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10.1.1 Creeping p. 29 Share Creeping – A competitor who is creeping (e.g., moving hands towards the firearm or raising the firearm from low ready start position) AT the start signal shall receive a 3 second procedural…

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Offensive or objectionable garments are not allowed on the range. Anyone wearing items deemed to be offensive or objectionable will be asked to leave

Eye and hearing protection is required for all competitors and spectators. Anyone observed without eye or hearing protection will be required to leave

The range is cold! All firearms will be kept UNLOADED except on the firing line under the direct supervision of a Match Official. If it is possible th

The official USPSA, Multigun, and Steel Challenge competition rules — searchable, linkable, and always current.

The official USPSA, Multigun, and Steel Challenge competition rules — searchable, linkable, and always current.

The official USPSA, Multigun, and Steel Challenge competition rules — searchable, linkable, and always current.

Magazine Measurement Procedure Measurements on magazines are as follows: 5.561” (141.25 mm) 6.742” (171.25 mm) The primary magazine measuring device s

Note: RFRI = Rimfire Rifle Irons; RFRO = Rimfire Rifle Optics

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Note: PCCI = Pistol Caliber Carbine Irons; PCCO = Pistol Caliber Carbine Optics Special Conditions: 1) Short Barreled Rifles (SBR’s) are permitted pro

Special conditions: 1. Only Double Action, Double Action/Single Action, and Safe Action/Striker Fired handguns are allowed, and must be on the approve

NOTE: ISR = Iron Sight Revolver, OSR = Optical Sight Revolver Special conditions: 1. “Self-loading” revolvers with retractable slides are prohibited i

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Special conditions: 1. Only 1911 production type pistols. Must be available to the general public and have their basis in the original 1911 service pi

Special conditions: 1. Only Double Action, Selective Action, and Safe Action/Striker Fired guns are allowed, and must be on the approved list. Guns wi

Note: RFPI = Rimfire Pistol Irons; RFPO = Rimfire Pistol Optics

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1 Minimum power factor for Major NA for Steel Challenge 2 Minimum power factor for Minor NA for Steel Challenge 3 Minimum bullet weight NA for Steel Challenge 4 Minimum cartridge dimensions 9x19 mm (0.354” x 0.748”) For …

Note: RRI = Rimfire Revolver Irons; RRO = Rimfire Revolver Optics

1 Minimum power factor for Major NA for Steel Challenge 2 Minimum power factor for Minor NA for Steel Challenge 3 Minimum bullet weight NA for Steel Challenge 4 Minimum cartridge dimensions 9x19 mm (0.354” x 0.748”) For …

1 Minimum power factor for Major NA for Steel Challenge 2 Minimum power factor for Minor NA for Steel Challenge 3 Minimum bullet weight NA for Steel Challenge 4 Minimum bullet caliber / cartridge case length. .38 cal. / …

B.1 – 5 to Go, SC-101 B.2 – Showdown, SC-102 B.3 – Smoke & Hope, SC-103 B.4 – Outer Limits, SC-104 B.5 – Accelerator, SC-105 B.6 – The Pendulum, SC-10

All competitors that are active USPSA/SCSA members may be classified in one or more divisions provided the competitor has shot a minimum of 4 of the 8

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Level I (Local) Level II Level III (Regional/ Level IV (World Championship) Division Recognition 3 5 (recommended) (State) National) 10 10 Class Recog

Level III (Regional/ Level IV (World Championship) Must use official Steel Challenge Stages Level I (Local) Level II (State) National) R (A minimum of

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9.9.1 p. 61 Share Non-disappearing and Visible Targets: Activated scoring targets which present a legal portion of the A-zone, either prior to activation or when they stop (gravity operated), or which continuously appear…

9.8.1 p. 60 Share Each competitor is responsible to maintain an accurate record of their scores to verify the results posted by the Stats Officer. 9.8.2 p. 60 Share After all competitors have completed a match; the provi…

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NOTE: For purposes of these rules, the words “score sheet” and “scoring device” are identical and interchangeable. Score sheet can refer to the paper

9.6.1 p. 58 Share After the Range Officer has declared “Range is Clear” the competitor or their delegate will be allowed to accompany the official responsible for scoring to verify the scoring. However, this may not appl…

9.5.1 p. 56 Share Unless otherwise specified in the written stage briefing, scoring cardboard targets must be shot with a minimum of one round each. Scoring metal targets must be shot with a minimum of one round each and…

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9.4.1 p. 56 Share If in the opinion of the Match Director a tie in match results must be broken the affected competitors must shoot one or more courses of fire nominated or created by the Match Director until the tie is …

9.3.1 p. 55 Share Unless otherwise stipulated in the written stage briefing, any cardboard target designated as a “shoot” target must be neutralized by either one (1) “A” hit - OR - two (2) hits anywhere inside the scori…

9.2.1 p. 51 Share The written stage briefing for each course of fire must specify one of the following 2 scoring methods: 9.2.1.1 p. 51 Share “ Comstock ” – Unlimited time stops on the last shot, unlimited number of sh…

9.11.1 p. 62 Share The scoring program approved by USPSA is PractiScore. No other scoring program must be used for any USPSA sanctioned match without the prior written approval of the USPSA Director at Large. Handheld el…

9.10.1 p. 62 Share Only the timing device operated by a Range Officer must be used to record the official elapsed time of a competitor’s attempt at a course of fire . If a timing device is faulty a competitor whose atte…

9.1.1 p. 49 Share Approaching Targets – While scoring is in progress, competitors or their delegate must not approach any target closer than 3 feet without the authorization of the Range Officer. Violation may, at the di…

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8.7.1 p. 48 Share A competitor is permitted to take a sight picture prior to the start signal. Such sight picture is only permitted from the “Make Ready” location. On a multigun stage sight pictures are permitted for e…

8.6.1 p. 47 Share No assistance of any kind can be given to a competitor during a course of fire , except that any Range Officer assigned to a stage may issue safety warnings to a competitor at any time. Such warnings w…

8.5.1 p. 46 Share Except when the competitor is actually aiming or shooting at targets all movement (see Glossary, App. A3) must be accomplished with the fingers visibly outside the trigger guard. 8.5.2 p. 47 Share If a …

8.4.1 p. 45 Share When loading, reloading or unloading during a course of fire , the competitor’s fingers must be visibly outside the trigger guard and the firearm must be pointed safely downrange or in another safe…

The approved range commands and their sequence are as follows:

8.2.1 p. 42 Share The firearm is prepared as specified in the written stage briefing, and is in compliance with the requirements of the relevant Division. 8.2.2 p. 42 Share The competitor assumes the start position as …

The ready condition for firearms will normally be as stated below. Note that a course of fire may require that a firearm be “staged” (prepared and pla

7.3.1 p. 39 Share Match organizers must, prior to commencement of a match, appoint a Match Director and a Range Master to carry out the duties detailed in these rules. The nominated Range Master should preferably be the …

7.2.1 p. 39 Share The Range Master has authority over all Match Officials other than the Match Director (except when the Match Director is actually participating as a competitor at the match,) and is responsible for deci…

The duties and terms of reference of Match Officials are defined as follows:

6.5.1 p. 36 Share Competitors must compete for score according to the published match and squadding schedule. A competitor who is not present at the scheduled time and date for any stage may not attempt that stage withou…

6.4.1 p. 36 Share All competitors must be individual members of USPSA or a current member of their IPSC region for Level II and above competitions. A competitor who submits a paid USPSA membership application to the Matc…

6.3.1 p. 35 Share USPSA matches may include different Categories within each Division to recognize different groups of competitors. A competitor may declare multiple Categories for a match or tournament. 6.3.2 p. 35 Shar…

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