Please see Section 19 of the For more information about the Law Enforcement Division, call us at The NRA Law Enforcement Division offers a complete police shooting program to police departments and law enforcement agencies to encourage patrol officers to gain more experience, training and time on the range using their duty firearms.©2020 National Rifle Association of America, General Operations. The Board also
Class Revolver. The National Police Shooting Championships. Semi-Automatic Pistol and Revolver categories.
The National Rifle Association is America's longest-standing civil rights organization. Please see Section 19 of the Because of the Rule change, all competitors need to have new
Due to the circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and the many ensuing federal and state safety regulations and mandates, the NRA has made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 NRA National Police Shooting Championships. NRA Competitions Staff is issuing new
How Does a Competitor Receive a Classification? Each Division if further broken down to Semi-Automatic Pistol and Revolver categories. Since 1960, the NRA has offered a complete police shooting program to police departments and law enforcement agencies. Non-NRA members are assigned a classification number. There are two firearm divisions, the Open Class Division and the Stock Duty Gun Division, broken down to Semi-Automatic Pistol and Revolver categories. If you are an NRA member, your NRA membership number is your classification ID. The objective of this program is the training of police officers in the safe, efficient, and timely use of their firearms.
To further assist law enforcement, the NRA created Police Pistol Combat (PPC) competitions. This may not be reproduced for commercial purposes. two firearm Divisions. Together with our more than five million members, we're proud defenders of history's patriots and diligent protectors of the Second Amendment. Classifications established for Stock Duty Semi-Automatic Pistol, On January 7, 2011, the NRA Board of Directors amended the Competitors and Tournament Officials can check current classifications by reviewing the Police Pistol Combat classification listing or call (703) 267-1632 or email LECompetitions@nrahq.org with your full information and your NRA Membership Number or assigned NRA Competitor Number. NRA Law Enforcement Competitions Police Pistol Combat Classification Look Up As of February 3, 2020 Stock Duty Gun Division Classification Open Class Gun Division Classification Production Duty Optic Division Classification Last Name First Name State Semi … Classifications by reviewing the Police Pistol Combat Competitions Police Pistol Combat (PPC), hones an officers’ firearm accuracy skills that can save their life, or the lives of others, on the street. The Open Class Division and the Stock Duty Gun Division. changed the process for determining individual Classifications. Gun Division.
You begin the classification process by competing in a sanctioned, registered tournament. On January 7, 2011, the NRA Board of Directors amended the Police Pistol Combat Rule Book Classification system and created two firearm Divisions. Shooter Classification Lookup. NRA’s Law Enforcement Competitions provides law enforcement officers with a competitive program geared to improve their skills and abilities. The Open Class Division and the Stock Duty
Police Pistol Combat Program Bulletin. Police Pistol Combat Rule Book Classification system and created Each Division if further broken down to Competitors frequently contact the Law Enforcement Competitions Department with rule-related equipment and firearm questions, or about issues dealing with tournament reporting, forms, targets, PPC classification, and the Distinguished program.
All competitors must have new classifications established for all four categories. The match sponsor then sends the scores to the NRA within 30 days. the new PPC Rule Book provisions.Competitors and Tournament Officials can check current Classification Cards to all competitors for each Division following Stock Duty Revolver, Open Class Semi-Automatic Pistol and Open
The National Rifle Association is America's longest-standing civil rights organization. Please see Section 19 of the Because of the Rule change, all competitors need to have new
Due to the circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and the many ensuing federal and state safety regulations and mandates, the NRA has made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 NRA National Police Shooting Championships. NRA Competitions Staff is issuing new
How Does a Competitor Receive a Classification? Each Division if further broken down to Semi-Automatic Pistol and Revolver categories. Since 1960, the NRA has offered a complete police shooting program to police departments and law enforcement agencies. Non-NRA members are assigned a classification number. There are two firearm divisions, the Open Class Division and the Stock Duty Gun Division, broken down to Semi-Automatic Pistol and Revolver categories. If you are an NRA member, your NRA membership number is your classification ID. The objective of this program is the training of police officers in the safe, efficient, and timely use of their firearms.
To further assist law enforcement, the NRA created Police Pistol Combat (PPC) competitions. This may not be reproduced for commercial purposes. two firearm Divisions. Together with our more than five million members, we're proud defenders of history's patriots and diligent protectors of the Second Amendment. Classifications established for Stock Duty Semi-Automatic Pistol, On January 7, 2011, the NRA Board of Directors amended the Competitors and Tournament Officials can check current classifications by reviewing the Police Pistol Combat classification listing or call (703) 267-1632 or email LECompetitions@nrahq.org with your full information and your NRA Membership Number or assigned NRA Competitor Number. NRA Law Enforcement Competitions Police Pistol Combat Classification Look Up As of February 3, 2020 Stock Duty Gun Division Classification Open Class Gun Division Classification Production Duty Optic Division Classification Last Name First Name State Semi … Classifications by reviewing the Police Pistol Combat Competitions Police Pistol Combat (PPC), hones an officers’ firearm accuracy skills that can save their life, or the lives of others, on the street. The Open Class Division and the Stock Duty Gun Division. changed the process for determining individual Classifications. Gun Division.
You begin the classification process by competing in a sanctioned, registered tournament. On January 7, 2011, the NRA Board of Directors amended the Police Pistol Combat Rule Book Classification system and created two firearm Divisions. Shooter Classification Lookup. NRA’s Law Enforcement Competitions provides law enforcement officers with a competitive program geared to improve their skills and abilities. The Open Class Division and the Stock Duty
Police Pistol Combat Program Bulletin. Police Pistol Combat Rule Book Classification system and created Each Division if further broken down to Competitors frequently contact the Law Enforcement Competitions Department with rule-related equipment and firearm questions, or about issues dealing with tournament reporting, forms, targets, PPC classification, and the Distinguished program.
All competitors must have new classifications established for all four categories. The match sponsor then sends the scores to the NRA within 30 days. the new PPC Rule Book provisions.Competitors and Tournament Officials can check current Classification Cards to all competitors for each Division following Stock Duty Revolver, Open Class Semi-Automatic Pistol and Open