GPS Shooting Sports

GPS Shooting Sports organizes sanctioned competitive shooting matches at Wallis-Orchard Gun Range (12206 Reinecke Rd, Wallis, Texas 77485). They run USPSA, Steel Challenge, and specialized competition formats for shooters at all levels.

• •Registration through Practiscore - All matches require online registration.

• •USPSA Level II match
• •12 stages + chronograph testing
• •300 rounds minimum
• •1 or 2-day format options (Friday all day, Saturday all day, Sat AM/Sun AM, or Sat PM/Sun AM)
• •Sponsorship opportunities available

• •Single Stack Only division
• •USPSA Level 2 sanctioned
• •10 stages + chronograph
• •250 rounds
• •1 or 2-day match options

Steel Challenge consists of 5 steel plates per stage with one Stop Plate. Shooters can engage plates in any order, but the Stop Plate must be last (hitting it ends the string). You get 5 strings per stage and your score is the best 4 strings.

Allowed divisions: - Rimfire Pistol (Optics or Iron Sights) - Rimfire Rifle (Optics or Iron Sights) - Pistol Caliber Carbine (Optics or Iron Sights) - Centerfire Pistol (Open, Limited, Production, Single Stack, Carry Optics, Limited Optics) - Revolver (Iron Sights or Optics)

You can shoot up to 2 guns for $10 additional entry fee (must register second gun in Practiscore with 2nd gun discount).

The New Generation match is a simplified USPSA format designed for new competitors. Equipment rules are relaxed while maintaining full USPSA safety standards and scoring rules.

Format: - 6 stages maximum - 120 round minimum (150 recommended with make-ups) - Hit Factor scoring (best 2 shots per target) - Two power factors: Major (165+ min) and Minor (125+ min)

Divisions: - Optics (red dot, scope, or laser) - Iron Sights (notch and post) - PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine) - Optics 10 / Iron Sights 10 (for 10-round magazine limits)

All GPS matches follow COLD RANGE protocols: - No firearm handling except in designated Safe Area tables or under Range Officer supervision - Safe Areas are for unloaded firearms only - Ammunition and magazines prohibited in Safe Areas - Mandatory trigger finger discipline during movement - Muzzle discipline (180 rule enforced) - Accidental discharge = disqualification - Sweeping = disqualification - 3 over-the-berm disqualifications results in range ban

• •Pre-match email sent night before with bay assignments and squad info
• •Practiscore registration closes night before match
• •Stage reset required - all competitors help tape targets and reset stages (except on-deck and just-finished shooters)
• •Parking provided with staff direction
• •One-way loop traffic on range road
• •Speed limits enforced
• •Trash removal required - leave range as clean as arrival

GPS maintains a stage repository with detailed information on all stages used in their competitions.

"Safety is of the utmost importance in this sport. Violating any of the safety rules will lead to disqualification from the match."

Check the Facebook page for latest updates on match schedules, weather cancellations, and registration deadlines. Range Officer and staff applications available through Practiscore for each major match.