Practical Shooting is a lot of fun. You get to run around, shooting at targets, while competing to see who can be both fast and accurate. There is a place in the sport for all skill levels and it...
Tag: Stage Design
Back in January I received an email from Graham Smith, Match Director at Southern Chester USPSA. The email went out to the Match Crew and let us know what the plans were for the upcoming USPSA...
In late February I attended a USPSA Stage Design Seminar at Southern Chester County Sportsmen's & Farmers' Association. The seminar was very informal and meant to bring a few volunteers up to speed...
Continuing with the theme of 'Less Props', I put together a stage that uses only four shooting boxes. As of late I have had mixed feelings about shooting boxes. At one time I liked how much control...
Since releasing my First USPSA Stage, I've been bitten by the stage design bug. When it is too cold to shoot and I can't dry-fire practice, I turn to designing stages for fun. As the stage develops,...
Ever since I started working on My First USPSA Stage, I've been hooked on the process. I'm finding it to be lots of fun and allows me to educate myself further as a USPSA Competitor. Releasing these...