Maybe you’ve heard a little about competitive shooting or are curious to try a rewarding new hobby that builds skill, focus, and community. Whether you’re looking to improve firearm proficiency or just want to meet like-minded enthusiasts, we’re here to help you learn the basics easily!

Why Competitive Shooting?

Competitive shooting is a blast when you’re surrounded by a community of like-minded enthusiasts—all in a safe, controlled environment. Whether you’re aiming for speed or precision, it’s the perfect way to improve your marksmanship while having fun!

✅ Safe
✅ Skill-Building
✅ Community-Oriented

Start your journey today!

Ready to take your shooting skills to the next level? Competitions vary by:

• Firearm type (pistol, rifle, shotgun)

• Style & experience level

• Focus on speed or precision

These events showcase your shooting potential and help sharpen your marksmanship, no matter your skill level.

Who Can Compete?

Anyone familiar with firearm basics—men, women, beginners, and seasoned shooters—can dive into competitive shooting and learn new techniques to advance their skills.

How To Get Started?

• Research & choose your firearm: pistols are popular for fast-paced, budget-friendly competitions, while rifle owners might enjoy long-distance shooting contests.

• Gear up with compatible ammo, a quality holster, shooting apparel, plus hearing & eye protection.

• Invest time practicing, not just money on gear—your skill development matters most!

• Use dry-fire training and simulators to save ammo and sharpen technique.

What Gear Do You Need?

• Firearm + compatible ammunition (factory new or reloading options)

• Holster suited to your gun’s size

• Comfortable, flexible, moisture-wicking clothing

• High-quality hearing and eye protection

• Small cleaning and tool kit

Pro tip: Your shooting effectiveness depends on practice and preparation—not necessarily the price tag on your gun or ammo.

Where To Compete?

Look for local ranges and competitions near you! Here are some top organizations to explore:

• USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association) — great for all skill levels, allows stock and custom firearms

• IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association) — focuses on self-defense and traditional handguns

• NRA (National Rifle Association) — offers rifle competitions for all experience levels

Need Gear?

We’re not a brick-and-mortar store, but we can help you find and quote guns and accessories that fit your competitive shooting journey.

Remember:

Competitive shooters stand for responsible firearm ownership and do not condone gun violence. This sport builds community, discipline, and respect.

Despite how it is portrayed in the media, these enthusiasts don't condone gun violence.