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South East Practical Shooting Association

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South East Practical Shooting Association

SEPSA (South East Practical Shooters Association) South East Practical Shooters Association (FL17). USPSA club located in N.E. Signup is 0800 to 0845.

Florida, 30 minutes north of Jacksonville, FL. USPSA matches are every second Saturday of the month.
5 stages including a classifier. Approximate round count 125-150. - We have reduced round count due to component shortage. Shooters meeting at 0900, match starts immediately afterwards. Match fee is $20 for SEPSA members and $25 for non-members. No online payment accepted. Setup crew shoots for fre

e, please contact the Match Director to volunteer to setup a stage. Setup starts at 7am, but anyone helping before 7:30 gets a $5.00 discount. Please let the match director know you would like to help before 7:30 AM

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95243 Clements Road
Fernandina Beach, FL
32034

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9am - 5pm

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USPSA matches are every second Saturday of the month.

5 stages including a classifier. Approximate round count 150-170. Shooters meeting at 0900, match starts immediately afterwards. Signup is 0800 to 0845. Match fee is $15 for SEPSA members and $20 for non-members. Ladies and Juniors shoot for free everyone else pays day of match. No online payment accepted. Setup crew shoots for free, please contact the Match Director to volunteer to setup a stage.

Q&A regarding our match;

Q: This looks like a lot of fun! Can anyone join?

Yes! Anyone can shoot the matches. Every weekend we have people from all walks of life at the events.

Q: Must I know how to shoot to participate?

Yes, experience in safe gun handling and operation is very important.

We highly recommend attending an NRA Basic Pistol course to all novice

shooters prior to participating. More info can be found at the NRA Basic Firearm Training page.

Q: Do I need competition shooting experience to participate?

No, competition shooting experience is not required. Every weekend, many first-time USPSA shooters participate with us. You’ll be given a short range safety and rules introduction before the match starts and are guided through the match by more experienced shooters.

Q: Is this a self-defense course?

No, USPSA is a sport. Our matches are not a self-defense activity. Everything is done in a sporting fashion. What the matches will teach you are advanced gun-handling techniques that may be useful in defense scenarios should they arise.

Q: I have an out-of-the-box stock gun. Do I need a “racegun” to participate?

No, you do not need a “racegun” to get in on the fun. About half of our competitors use stock guns. As a matter of fact, the USPSA

has a “Production” division made just for stock guns! The only

requirement is regarding caliber – 9mm is the minimum. Semi-autos are

preferred by most, but you can use a revolver.

Q: What other equipment do I need?

A safe hip holster that covers the trigger guard is required to prevent

you from accidentally discharging your gun while in your holster. 4 or more magazines or speedloader (for revolvers) holders are recommended as well since almost all stages require reloads. Lastly, eye and ear

protection is required on the range.

Q: How much ammo should I bring?

We recommend you bring at least 250 rounds. We shoot five courses of

fire with round counts anywhere between 12 and 40 rounds. 200 will

often get you through the match but you definitely don’t want to run out

as no ammo is available at the range.

Q: Will I be competing against those fancy raceguns and good shooters?

No. We have many classifications of shooters and the guns are divided into divisions. Please view the USPSA Rulebook for all the details.