6-8pm Wed and Thurs nights

1701 Garretson Lane, Yakima, WA 98908 Phone: 509-571-1449 Tue-Sat 10am-7pm • Sun 11am-5pm Contest Rules

August 26, 2020

Action Shooting League Level 2

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Action Shooting League Level 2

Every Second and Fourth Wednesday

Action Shooting provides an opportunity for participants to draw from holster, go through multiple shooting drills, barrier shooting, and moving while shooting. Taking the Introduction to Handgun and the Conceal Carry Courses is recommended, but not required, before participation in one of the shooting leagues. Participants are scored using IPSC standards safety rules and scoring. Learn more about IPSC Scoring: (http://www.travistomasie.com/hit-factors-and-uspsa-ipsc-scoring.html). Scores are posted at https://practiscore.com/ (keep this in mind when entering the name you wish to appear on the website). NOTE: Participants are required to arrive on time to hear the safety briefing. If you arrive after the safety briefing you will not be able to participate in Action that evening. If you are interested in observing before participation please call our staff at The Range at (509) 571-1449.

Action 2: This co-ed group is your chance to get past the static firing line, and experience moving and shooting in a dynamic environment designed to push your shooting skills! Designed for shooters of all levels and abilities who have completed the action level 1 qualifier. Shooters can expect three stages. Holsters are required. Eye and ear protection are required, but can be rented of you do not possess your own. You can also rent a handgun and purchase ammunition. Action 2 participants are required to pass the Action 1 qualifier test with an IPSC Hit Factor score of 3.5 or better to participate in Action 2. In addition, Action 2 participants must have demonstrated good safety, sportsmanship, and gun handling skills.

Action Level 2 presents more technical stages with higher round counts than Action Level 1. Action level 2 will be run following USPSA guidelines.

Action Shooting level 2- 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month. 6pm-7:30pm

Cost and requirements:

Cost: $10
LEVEL 1 QUALIFIER COMPLETED. ALL shooters are required to complete a level 1 qualifier before shooting Action Level 2.
Eye protection and ear protection required
Holster and Magazine carrier required. Holster and Magazine carrier must be designed for pistol being fired. Universal holsters that fit improperly, and any holster that would break a safety rule to draw from are prohibited.
Sensible shoes, no high heels or open toe
Round Count: Between 20-50 rounds
Membership discounts: Basic Members $5, Unlimited Members FREE!

*** IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE ***

In order to participate in Action Shooting, you must be present for the Mandatory Safety Briefing. The Safety Briefing begins promptly at 6pm. Please arrive early in order to allow yourself time to be geared up, signed in, and ready to go at 6pm.

If your waiver has expired, please come early enough to allow time to watch the required safety video and complete the required waiver. We suggest 20 minutes.

If you are unable to attend the Safety Briefing in its entirety, you will not be allowed to participate but you are welcome to stay and observe.

Be sure to pre-register for Action Shooting on our website at www.therangellc.com in order to reserve your spot. Space is limited and preference will be given to those who are pre-registered. This is a popular event and spots fill up fast. If you have not pre-registered, we cannot guarantee you will be able to participate.

6-7:30pm

Thanks for your interest! Unfortunately, this class is full and enrollment is now closed

.EDC Practice

EDC Practice (Every Day Carry)

Every Tuesday 6-8pm

$10 members $20 non members.

Concealed Carry Weapon(CCW) training teaches you the legal aspects of carrying a firearm. Every Day Carry (EDC) practice builds tactical mindset and skills.

Instructor lead, with peer feedback, EDC practice focuses on real-world defensive skills, teaching gun owners how to handle, draw, and use their firearms in daily life. This is not a "how to shoot" class. You should be experienced and familiar with handguns, prior instruction/experience is strongly recommended. Handgun rentals are available if you do not yet have your own.

To learn defensive skills you need three types of work:

Training you do under the supervision of an instructor to learn the things you should practice.
Practice you do under self-supervision or a training partner/coach to learn those things.
Testing/Competition you do under the supervision of a judge/referee to measure (using time, range, and accuracy) if your practice is effective or not in more realistic scenarios.

General firearm training and practice often focuses on marksmanship and range safety, EDC practice prepares you for high-pressure situations where split-second decisions matter.

EDC practice includes practicing draws from concealment, engaging targets, and moving while staying aware of your surroundings, under stress.

Key techniques include:

Shooting and decision-making under stress

Consistent draw Clearing your concealment garment

Indexing and grip
Re-holstering safely
One-handed shooting
Emergency reloads
Target transitions
Reading body language
Environmental awareness
Moving while drawing
Using cover & concealment

Sign up on line to ensure your spot or pay in store. Auditing this activity is free.

*** IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE ****

If you are a first time shooter at The Range, or your waiver has expired, please come early enough to allow time to watch the required safety video and complete the required waiver. We suggest 20 minutes.

If you are unable to attend the Safety Briefing in its entirety, you will not be allowed to participate but you are welcome to stay and observe.

Equipment:

Handgun and concealment garment (if you don't have your own handgun, rentals are available)
Hip holster* that is the correct size for the gun you are using. If Inside The Waistband (IWB) type, it must be rigid leather or Kydex. NO "Sticky", "Ramora", "Uncle Mikes", or other soft fabric holsters allowed*).
At least 2 magazines, and at least 50 rounds of ammunition.

Eye and Ear protection are required, and are available to rent if you do not have your own (rental fee is included in your registration).

* Holster type restrictions based on rapid progress through stages. Soft IWB holsters take up too much time to safely reholster, and slows down the training.

* NOT required