NRA Precision Pistol
900 and 2700 Programs
Our club has 45 firing points on a single firing line. The 50 yard slow fire strings use fixed targets while all 25 yard shooting takes place on our electronically timed turning target system.
These matches are a tradition at our club, and present the ultimate challenge in handgun shooting. In Precision Pistol, all firing is done using one hand with the targets set up at 50 and 25 yards. Iron sights or optics are allowed. It is a true test of mind over matter requiring a complete and focused shot thought path with each shot. Lining up the shot on target, breaking the shot and follow produce successful shots.
It's not witchery, but it is good mental discipline.
They also feature a lot of pistol shooting with very little downtime. If you like shooting pistols, these matches could very well be for you.
The 900 Pistol Match
Match Directors: Grady Hartsfield and Jack Loughridge
Time: 8:30 a.m., every Thursday (weather permitting)
This match is a tradition at our club, and presents the ultimate challenge in handgun shooting. In Precision Pistol, all firing is done using one hand with the targets set up at 50 and 25 yards. Iron sights or optics are allowed. It is a true test of mind over matter requiring a complete and focused shot thought path with each shot. Lining up the shot on target, breaking the shot and follow produce successful shots.
It's not witchery, but it is good mental discipline.
The 900 Pistol Match is a 90 round match (900 points) that will test your skills with a handgun at 25 and 50 yards.
The 900 aggregate match is also split into four sub-matches; Slow Fire, the National Match Course, Timed Fire and Rapid Fire.
Any .22 rimfire or centerfire .32 caliber and larger may be used. Our Pistol Directors run this match efficiently and will keep you on your toes for around 1 hour and 15 minutes!
Match Fee: Free! However, one must bring their own target supplies (available at the range for a low cost) Come early enough to get set up and ready to start firing at 9:30am sharp.
The 900 Match Course of Fire:
Slow Fire
50 yards slow fire, 10 rounds, 10 minute time
50 yards slow fire, 10 rounds, 10 minute time
The National Match Course:
50 yards slow fire, 10 rounds, 10 minute time
25 yards timed fire, 10 rounds (two magazines of 5 rounds, 20 seconds each)
25 yards rapid fire, 10 rounds (two magazines of 5 rounds, 10 seconds each)
Timed Fire
25 yards timed fire, 10 rounds (two magazines of 5 rounds, 20 seconds each)
25 yards timed fire, 10 rounds (two magazines of 5 rounds, 20 seconds each)
Timed Fire
25 yards rapid fire, 10 rounds (two magazines of 5 rounds, 10 seconds each)
25 yards rapid fire, 10 rounds (two magazines of 5 rounds, 10 seconds each)
Aggregate of all individual matches above.
2700 Pistol Match
Time: 9:30 a.m.
2024 Schedule
February 10
March 9
April 13
May 11
June 8
July 13
September 14
October 12
November 9
Match Director: James Knerr
Contact via email here.
Download the 2024 Match Program
Match Fees: $15 package for the entire 2700 or $5 per 900 match fired. First match also requires the once per season $5 NRA League Fee. Competitors may also choose to shoot a single 900 or an 1800 if they cannot stay for the entire match.
The NRA 2700 Pistol Match, is a 3 X 900 match for a total of 270 rounds and 2,700 possible points. The course of fire is the same as the above 900 match except it is fired three times using three pistol different pistol categories.
.22 Rimfire Pistol
Only rimfire pistols may be fired during this match.
Center Fire Pistol
.32 caliber and larger pistols may be fired during this match. This match is popular with revolver shooters.
Lunch Break
.45 Caliber Pistol
Many use 1911 style pistols, but any .45 caliber pistol may be used.
Aggregate of all individual matches above.
Don't have three pistols? No problem, many people bring a rimfire and a .45 which they fire for the center fire and .45 matches.
Don't have time for three matches? You are welcome to shoot one match or two getting in a rimfire and center fire being completed by lunch.
The NRA has classification system is designed to assure that similar skill lever shooters compete with each other, so those with less experience compete with shooters in the same class and similar skill levels. Brand new competitors, who are unclassified, will shoot with the Master class as an "Unclassified Master". After the first match, a temporary class will be applied base the score of the first match.
High Master: 97% and above
Master: 94.00 to 96.99
Expert: 89.00 to 93.99
Sharpshooter: 84.00 to 88.99
Marksman: Below 84.00
