USPSA PCC

[jakemartens]

Well soon as a find a match there will be 1 at least. Big reason is that I already have the equipment on hand. I thought about it for several years but due to my eye sight issues shooting iron sights is a none starter. I looked at open guns but the entry cost was a bit too high for my budget. Being able to shoot with a reddot is very appealing to me.

Don't forget about Carry Optics

 

[singlesix]

I guess the first thing to do is join. Does membership expire 31 Dec or is it one year from you join date?

 

[bwframe]

You don't have to join to play at level 1 matches. I didn't join for my whole first year shooting USPSA. Just come shoot.

 

[singlesix]

You can shoot PCC at Parabellum's indoor match. (will need a chamber flag)

You can shoot PCC in one flight and another division in a second flight.

See you next Wed.

 

[rvb]

I guess the first thing to do is join. Does membership expire 31 Dec or is it one year from you join date?

You don't have to join to play at level 1 matches. I didn't join for my whole first year shooting USPSA. Just come shoot.

this is true and a great feature of uspsa.

but I encourage folks to join, especially after a match or two if you think it's something you'll continue. You'll get started on your way to earning a classification and IMO it's good to support the organization that makes it possible.

to answer your question, membership is valid 1 yr from your join date. just $35-40/yr ($25 if you don't get the magazine, which, IMO, is worth $10/yr... more interesting than any other gun rag out there, with contribution often from members you know...)

-rvb

 

[downrange72]

See you next Wed.

 

[singlesix]

 

[singlesix]

Folks thanks for the information.

 

[cedartop]

Well soon as a find a match there will be 1 at least. Big reason is that I already have the equipment on hand. I thought about it for several years but due to my eye sight issues shooting iron sights is a none starter. I looked at open guns but the entry cost was a bit too high for my budget. Being able to shoot with a reddot is very appealing to me.

I shoot carry optics with my EDC Glock/RMR. May try it in open though so I can go appendix carry.

 

[blkrifle]

Weve had a couple, and at least one who hadn't shot in a couple yrs but PCC brought him back in...

-rvb

thats a good thing!

 

[colt22man]

Unfortunately our landlord lease forbids center fire rifles on Silver Creek Consevation Club property.

 

[jakemartens]

this is true and a great feature of uspsa.

but I encourage folks to join, especially after a match or two if you think it's something you'll continue. You'll get started on your way to earning a classification and IMO it's good to support the organization that makes it possible.

to answer your question, membership is valid 1 yr from your join date. just $35-40/yr ($25 if you don't get the magazine, which, IMO, is worth $10/yr... more interesting than any other gun rag out there, with contribution often from members you know...)

-rvb

Thanks!

 

[cedartop]

this is true and a great feature of uspsa.

but I encourage folks to join, especially after a match or two if you think it's something you'll continue. You'll get started on your way to earning a classification and IMO it's good to support the organization that makes it possible.

to answer your question, membership is valid 1 yr from your join date. just $35-40/yr ($25 if you don't get the magazine, which, IMO, is worth $10/yr... more interesting than any other gun rag out there, with contribution often from members you know...)

-rvb

I got the 2016 annual issue with my membership card. There was pretty good information in there on getting started in the sport. I was happy to have an experienced competitor go with me at my first match, but even so just what I had read here and in the magazine would have made it fairly pain free. The name of the guy who wrote the last article in the magazine seemed familiar.

 

[I'lltakethree]

Don't forget about Carry Optics

I shoot PCC and Carry Optics. They are both alot of fun!