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Match Results You can use the search bar below to search for club name, club code, or match name. Loading... Tier 4 Matches Match Club ID Club Name Start Date Paid Date 2026 Ruger WSSC Presented by Vortex Optic…

BELT ANTHEM May 16 Written By JOHN GATUS The Belt Defensive ChampionShip Has Arrived PCSL is proud to announce the inaugural Belt Defensive Championship at Mission 160. One gun….shot from concealment! BDC presents a…

2026 Belt Concealment Championship Apr 21 Written By JOHN GATUS The concealed carry conversation is evolving, and the 2026 Belt Concealment Championship is stepping in as one of the clearest indicators of where the…

2025 PCSL 2-Gun Nationals // REGISTER HERE 2025 SPONSOR PACKET DOWNLOAD Hosted by: SOUTHERN UTAH PRACTICAL SHOOTING CENTER (SUPS) 1134 Regional Park Rd Hurricane, Utah 84737

MATCH HOODIES by HOWITZER for the 2025 PCSL 2-Gun Nationals Two colorways will be offered to competitors as shown: Black/Grey or Tan/Brown. This custom Howitzer Performance Hooded Jersey design features an iconic top…

Rule Changes and Updates This page documents the history of changes to the PCSL General Rulebook. 2026 Version 2026-09-14 Draftable Comparison 15.3.1/15.3.1.1/15.4.1 non-inert firearm flagging wording updated Versi…

D.1 Modified (MOD) Rifle Any rifle allowed per Section B.1.1 with the following adjustments: D.1.1 Maximum muzzle device size 1.0” diameter x 3.0” length measured from end of barrel crown to end of muzzle. D.1.2 …

C.1 PCSL Shotgun - Core Divisions There are no recognized divisions at this time. C.2 PCSL Shotgun - Recognized Divisions C.2.1 Open (OPEN) Minimum Caliber 20 Gauge Maximum Caliber 12 Gauge Minimum power facto…

B.1 PCSL Rifle - Core Divisions B.1.1 Competition (COMP) PCC allowed Pistol Caliber Carbines as defined in Section A.1.3 are allowed Minimum caliber 5.7x28, 5.45x39, 5.56x45, 9x19mm Maximum caliber .308 Win/7.…

BAN STATE DIVISIONS - PCSL recognizes lower capacity versions of all core and recognized divisions when shot in a state or region that has laws restricting magazine capacity. These divisions (such as Competition-10, Pra…

17.1 Glossary 17.1.1 180 Rule A plane, typically perpendicular to the direction of the bay at the competitor’s position, where the safe muzzle direction for the stage is defined to be downrange of this plane. See Se…

In all situations involving Match DQs, the Range Master must be called to confirm the punitive action with the RO Team. At events where competitors may be allowed multiple entries (such as shooting multiple divisions or…

In all situations involving Stage DQs, the Range Master must be called to confirm the punitive action with the RO Team. Breaking certain safety rules may not result in an immediately dangerous situation, but may allow f…

Procedurals may be assigned for actions that disobey the instructions provided by these rules, the WSB, or Range Rules. Because PCSL allows stage procedures to be highly flexible, cases may arise where there is no clear …

11.1 Acceptable scoring types by match type 11.1.1 PCSL 2-Gun, Pistol Caliber 2-Gun, Rifle, and Pistol matches All affiliated PCSL 2-Gun, Pistol Caliber 2-Gun, Rifle, and Pistol matches must use Hit Factor scoring. …

Being an open-source format, PCSL highly encourages experimentation by match directors. Virtually any target that can be engaged safely and consistently by all competitors in the match can be used at the MD’s discretion.…

9.1 Stage Equipment 9.1.1 Walls Walls are structures that simulate impenetrable barriers on the stage. 9.1.1.1 Wall sections Individual walls are defined as having three sections - the two outer “posts” and the ce…

7.1 Written Stage Brief (WSB) Each stage shall have a written stage brief published and posted at the stage. The WSB shall contain all pertinent information required for a competitor to fairly and correctly shoot the s…

6.1 Coaching & Coachable Competitors For standard competitors, coaching is not allowed either by an RO or other person. It is the competitor’s responsibility to understand the course of fire, prepare their equipment fo…

5.1 Range Commands 5.1.1 “Make ready.” When it is time for a competitor to begin the stage and the ROs have determined the stage is clear, the Timer RO will issue the “Make Ready” command. 5.1.1.1 Before make ready…

The match will be conducted according to a posted schedule released prior to the match. 4.1 Fixed Squadding Matches Every competitor will be on a squad, except in the case of RM approved situations (such as a competit…

All divisions referenced here are listed in Appendix A , Appendix B , Appendix C 3.1 PCSL Division Types 3.1.1 Core Divisions PCSL’s core set of divisions for each match type. 3.1.1.1 PCR System Tracking Core …

USPSA Northeast Section Home Announcements Clubs Links Matches Section Info Contact Club Map Bass River Rod And Gun Club Yarmouth Port, MA 02675 Starting Time: 10:00AM Squadded Contact: Tim Kent Map an…

2.1 Belt and Holster Required for all stages where the competitor is shooting a handgun, unless otherwise specified by the WSB. 2.1.1 Belt at waist level The competitor’s belt must be worn at waist level. 2.1.2 Ho…

USPSA Northeast Section Home Announcements Clubs Links Matches Section Info Contact Lee Sportsmen's Club Level I NROI Seminar 1/8/2022 NROI level 1 seminar is set for March 26 & 27 at the Lee Sportsmen'…

1.1 Follow the four rules of firearms safety at all times 1.1.1 Rule 1 Know and be able to justify the condition of your firearms at all times. 1.1.2 Rule 2 Keep your firearm pointed in a safe direction. 1.1.3 R…

USPSA Northeast Section Home Announcements Clubs Links Matches Section Info Contact Who We Are We are the Northeast Section of AREA 7 of the United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA) , which…