X3 Multi Gun and Rifle Club Matches

X3 Multi-Gun match is Southern California’s premier 3 gun match featuring 6 stages that combine close quarters and precision shooting. Targets include standard and half-sized USPSA paper targets, reactive steel targets, shotgun clays, and special targets like double-spinners and plate racks. All you need is you, your rifle, pistol, and shotgun, enough magazines for 30-60 rounds per stage, and ammunition for the day.  Our recommended loadout is 150 rifle, 150 pistol, 150 birdshot, 15 00 buckshot, and 15 slugs. Registration opens at 0730, there is a mandatory shooter meeting at 0830, and shooting starts at 0845 sharp! If you want to squad with your friends, you had better sign up early as the squads fill up very quickly. Match fees for the event will be $40 and need to either be paid in advance on the CTA website or at the Pro Shop on your way in.  All shooters must stop at the Pro Shop to sign the range waiver on the way in.

 

Safety Requirements

• All long guns must have a safety/chamber flag installed when not on the line.
• All long guns must be bagged or cased when transported between your car to the stages as well as between stages.

 

Divisions

• Limited (No Magnification – RDS allowed)
• Tactical (1 magnified optic allowed + secondary iron sights)
• Open (Multiple electronic optics allowed)
• Heavy Metal Limited (.30 cal or larger, No Magnification – RDS allowed)
• Heavy Metal Tactical (.30 cal or larger, 1 magnified optic allowed + secondary iron sights)
• CA 10-Round

 

Rules are based on the USPSA Multigun Rules (http://www.uspsa.org/uspsa-rules.php)

 

Scoring is basic Time-Plus with stage points. All USPSA paper targets require one “A or B” hit or two hits anywhere else to neutralize. All steel targets must be hit to be neutralized. The rifle spinner must spin 360-degrees to be neutralized. Penalties are assessed for a single “C” or “D” zone hit (+5s), no-shoot hits – max 2 per target (+5s), failure to neutralize (target engaged-no hits) (+10s), failure to engage (+15s), and failure to complete an obstacle like a rifle spinner (+60) – although this last one won’t be in every match. When there is long range rifle steel in the match (200+ yards), it is designated as Enhanced Penalty Targets and a failure to neutralize any of those will be a +20s penalty.

 

Available Divisions

• Open
• PCC
• Limited Major
• Limited Minor
• Carry Optics
• Production
• Single Stack Major
• Single Stack Minor

 

Rules are based on the United Pistol League Rules (http://unitedpistolleague.com/rules/)

 

Scoring is Hit-Factor – best 2 hits on paper are scored for points, steel must fall to score, and your stage score is determined by the number of points per second you earn (hit factor).

The Piru CTA SoCal Steel Challenge is an SCSA sanctioned Level I match with all eight Steel Challenge Stages of fire. USPSA membership is not required to shoot this match but is required for SCSA classification. SCSA rules will apply. More details, competition rules, and stage configurations are available at https://scsa.org
Scores will be posted to Practiscore by the end of the match day. All shooters who provide USPSA numbers will have their scores submitted to SCSA by Wednesday of match week and will affect classification.

 

Check-in begins at 8:00 am. There will be a shooters’ meeting promptly at 8:30am and competition will begin by 8:45am. Please be on time so all squads can start simultaneously. Late arrivals will be squadded at the sole discretion of the match director.

 

Price

$35 for non-members

$30 for any CTA member or shooter over 60 years of age

$25 per person for any family of three or more

$25 for juniors under 18 years of age

$15 for each additional gun used in competition

June Match Registration on Practiscore

Please see the full description of the Piru CTA SoCal Steel Challenge below this page.

SOCAL PRACTICAL SHOOTING

USPSA Competition

Ventura County

 

We are extremely excited to announce that USPSA is back in Piru, CA. SOCAL PRACTICAL SHOOTING USPSA shooting competitions. Previously known as Deadwood Boys, it is the premier USPSA club in SoCal, located at the California Tactical Academy range in Piru, California. This Level I match consists of 7 total stages of paper and steel targets.

 

Check in with CTA staff and make sure that all shooters and non shooters sign the waiver and get a wristband before we head up the road. Check in starts at 7:30 AM till 8:15 AM. Shooters meeting is at 8:30 AM.

 

If you are registering on site, please see us at the Pro Shop located in the Public Rifle Range. Whether you register online or on site, all shooters must stop by the Pro Shop and check in! Need ammo? We also have reloaded competition-spec ammunition for sale at the Pro Shop. Match scoring is through PractiScore, so you will need to make sure to download the free app on your phone or tablet for the match (there are a limited number of club tablets available, but it is always a good idea to have the app on your phone as a backup). If you have any questions, please call us at 805-398-0003 or 805 521-1177.  805-468-5634 Cell

Precision Rifle matches in Piru, CA

Long Range Rifle Match | Shoot Precision Rifle in Los Angeles Outdoor Shooting Range

 

Precision Rifle matches consist of 6 stages with challenging targets from 200 to 1000 yards. The round count is around 60. Each stage requires between 9 to 12 rounds.

 

The shooters will be moving on uneven terrain and shooting from positions that will simulate field conditions. This is an excellent match for all practitioners of long-range shooting regardless of skill level. This match will also be beneficial for hunters as well as military and law enforcement snipers.

 

Ammunition limitation:
Caliber is limited to .30 caliber max, with a maximum speed of 3500 FPS. No steel core ammunition will be allowed.

 

Equipment
You will need a rifle with an optic that will allow you to locate and engage targets, and any other shooting gear you like to use. Rangefinders, spotting scopes, binoculars, shooting rests are all acceptable.

 

Divisions are either Semi-Auto or Manually Operated Rifle.

 

Safety Requirements:
All long guns must have a safety/chamber flag installed when not on the line.

 

All long guns must be bagged or cased when transported between your car to the stages as well as between stages

 

0700 AM Check in Bay 14. You must first stop at Pro Shop to sign waiver.
Zero check if needed
0800 AM Match start
Match fee: $40

Single Action Shooting Society (S.A.S.S.) Cowboy Action Shooting is a 3 gun action steel sport using 19th-century firearms and wearing 19th-century cowboy style clothing while shooting at steel targets. The match is designed for all levels of shooting experience. We also offer a safe, family-friendly environment while providing an enjoyable low-stress atmosphere. This is a great entry-level activity for people who have never shot firearms. Schedule: Sign up starts at 8 am shooters meeting at 9 am.

 

 

There is also a competitive side to “Cowboy Action Shooting”. The Single Action Shooting Society is a worldwide organization that provides state, regional, national and world championships. The firearms we use are known as “cowboy guns”. This is because these guns were featured in the popular “Old West” cowboy tv shows and movies that started in the 1900’s through present day. These guns include single action pistols, lever action rifles, and western style shotguns (double barrel side by side, the 1897 pump and lever action shotguns). The participants are required to wear clothing that is reflective of the period or featured in western movies and TV shows. If you do not have any of the guns required to come on out to the match anyway. The match director, World Champion, “Lefty Longridge “, aka Joe Alesia, will show you the necessary guns and equipment to get started! The following is a list of the basic equipment needed to shoot a match.

 

Acceptable Firearms – 2 Single Action Pistols- allowable calibers: 32,38,357, 44-40, and 45. Lever Action Pistol Caliber Rifle known as a “Saddle” Rifle. Double barrel, 1897 pump or 1896 lever action Shotgun.

 

Ammo Requirements – Lead bullets only. No jacketed ammo. FPS must be no less than 700, no more than 1000 fps.

 

Acceptable Holsters And Gun Belts – Holsters must be of a design from the 19th century. They must be made of leather and safely retain the pistols while the shooter is moving to and from the shooting positions.

 

Acceptable Clothing – The spirit of the sport is to reflect a western town of the 19th century or B-Western television show. Cowboy hats, modern cowboy boots, and Roper type boots are acceptable. No Ball Caps, any athletic shoes, t-shirts, short sleeve shirts, short pants, combat boots, nylon boots or canvas shoes, designer jeans or any clothing with a logo.

Action Pistol Shooting Competition in California

 

Piru Action Pistol Club is a steel match that incorporates the movement of an action sport with the sensation of shooting at reactionary steel. The targets include plate racks, dueling trees, poppers, double spinners and bonus targets with knockout centers. This sport will challenge all levels of skills from advanced competitors to people who are interested in getting into the shooting sports.

 

New competitors will shoot with experienced instructors that will ensure a friendly and safe environment while learning the rules and procedures that apply to all the shooting sports. Each match will consist of 6 stages, with scoring based on time, minus bonus count. Round count will be approximately 200 rounds. The categories are Limited, Limited 10, 1911, LEO, Open, and PCC. The Shooter’s meeting will be at 9 am.

 

If you are registering onsite, please be at the Pro Shop located in the Public Rifle Range with enough time to be assigned a squad and attend the Shooter’s meeting. Whether you register online or not all shooters must stop by the Pro Shop and check in! Need ammo? We also have reloaded competition-spec ammunition for sale at the Pro Shop. Match scoring is through PractiScore.Com, so you will need to make sure to download the free app on your phone or tablet for the match. If you have any questions, please call us at 805-398-0003 or 805 521-1177.