2-Gun Action Match: 200 Yd Range

Competitors use two different firearms -- a modern sporting rifle (MSR), that is, a rifle built on an AR-platform and a pistol. Matches generally involve courses where the shooter must move through different stages and engage targets in a variety of different positions. Each stage will generally require the use of different firearms and require the shooter to transition between them.

All Levels of Shooters Welcome! 

Come join us for a fun and challenging shooting match. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a complete beginner, we welcome shooters of all skill levels. Our experienced staff will be on hand to help you every step of the way, from providing safety instructions to guiding you through the process.

Don't miss out on this great opportunity to improve your shooting skills and have a great time!

The targets might include clay pigeons, cardboard silhouettes, steel targets of varying sizes and anything else the match organizer designates as a target. Distances of the targets might vary from 1 yard to 200 yards or anything in between. The shooter who hits the most targets -- and avoids certain "no shoot" ones -- in the least amount of time is the winner.

Match rules abide closely by those set up by the International Multi-Gun Association (IMGA) or the United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA), which regulates some matches. Each of these organizations has guidelines and rules, but the ability to adapt them for specific matches is what makes 2-gun competition dynamic and exciting.

Just as it is with the practical pistol matches, 2-gun simulates combat or self-defense situations. A stage provides a certain scenario for using one or more of the guns in a specific sequence. Each stage is each match will usually be different than any you've shot before.

Please Note: The calendar states that the event begin at 11 am and that’s going to mean that the shooter’s brief starts at 11 am. Please be on site, paid, and prepared to start the shooter’s brief at those times. 

Equipment

• Rifles:
  Most serious competitors choose MSRs in .223 caliber with fairly short barrels in the 18- to 20-inch range and 10-round magazines. But any semi-auto that will handle larger magazines are normally permitted.
• Pistols:
  Most shooters use 9mm semi-autos, but the .38 Super and .40 S&W are also popular in some divisions.
• Accessories:
  Each shooter needs a holster for the pistol and some sort of belt/pouch system to carry extra magazines and ammo.
• Ammo requirement will vary by match. Contact rangemanager@wcgc.org prior to the match for the current month's ammo requirement.