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01 // ABOUT
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About This Program
What to expect when you show up
## What to Expect
[USPSA](/handbook/org-uspsa) (United States Practical Shooting Association) matches test speed and accuracy through dynamic courses of fire. Shooters move through stages engaging targets from multiple positions, with scoring based on points per second.
### Quick Facts
| Detail | Info |
|--------|------|
| Sanctioning body | USPSA |
| Round count | 100-200 rounds typical |
| Divisions | Open, Limited, Production, Carry Optics, PCC, and more |
| Scoring | Hit factor (points divided by time) |
### What to Bring
- Handgun (per division rules)
- Quality belt and holster setup
- At least 4-5 magazines and mag pouches
- 200+ rounds of ammunition
- Eye and ear protection (required)
> Contact Pitcairn-Monroeville Sportsman's Club, Inc. for start time, stage count, and pre-registration. Most clubs welcome new shooters -- ask about a new shooter orientation.
02 // GEAR
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What to Bring
Equipment and gear for this program
1USPSA-legal pistol with minimum 2 magazines
2Minimum 150 rounds of ammunition
3Sturdy belt with holster (no SERPA or cross-draw)
4Magazine pouches (minimum 2)
5Eye protection (required)
6Ear protection (electronic recommended)
Safety & Rules
Know these before your first shot
- All firearms must pass safety inspection before the match
- Eye and ear protection required on all bays
- New shooters must attend the mandatory safety briefing
- Follow all Range Officer commands immediately
- No handling firearms except at designated safe areas
- Loaded firearms only under RO supervision on the firing line
01 // SESSIONS
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Upcoming Sessions
41 sessions scheduled - click any date to view details or register
04 // TIPS
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Pro Tips for Beginners
Advice from experienced shooters
Start with your carry gun if it meets division rules
Focus on safety and completion before speed
Dry fire practice is essential for improvement
Watch classifier videos to understand scoring
Volunteer to help at matches - you learn faster