Oregon Police Pistol Combat matches are pistol competitions styled after NRA PPC matches and held at a private members and guests only range in Sherwood Oregon. These matches are held monthly and are open to any TCGC member and their guests. Entry is $5 per match.
These matches are more accuracy oriented than traditional action type pistol matches and based on traditional police qualification courses of fire. You will need a belt and holster that covers the trigger guard and securely retains the pistol, and 4 speedloader or magazine pouches. You will need at least four 6 shot speed loaders or magazines that hold 6 or more rounds. In addition to eye and ear protection you will also need a padded mat to lay and kneel on or knee and elbow pads as we shoot on very coarse gravel. You will need a stapler to post your targets. You must be safe and comfortable drawing from a holster and executing reloads keeping the muzzle pointed at the berm at all times.
Pistols: Any four inch double action revolver or 5.5" semi auto pistol with any sight that is not ported and does not have a compensator that holds at least six rounds and is .32 caliber or larger. There are no bullet type or velocity restrictions. Adjustable front sights are not allowed on the 1200 match. Adjustable front sights and barrel lengths up to 6" are allowed on the 1500 match.
All shooting starts with the pistol holstered and hands at your sides. The pistol is loaded after the course of fire is described and the load and holster command has been given. At the completion of the stage the shooter will empty the revolver and holster it, or empty the pistol by removing the magazine, racking the slide 2-3 times and dry firing into the berm before holstering the empty weapon. Weapons can only be handled once the prep-time command is given or after the load and holster command has been given. All shooting is two handed, if left or right hand is mentioned that is the hand that has primary control over the weapon and is operating the trigger. Any jams or misfeeds must be cleared in the time limit for the given stage.
Target is the black full size B-27 NRA target.
You will need 120 rounds or 150 rounds depending on the match.
There are two types of matches held each month, a 120 round "1200" match and a 150 round "1500" match.
1200 match course of fire:
Prep time, 3 minutes.
Stage 1: 7 yards, draw fire six rounds, reload and fire six more rounds in a time limit of 20 seconds.
Stage 2: 15 yards, draw, go to the kneeling position, fire six rounds, reload, stand left hand fire six rounds, reload, stand right hand six rounds in a time limit of 60 seconds.
Replace your target.
Stage 3: 25 yards, draw, go to the sitting position, fire six rounds, reload, go to the prone position, fire six rounds, reload, stand left hand left side of the barricade, fire six rounds, reload, stand right hand right side of the barricade, fire six rounds in a time limit of 120 seconds.
Stage 4: 25 yards, draw and fire six rounds in 12 seconds.
Replace your target.
Repeat stages 1-4 again for a total of 120 rounds.
Exchange your target with someone else for scoring, if the diameter of the bullet touches the higher scoring ring it counts as the higher value(touch count), perfect score of 1200-120x
Example video of the 1200 course of fire: https://youtu.be/G49AU2BzNkI
1500 match course of fire(shot after the 1200 match relays if there is enough interest)
Prep time, 3 minutes.
Stage 1: 7 yards, draw fire six rounds, reload and fire six more rounds in a time limit of 20 seconds.
Stage 2: 15 yards, draw fire six rounds, reload and fire six more rounds in a time limit of 20 seconds.
Replace your target
Stage 3: 25 yards, draw, go to the kneeling position, fire six rounds, reload, stand left hand left side barricade fire six rounds, reload, stand right hand right side barricade, six rounds in a time limit of 90 seconds.
Replace your target and move your barricade to the 50 yard line.
Stage 4: 50 yards, draw, go to the sitting position, fire six rounds, reload, go to the prone position, fire six rounds, reload, stand left hand left side of the barricade, fire six rounds, reload, stand right hand right side of the barricade, fire six rounds in a time limit of 2 minutes and 45 seconds.
Replace your target and move your barricade to the 25 yard line.
Stage 5: 25 yards, draw and fire six rounds, reload, fire six rounds in a time limit of 35 seconds.
Stage 6: Repeat stage 5 a second time.
Replace your target.
Stage 7: 7 yards, draw fire six rounds, reload and fire six more rounds in a time limit of 20 seconds.
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