Practical Division - IPSC

The Practical Division is a USPSA affiliated club (Area 2) and shoots on the 2nd Sunday of each month. Please check the calendar for exact time, as it changes with the seasons. At a regular monthly match there are generally 4-6 stages, including a USPSA classifier. Some months there is also a rifle or shotgun match after the main match.

This division sponsors a 2-day match in the spring for a charity. The Annual Charity Match is generally held in mid-March. This match is limited to 120 shooters and is know for its fun stages, relaxed atmosphere and the offer of a Mulligan. Shooters from all the surrounding states are known to be here. New shooters and spectators are welcome at all the matches. Eye and ear protection are required.

IPSC News

Yuma MatchMasters Annual Scholarship Match has been canceled

Yuma MatchMasters is cancelling the Annual Scholarship Match scheduled for this weekend (March 12-14, 2010). We have not been able to shoot scheduled matches on the range since January due to the rainstorms that have swept the area. The latest rainstorm this past weekend left us with lakes again.

We are looking at dates to reschedule the match in late April or early May. We will give the shooters currently in the match first chance to reschedule. If they are not able to come on the new dates, we will issue refunds. We will then work through the waiting list. We will not be adding new shooters or creating a new waiting list.

We would like to ask for your help in getting the word out. Please check with your friends and club members that were coming and make sure they got the news also.

Directions to Range

	Eastbound from California on I-8 Take the 16th Street Exit to 16th Street which is also Highway 95. Turn East on Highway 95 and proceed 15 miles east of Yuma. Adair Shooting Park turnoff is marked by a sign on the left side of the road.
	Westbound from Phoenix / Tucson area on I-8 Take Fortuna Exit, which is the second exit after crossing the mountains. Turn right on Fortuna Road and follow for approximately 3 miles to Highway 95. Turn right on Highway 95 and proceed for approximately 5-6 miles to the Adair Shooting Park turnoff.
	Once you leave Highway 95, the Match Master range is approximately 2 miles into the park. The Ranger Station marks the entrance to the PPC and pistol range. The road splits to the left to go to the PPC range and also to the pistol range. Proceeding straight will lead to a circular drive and meets the left hand split in the road. Adair Shooting Park Range Map