Welcome to the AR15 Match at PSC
Over the past two decades, sales of semiautomatic sporting rifles have been off the charts, making the AR15 truly America’s Rifle. During that time, we have also witnessed an explosion in the popularity of pistol caliber carbines (PCC) to the point that these are now used in pistol competitions such as IDPA and USPSA. If you own both an AR15 rifle and PCC, we have a fun 2Gun match for you.
Our match is run & gun style and is designed to challenge your ability to operate your gear, shoot quickly and accurately, and react to various unusual scenarios. We typically shoot 4 to 5 stages with targets ranging from 5 yards to 300 yards. Targets include paper, reactive steel, and moving objects. Challenges include shooting from various positions (standing, kneeling, sitting, prone), using various props, shooting on the move, firing from weak side, etc. Round count is typically 30-35 for rifle and 40-50 for PCC. Scoring is based on Time plus Penalties.
Who Can Shoot
Our match is open to both PSC members and non-members.
When
The first Saturday of every month from 7:30AM to 3:00PM.
Divisions & Categories
Divisions are based on your rifle sighting system as defined below. PCCs do not fall under any division and can be equipped in any manner.
- Iron Sights
- Open Limited (non-magnified optics – ex: red dot)
- Open (magnified optics including fixed & variable power scopes, magnified red dot/prism)
There is an Exempt category specifically for shooters with physical limitations. Shooters who sign up for this category will be given the option to bypass certain challenges that are beyond their abilities.
What You Will Need
- Semiautomatic rifle AND semiautomatic PCC that accept detachable magazines.
- Rifle caliber is limited to intermediary cartridges (ex: 223/5.56, 7.62x39, 300 BLK). Steel core (green tip), incendiary, or tracer rounds are prohibited. PCC calibers include 9mm, 40 & 45 cal. 22LR is not allowed for either rifle or PCC.
- Minimum 3 magazines per gun.
- Minimum 2 magazine holders per gun.
- Hearing and eye protection.
- Empty Chamber Indicator (ECI), a.k.a. empty chamber flag, for each gun.
- Case/Bag to carry your guns. Many shooters use a cart or caddy to carry all their gear in a safe manner.
- Comfortable clothing. You will be shooting from a variety of positions and you will be moving, so wear something that allows for this.
- Hydration and snacks.
If you have any questions, please contact the Match Director at