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Where does everyone compete at?

Mil-Dot said:
We shoot at Prado, SWPL and Pala. If you're ever looking to squad up
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South OC also. I normally shoot NRA Highpower "service rifle" with Santa Margarita (Camp Pendleton) or Escondido Fish & Game. Starting to consider getting into IDPA and/or USPSA

Where does SWPL have their matches?
 
Punkur67 said:
I have tried to sign up for the last 4 LDF matches and they were completely full the morning registration opened. I'm on the wait list for this Sunday
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For all the SoCal USPSA matches, if you’re not on the sign up page on PractiScore exactly when the match opens, you’re likely not going to shoot. Especially LdF.

LdF and SWPL actually close signups when the waitlist gets 20 deep.
 
John wick style speed shooting seems impractical to me. So does the cmp games matches I've participated in prior at apple valley. I want to see those guys shoot without $500 shooting jackets! I'd be interested in 2 gun in socal, 3 gun as well. Most fun I've had was in Lucerne valley at the lions range, they had a shooting fun fair one year. The quick draw with .45's shooting cowboy action with wax slugs was a blast! I know they have monthly matches as well but never committed to buying my own.
 
Atomic Soldier said:
John wick style speed shooting seems impractical to me. So does the cmp games matches I've participated in prior at apple valley. I want to see those guys shoot without $500 shooting jackets! I'd be interested in 2 gun in socal, 3 gun as well. Most fun I've had was in Lucerne valley at the lions range, they had a shooting fun fair one year. The quick draw with .45's shooting cowboy action with wax slugs was a blast! I know they have monthly matches as well but never committed to buying my own.
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you think learning to shoot fast and accurate under pressure is impractical? Learning to shoot is learning to shoot. You are definitely going to be better at any real life shooting by putting yourself under pressure during a match trying to be as efficient, accurate and controlled as possible. Like what's the alternative? any training you do is going to be shooting paper, unless you want to go get in real gunfights to practice
 
Deleted member 16735 said:
you think learning to shoot fast and accurate under pressure is impractical? Learning to shoot is learning to shoot. You are definitely going to be better at any real life shooting by putting yourself under pressure during a match trying to be as efficient, accurate and controlled as possible. Like what's the alternative? any training you do is going to be shooting paper, unless you want to go get in real gunfights to practice
Atomic Soldier said:
John wick style speed shooting seems impractical to me. So does the cmp games matches I've participated in prior at apple valley. I want to see those guys shoot without $500 shooting jackets! I'd be interested in 2 gun in socal, 3 gun as well. Most fun I've had was in Lucerne valley at the lions range, they had a shooting fun fair one year. The quick draw with .45's shooting cowboy action with wax slugs was a blast! I know they have monthly matches as well but never committed to buying my own.
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It is literally called united states practical shooting !
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If any of you guys are seasoned USPSA competitors and ever in Fresno (Clovis) when my club is hosting a match (CCPL), and the match is full, I can get you in, just PM me

$35 we charge I believe for nonmembers, we serve complimentary soda/gatorade/water and donuts with the match fee!

We ask you help with breakdown after the match, but brassing the club does themselves.
 
revy said:
how do you like the changeover in hosts? I heard there was some issue with Wednesday night steel so they kicked the old hosts
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WHAT?! I hadn’t heard about that. With work, I can never make it out to Wednesday night steel.

That said, I just looked at Practiscore. I still see lots of Wed Steel on the upcoming calendar.
 
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