Gallery: 2016 USPSA Area 6 Championship

Pictured here is Open Division competitor Karina Draghi sporting her pretty paw print Infinity.

Ryan Clements, Limited Division competitor, shows off his self-proclaimed “Frankenstein Glock.”

Limited Division competitor, Josh Weeks, burns down the shoot house on Stage 1, “Broken Home.”

Open Division Junior competitor, Rachel “Sugar Plum” Smith hustling on Stage 2, “Which Way Next?”

Kaci Cochran, High Lady in Open Division, moves with calculated precision into position on Stage 2, “Which Way Next?”

Here an Open Division competitor navigates a sea of “no-shoots” on Stage 3, “Long Run Home.”

Tom Lackley, Limited Division Junior competitor, takes targets on the move on Stage 5, “Dexterous.”

Anniston Baluyot, Limited Division Junior competitor, fearlessly engages the swinger here on Stage 6, “Relay for Life.”

Stage 7, “Wide Mouth Frog,” had many available ports from which to engage many targets but here we see Sonny Morton, Production Division competitor, working long-range and on only one foot through a small available port on the right side of the stage.

Stage 8, “No Time!” had not one but two drop turners. Here the competitor is engaging the first drop turner.

This competitor engages the first three of six long range steel on Stage 9 appropriately named “Long Dings.”

Stage 10, “X-Factor Standards,” required five rounds each from both strong-hand only and support-hand only. This competitor executes perfect form on the mandatory support-hand only shots. 

On Stage 11, “Last Six,” the final six rounds had to be fired using the support-hand only. Here the competitor is reaching for a fresh magazine before the transfer to his support-hand.

Here on Stage 12, “Gear Shifter,” the range officer is about to issue a command. “Are you ready? Stand by.”

Have you ever had the opportunity to shoot 500 different pistols in four days? If you’re working the chrono, you have. Seriously, this may be the coolest volunteer position.

Let’s thank all the volunteers who ran all 500-plus competitors—without whom these matches would not be possible.

I don’t know why but I have an obsession with range brass. Isn’t it sweet?