We offer several different indoor shooting leagues from Fall - Spring. Registration links and more information is listed below.

This league format will be based on the IPSC pistol format.

Shooters will begin in a designated shooting area (marked by a box). They will get 30 seconds to survey the course of fire. After 30 seconds have elapsed, they will be issued the command to load and make ready, at which point they will holster their firearm or place it on the table. Then they will receive the command, “are you ready?” If the shooter acknowledges they are ready they will receive “stand by” command, and the RO will initiate the shot timer. Shooters need to have 2 rounds on each target. After the first course of fire is finished, the RO will issue the command of “show and make clear”. Shooters will unload and show clear, and the RO will inspect firearm. Firearm will be then placed back on table or in holster. RO will issue the down range command, and shooters will walk down and score their targets. The shooter will have 2 attempts each week.  Both scores will be added together and recorded. The scores will be calculated by hit factor (score/time).

Leagues Will Start Saturday - 11/07/2026

7 Weeks Total - 7 Unique Courses of Fire

Saturday Evenings (5:30 - 7:30PM)

Mandatory Safety Meeting on November 7th at 5:00PM before league begins.

Public Cost: $160.00

Member/Training Client Cost: $135.00

Open Class - 1st Place will receive a Glock 19 Pistol and trophy; 2nd and 3rd place will receive trophies.

Women's Class - 1st Place will receive a Glock 43x Pistol and trophy; 2nd and 3rd place will receive trophies.

Classifications:

Semi-auto handgun. Optics allowed. 9mm or larger caliber.

Firearm Rules: Shooters are expected to shoot the same firearm for the duration of the league. A substitute may be used in the event the firearm were to become broken or unusable.

Round Count per Week: Most courses of fire will be between 50-60 rounds per week. Be prepared to bring 100 rounds per week.

Holster Certification: Come in before league begins and get certified for holster draw (OWB).  If not holster certified, firearm will begin on table.

Make ups: 4:00PM on the following Friday (you can only make up the previous week that was missed. Two makeup weeks max per shooter). Shooter must give us notification one week in advance that they will be attending the makeup session.

Absence: You must notify us if you are missing a week of league, you must give a 24-hour minimum notice.

Malfunctions: Shooter’s are expected to clear their own malfunctions during the course of fire and continue finishing their course of fire. The exception to this if the RO deems the malfunction unclearable, it is the RO’s discretion if the course of fire can be reshot.

Safety Policy: Provided on Separate attachment.

Cease Fire: If the RO issues a cease fire command, shooters must immediately stop their course of fire.

Expectations: Every shooter is expected to maintain the 180 degree policy while on the range. Anyone who violates the 180 degree policy will receive an automatic disqualification for that week and receive a score of 0. A regular occurrence of safety infractions will lead to removal from the league.

Disqualification Policy: There will be a third party RO brought in to determine whether a disqualification if justified.