Cherokee IPSC
Cherokee IPSC is the USPSA practical pistol program that runs matches at Cherokee Gun Club, north of Atlanta. Its stage designs are meant to challenge shooters from novice to Grandmaster. Matches fall on the second Saturday of each month. Registration and squadding go through Practiscore, where shoo...
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Cherokee IPSC is the USPSA practical pistol program that runs matches at Cherokee Gun Club, north of Atlanta. Its stage designs are meant to challenge shooters from novice to Grandmaster.
- •Matches fall on the second Saturday of each month.
- •Registration and squadding go through Practiscore, where shooters pick a division and power factor ahead of time.
- •On-site check-in is still required to sign the safety waiver, even after online registration.
- •New shooters attend a mandatory safety briefing before the match.
- •The shooters' meeting comes before the first stage, and the match runs into the afternoon.
The range is a cold range. Personal firearms stay in locked vehicles except when a range officer directs otherwise. Pistol bay #1 is kept open to Cherokee Gun Club members on match days, and match parking is on the upper part of the property.
Safety Information
- •Check current conditions before visiting
- •Follow all posted safety guidelines
- •Respect other shooters and maintain safe distances
Restrictions
- •Members only for range use
- •IPSC rules and safety protocols required
- •Eye and ear protection mandatory
- •Firearms must be unloaded until on firing line
- •No unauthorized ammunition types
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