SUPS Introduction to Competitive Shooting Clinic 2026-10-17

This clinic is designed for individuals who want to sharpen their shooting skills and unleash their competitive spirit. It is not designed for brand-new shooters. You should already be comfortable with your own pistol or rifle.

The Southern Utah Practical Shooting Range (SUPS) wants to provide a friendly, encouraging, and informative environment for anyone who is considering getting into shooting competitions. To that goal, we want to get you started on the right foot.

This means understanding what USPSA matches require of every shooter, starting with safety, common equipment used, range commands, basic techniques, scoring and penalties, and how to use a free application called PractiScore to sign up for your first match and see your scores. Our emphasis is on Safety, Fun, and Learning.

The clinic is being held on the first and third Saturday of each month and will last for approximately 2.5 hours. We will get started at 9:00 a.m. sharp, so please arrive no later than 8:45 a.m. You will shoot four timed stages of increasing levels of difficulty. In addition, we will watch one of the USPSA stages that is taking place. Since each of these disciplines is very different, you will get the chance to see which you like best.

Items Required to Bring to the Clinic
Eye and ear protection. Eye protection should be ANSI-rated; fashion glasses are not safe.
Your favorite semi-auto rimfire or centerfire pistol or PCC in an appropriate storage bag or case.
A holster for your pistol (if you have one) and a chamber flag for your rifle.
Approximately 100–150 rounds of ammunition and two or more magazines.
Water, snacks, and appropriate clothing for the weather.

Arrive with all firearms bagged or cased. You will handle your firearm only at a designated Safe Area.

New: If you have questions ahead of time or have trouble signing up, email me at jeff@supsrange.com. Class size is limited to five participants to maximize your learning experience.

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