“match results”

There’s a lot more to competitive shooting than sending rounds downrange. There are the private aspects we don’t see—building guns, loading our own ammo, dry firing in our living rooms, selecting gear—and for most of us, focusing on our shooting means shutting out all distractions and all other shooters, and maybe putting on our game face.

Match results as of 12:00 p.m. Friday, August 14.

When CMP introduced the “as-issued” games a little over a decade ago, a military surplus Mauser or Mosin-Nagant could be had for about $100 and an M1 carbine in NRA Very Good condition fetched, if memory serves, about $400. Today—thanks in large part to the skyrocketing popularity of the carbine—a quick online check of non-collector milsurp M1 carbine prices varies from $630 to $1350. Whether that is still “inexpensive” is up to the individual shooter’s wallet.

Share results of your local matches through your submitted score sheets.

Over 500 competitors attended the 2016 USPSA Area 6 Championship.

The D-Day Match commemorates the 72nd Anniversary of the Allied Forces landing at Normandy Beach.

In the Rimfire Sporter Match competitors fire smallbore sporter rifles in three different classes: T-Class (telescoped rifles), O-Class (open sights) and Tactical.

This year's SWN attracted over 400 long-range competitors from the F-Open, F-T/R and prone sling communities.

How to find and work with a good gun mechanic.