The place for the combative and competitive application of firearms training and technology
intro to competitive shooting
1 Day Format: 200 rounds minimum
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Not sure where to start in competitive shooting? Wondering what sport is right for you? Confused about how Hit Factor works? This is the class for you! in this one day format class, we'll address all the questions you're not sure how or who to ask. We'll go over the scoring, the rules, and the etiquette of the three major competitive pistol sports in the U.S. If you're competition curious, just started competing, or are just overwhelmed with all the nuance of the different sports, this is the place you want to be!
Topics Covered
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Safety
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Overview of USPSA, IDPA, and Steel Challenge
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Different methods of scoring
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Equipment selection
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How to approach your first match
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Match Etiquette
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Common and not so common rules
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Defining success for your first match
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Simple stage planning
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Safe gun handling in a match environment
Required Equipment
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Handgun suitable for competition use. What you have is probably good! (No Sig 320 variants are allowed in class. If you have questions about whether your gun is suitable or not, please do not hesitate to contact us!)
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At least 1magazine, more for single stack or revolver running less than 10 rounds
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Holster suitable for competition use (No Serpa or cross draw please)
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Way to carry at least 1 magazine/speed loader on your belt. (A belt mounted magazine pouch/speed loader carrier is required)
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Reliable ammunition for your handgun (1 day: 200rds. These are minimum requirements. The more ammo the better!)
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A belt suitable to carry your handgun and ammunition
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Eye protection (ANSI rated)
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Hearing protection