Talyn
Emissary
This is the official course of fire for the Everyday Marksman Practical Pistol Course (PPC) match. Designed as a direct nod to the historical law enforcement roots of the NRA Police Pistol Combat match, we’ve streamlined it a bit for ease of execution and target selection.
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This 50-round pistol course is designed for the marksmen who wants a practical benchmark and drill to run at their local single-lane range. Using a single box of ammunition and an IPSC target, it tests accuracy, reloads, one-handed shooting, positions, and performance from 3 to 25 yards.
To complete this course of fire, you will need 50 rounds, a 25-yard lane, and an IPSC Classic “Turtle” target.
This match is timed, but there are no points for going faster. You are better served by using available time to make accurate hits on the A-Zone than you are trying to go faster and becoming sloppy in the process.
Practical Pistol Standard Course of Fire
A 50-round prepared citizen pistol course using the IPSC target to test accuracy, reloads, one-handed shooting, and distance accountability.
www.everydaymarksman.co
This 50-round pistol course is designed for the marksmen who wants a practical benchmark and drill to run at their local single-lane range. Using a single box of ammunition and an IPSC target, it tests accuracy, reloads, one-handed shooting, positions, and performance from 3 to 25 yards.
To complete this course of fire, you will need 50 rounds, a 25-yard lane, and an IPSC Classic “Turtle” target.
This match is timed, but there are no points for going faster. You are better served by using available time to make accurate hits on the A-Zone than you are trying to go faster and becoming sloppy in the process.