At the Shooting Edge, we encourage and support our local shooting community by hosting evening league nights including IPSC, and IDPA. These are member driven events and we welcome the idea of new leagues such as a Smallbore rifle/pistol, Cowboy Action and / or a Junior’s league. The only limitation is our members’ imagination. We are also pleased that our facility hosts a number of provincial matches on a regular basis.

Monday Nights
IPSC (International Practical Shooting Confederation)

In practical shooting, the competitor must try to blend accuracy, power, and speed, into a winning combination. Multiple targets, moving targets, targets that react when hit, penalty carrying targets mixed-in, or even partially covering shoot targets, obstacles, movement, competitive tactics, and, in general, any other relevant difficulty the course designer can dream up all combine to keep the competitors enthusiastic and the spectators entertained. While the rules of IPSC state that the course of fire should be practical and diversity is to be encouraged, to keep the sport from becoming too formalized or standardized. In fact, some matches even contain surprise stages where no one knows in advance what to expect.
Although the roots are martial in origin, the sport matured from these beginnings, just as karate, fencing, or archery developed from their origins. Now, IPSC shooting is an international sport, emphasizing safety and safe gun handling, accuracy, power, and speed, in major competitions around the globe. The crowning glory for practical shooting is to become the IPSC World Champion.