Hoppe’s Products At USPSA Match Safe Stations Across Country

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posted on May 18, 2021
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This season, Hoppe’s will place gun care products at United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA) competition safe stations across sectional, area and national matches. Hoppe’s products will make an appearance at over 30 matches across the country. In addition, Hoppe’s products will be included on prize tables throughout the 2021 USPSA season.

Fittingly enough, Hoppe’s has been named the Official Gun Cleaning Product of the USPSA for the third year in a row. Here is what USPSA President and CEO Mike Foley had to say about the partnership.

“We’re thrilled to have Hoppe’s back for another year as the Official Gun Cleaning Product of USPSA. Hoppe’s sets the bar for clean firearms, and it’s been a popular addition to our competitions. We’ve seen a lot of competitors using the Hoppe’s products placed at the safe areas around the range. Hoppe’s gives competitors an extra level of confidence that their firearms will operate at peak performance before their next course of fire.”

Learn more about the USPSA at uspsa.org. To get the most up to date information from Hoppe’s, visit hoppes.com.


Read more: Hoppe’s No. 9 Goes Back To Classic Glass Bottle

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