Location: Indoor Range

Chairman:   Mike Cosentino (mikemjfplumbing@aol.com)
Co-Chair:     Scott Russo (obindooraction1@gmail.com)

Description:

New Shooter? Start Here:
Indoor Action matches are beginner-friendly and a great way to learn USPSA-style shooting. Many competitors started just like you.

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Getting started:

Observe one match to see how it runs.

Ask questions of competitors and Range Officers.

Register for a future match when ready.

Equipment needed: safe center fire pistol, 4–6 magazines, holster, mag pouches, ammunition, eye and ear protection. No specialized gear required.
Matches: First and Third Friday of each month, 6:00–11:00 PM.
Register here: https://www.practiscore.com/

Questions? Contact either the Indoor Action Chairman or Co-Chairman and we will be happy to help you get started.

Overview
Competitors move through stages, engage multiple targets, and negotiate obstacles. Scoring combines speed and accuracy, creating a fun and challenging experience for all levels.

Match Details
Schedule: Check-in 5:30 PM, followed by a briefing and hammer down start at 6:15 PM, wrap up around 11:00 PM

Participants: Open to all - club members, non-members, USPSA and non-USPSA members

Registration limit: 24 shooters per match

New shooters: Must observe at least one match before competing

Equipment & Firearms
Allowed: Center fire pistols

Not allowed: .22 caliber pistols, Ruger Mark I–IV, High Standard target pistols

Magazines: 4–6 recommended

Ammunition

Eye and ear protection

Magazine pouches and holster.

First Match Checklist
Safe pistol & magazines

Ammunition (100–125 per match, 175 recommended) 

Eye & ear protection

Holster

Pistol rug (bag)

Magazine pouches

Optional: Range bag

New shooters are encouraged to ask questions and get guidance from experienced competitors.

Safety & Supervision
All stages are overseen by trained Range Officers. Safety protocols include:

Following Range Officer commands

This is a cold range.

Handling firearms only in designated areas (Ask Range Officers before handling your firearm)

Strictly Enforced: 180-degree rule, and the finger must remain outside the trigger guard until the shooter is ready to engage targets.

Mandatory eye and ear protection

Follow OSHA safety guidelines for lead exposure.

Supportive environment for learning procedures and safe gun handling

Outdoor USPSA Matches
Sanctioned USPSA matches are held at the Outdoor Range on the fourth Sunday of each month (except December). New shooters are welcome.