associaiton) matches are held on the second Monday of each month, beginning at 4:30 PM. These matches are fast-paced events, where the shooter engages multiple targets while moving around obstacles.

Guns:

Handguns may be semi-automatics or revolvers of 9mm caliber or larger. There are several categories, based on the type of gun being used:

Open

for guns using barrel ports or compensators, and optical sights.

Limited

for iron sighted guns without barrel ports or compensators.

Limited 10

for Limited guns loading no more than 10 rounds per magazine.

Production

for double action or safe action semi-autos loading no more than 10 rounds per magazine.

Revolver

for iron sighted revolvers without barrel ports or compensators, loading no more than six rounds at a time.

Ammo:

Ammunition must have a power factor of 125 or more. Power factor is calculated by multiplying bullet weight x velocity and dividing by 1000. For example, a 9mm 115 gr. bullet traveling at 1100 fps is calculated as follows: 115 x 1100 = 126500 126500/1000 = 126.5 power factor. Magnum calibers are not needed, and will probably have a negative impact on the shooter?s score, due to the excessive noise and recoil.

Other Gear:

Shooters will need a hip holster (strong side carry only ? no cross draw rigs), extra magazines or speed loaders and ammo carriers that attach to the belt. Shooters will also need eye and ear protection.

Scoring:

Your score is based on your speed and accuracy. Each shot has a maximum value of 5 points. Your point total is divided by the time you take to complete the course of fire.

Schedule:

USPSA matches are held on the second Monday of each month, beginning at 4:30 PM.

Fees and requirements:

A match normally requires 70 to 80 rounds per shooter, with a match fee of $8.

IDPA

I.D.P.A. (International Defensive Pistol Association) matches are held on the third Monday of each month, beginning at 4:30 PM. This sport promotes the use of defensive shooting techniques.

Guns:

Handguns may be semi-automatics or revolvers of 9mm caliber or larger. There are several categories, based on the type of gun being used:

Custom Defensive Pistol

for semi-autos, such as the 1911, Glock 21, or Sig 220 firing the .45 acp caliber.

Enhanced Service Pistol

for semi-autos such as the 1911, Browning Hi-Power, or other single action semi-autos in 9mm, .38 Super, or .40 S&W.

Stock Service Pistol

for semi-autos of double action or safe action design, such as the Glock, Beretta 92/96, Sig 226/229/239, etc. in 9mm, 38 Super or .40 S&W.

Stock Service Revolver

for six shot revolvers with a maximum barrel length of 4 inches using speedloaders.

Enhanced Service Revolver

for six shot revolvers with a maximum barrel length of 4 inches, using moon clips.

Ammo:

Ammunition for Custom Defensive Pistol and Enhanced Service Revolver must have a power factor of 165 or more. Ammunition for all other divisions must have a power factor of 125 or more. Power factor is calculated by multiplying bullet weight x velocity and dividing by 1000. For example, a 9mm 115 gr. bullet traveling at 1100 fps is calculated as follows:
115 x 1100 = 126500
126500/1000 = 126.5 power factor.

Other Gear:

Shooters will need a hip holster (strong side carry only ? no cross draw rigs), extra magazines or speed loaders, and ammo carriers that attach to the belt. Shooters will also need eye and ear protection.

Scoring:

Your score is the amount of time used to complete the course of fire, plus more time added for poor hits on the targets. Each shooter?s final score is the combined times from all stages of fire, plus extra time added for poor hits on the targets and any other penalties earned.

Schedule:

I.D.P.A. matches are held on the third Monday of each month, beginning at 4:30 PM.

Fees and requirements:

A match normally requires 60 to 80 rounds per shooter, with a match fee of $5.

.22 Silhouettes

.22 rimfire silhouette matches are held on the fourth Monday of each month, beginning at 5:00 PM. These matches are slow fire events, requiring a high level of accuracy.

Guns:

Shooters can use rifles or handguns with scopes, peep sights or iron sights. Handguns should have barrels no longer than 10 inches.

Ammo:

Shooters must use .22 Long Rifle ammo only.

Scoring:

The shooter?s score is the number of targets hit. The maximum score is 40.

Shooting Procedure:

A total of 40 shots are fired. Each of the following is done twice:
Five shots are fired at the chickens (one shot per chicken) in one minute.
Five shots are fired at the pigs (one shot per pig) in one minute.
Five shots are fired at the turkeys (one shot per turkey) in one minute.
Five shots are fired at the rams (one shot per ram) in one minute.

All shooting is done while standing, unsupported, without bracing against any artificial support. Slings and any other type of shooting aids are not allowed.

ACTION RIMFIRE

These are speed courses using multiple targets and a variety of shooting positions, where the shooter?s score is the time needed to engage all targets, plus more time added for poor hits. Targets are NRA D-1 cardboard targets, bowling pins and falling plates. Shooters will fire 10 rounds or less under time, and will have time to reload between each string of fire. Shooters do not need holsters or slings. This game is for rifles or pistols, using scopes or iron sights. Shooters typically use about 40 rounds.

Schedule:

.22 Silhouettes and Action Rimfire courses are shot on the fourth Monday of each month, beginning at 4:30 PM.

Fees and Requirements:

For Silhouettes, any action is suitable (single shot, revolver, lever action, semi-automatic, etc.) The Action Rimfire game is best suited to semi-automatics, but revolvers, lever action, or slide action rifles that hold 10 shells are acceptable. The entry fee is $5.