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The governing body of IPSC practical shooting in Great Britain and Northern Ireland is the United Kingdom Practical Shooting Association, founded in 1977. The UKPSA administers the sport, sanctions graded and championship competitions, selects the National Teams, affiliates clubs, organises training and maintains discipline and rules.
The UKPSA welcomes novice shooters and equally represents shooters of all ages and abilities, specifically recognising junior, lady, and senior classes and supporting National teams for men, women and Standard division.
Information Page For background on the UKPSA, competition rules,
competition dates, application form etc.Please note, when you visit other sites via the links, that you would have left the UKPSA site and any opinions or comments encountered are not necessarily supported or endorsed by the UKPSA. Affiliated Clubs can request that a link to their website, or an email address, be added to theClub Finder section.
Practical Shooting is currently the second most popular international target shooting discipline, being exceeded in terms of global participation only by the events administered by the Union International de Tir (U.I.T.) which dates from the latter part of the nineteenth century.
However the International Practical Shooting Confederation has gone a long way towards closing the gap and today numbers some 70 affiliated nations including most European countries.
The appeal of the sport lies in the diversity of the courses of fire available to the shooter. Targets vary in size, shape, position and distance from 3 to 60 yards (400 for rifle).
For further information about the UKPSA please email Ken Trail k.trail@btconnect.com or phone Alan Phillips on the UKPSA Hotline on 07010 703845. Contact Ken for information on 'Basic' Safety Courses and Range Officer Seminars. If you wish to join the Association (forms are on this site) please note that the UKPSA's year runs April/March and apart from the fixed joining fee the applicant need only pay for the balance (by month) of the year remaining. For example: April - full fee, May - 11/12ths, Oct - 1/2, Nov - 5/12ths etc.
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