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For decades, PSC shot IDPA matches.  Due to numerous repeated rule changes, the Club has dropped its IDPA affiliation and now shoots what we call "PSC Outlaw Matches."  Our match rules are much like IDPA matches several years ago, with some very significant improvements.

Each match consists of a number of different scenarios that simulate realistic defensive shooting situations.  A competitor receives a score for each scenario in the match and the lowest total score wins.  The score is a composite of the raw time to shoot each scenario, plus time added for points down on targets and any procedural penalties

PSC MEMBERS AND GUESTS ONLY!  NO EXCEPTIONS!!!

The PSC Low Light Matches are a fun and exciting way to let shooters practice their home defense weapons in a practical environment, utilizing your low light accessories. There are many accessories out there that folks use, such as a weapon light, lasers, night-sights, fiber optics sights, red dots, and even night vision for those folks that are equipped as such. Utilizing the IDPA stage layout style we attempt to duplicate hallways, rooms, and outdoor environments that you might see in a home defense situation. We shoot on the move and utilize cover as frequently as possible. Many folks have found that being a great shooter during the daytime, and adding a weapon light does not equate to being a great shooter at night. The targets we shoot consist of IDPA/IPSC targets for pistol/pcc, and steel & clay targets for shotguns. Come on out and step into the world of low light shooting. Don’t worry if you don’t have one of the types of firearms, bring what you can and get the experience you get nowhere else.

Please visit the AR15 Match page on the PSC website to review match details before signing up.  Registration is open for one week starting 10 days before the event.

The AR15 Match is a 2 gun event that requires BOTH a rifle and PCC.  Pistols CANNOT be substituted for the PCC.   Please visit the AR15 Match page on the PSC website to review match rules and details before signing up. 

Shooter orientation is held at Range 1 at 8:00AM on Match Day.

New shooters between ages 12 and 18 are always welcome.

It is not necessary to have attended previous sessions or to be a member of PSC. Parent participation is encouraged. However, please remember that if the child has not already obtained one, he or she must have a signed Parental Consent Form before participating. This form is also available on the PSC website, www.PSCshootingClub.com under the Forms tab.  A copy may also be obtained and signed at the range by showing up a few minutes early with a parent.

The time and place are the 2nd Saturday of the month, at the PSC blue clubhouse building.

Please RSVP Mark Collins via email if your planning to attend. It's helps him plan activities.

This match is an all steel competition where the competitor shoots at five steel targets. The order you engage the targets is up to you but one target is designated the stop plate and must be shot last. We shoot 6 different stages with 5 steel targets on each stage. You shoot each stage 5 times and throw out your worst time. Your score is a total of all stages. The stages are easy enough for the first time shoot and still challenging for the more experienced shooter. Come out and test your skills or compete with a friend. The match is open to PSC members and non-members.  Math quiz:  6 stages X 5 tries X 5 rounds per = 150 rounds.  That's if you never miss.

PSC MEMBERS AND GUESTS ONLY!  NO EXCEPTIONS!!!

The PSC Low Light Matches are a fun and exciting way to let shooters practice their home defense weapons in a practical environment, utilizing your low light accessories. There are many accessories out there that folks use, such as a weapon light, lasers, night-sights, fiber optics sights, red dots, and even night vision for those folks that are equipped as such. Utilizing the IDPA stage layout style we attempt to duplicate hallways, rooms, and outdoor environments that you might see in a home defense situation. We shoot on the move and utilize cover as frequently as possible. Many folks have found that being a great shooter during the daytime, and adding a weapon light does not equate to being a great shooter at night. The targets we shoot consist of IDPA/IPSC targets for pistol/pcc, and steel & clay targets for shotguns. Come on out and step into the world of low light shooting. Don’t worry if you don’t have one of the types of firearms, bring what you can and get the experience you get nowhere else.

Are you looking for something fun to do with that new gun you just bought. Are you bored with going to the range and shooting the same boring targets. Come out and join us in one of the fastest growing shooting sports in the country. USPSA shooting has all of the elements of shooting combined in a single match. We have shooting while moving, shooting at moving targets and combine reloads all in a single course of fire. We shoot paper targets and reactive steel targets. You say that you don’t feel comfortable shooting while moving. No problem. You can shoot at your own pace and advance as you learn. We will assign a mentor to help you through the match and become a better shooter. You do not have to be a member of the PSC range or USPSA to shoot the local match.

For decades, PSC shot IDPA matches.  Due to numerous repeated rule changes, the Club has dropped its IDPA affiliation and now shoots what we call "PSC Outlaw Matches."  Our match rules are much like IDPA matches several years ago, with some very significant improvements.

Each match consists of a number of different scenarios that simulate realistic defensive shooting situations.  A competitor receives a score for each scenario in the match and the lowest total score wins.  The score is a composite of the raw time to shoot each scenario, plus time added for points down on targets and any procedural penalties

Please visit the AR15 Match page on the PSC website to review match details before signing up.  Registration is open for one week starting 10 days before the event.

The AR15 Match is a 2 gun event that requires BOTH a rifle and PCC.  Pistols CANNOT be substituted for the PCC.   Please visit the AR15 Match page on the PSC website to review match rules and details before signing up. 

Shooter orientation is held at Range 1 at 8:00AM on Match Day.

PSC MEMBERS AND GUESTS ONLY!  NO EXCEPTIONS!!!

The PSC Low Light Matches are a fun and exciting way to let shooters practice their home defense weapons in a practical environment, utilizing your low light accessories. There are many accessories out there that folks use, such as a weapon light, lasers, night-sights, fiber optics sights, red dots, and even night vision for those folks that are equipped as such. Utilizing the IDPA stage layout style we attempt to duplicate hallways, rooms, and outdoor environments that you might see in a home defense situation. We shoot on the move and utilize cover as frequently as possible. Many folks have found that being a great shooter during the daytime, and adding a weapon light does not equate to being a great shooter at night. The targets we shoot consist of IDPA/IPSC targets for pistol/pcc, and steel & clay targets for shotguns. Come on out and step into the world of low light shooting. Don’t worry if you don’t have one of the types of firearms, bring what you can and get the experience you get nowhere else.