Action Pistol Range
The action pistol range is used for competitions for the several disciplines: IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Assoc), USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Assoc.), Cowboy Action, Multigun, and steel challenge matches.
Outside of these competitions, the action pistol range can be used for competition practice by ORSA members. Members must attend an orientation before they can access the range for independent practice. Orientation signups are done through Practiscore: Practiscore.com
Clubs
Action Pistol
Cowboy Action
IDPA
Steel Challenge
Multigun
USPSA
Club Contact Information
Byrl Adkisson
865.300.6003
orsaidpa@comcast.net
Action Pistol Club
We currently shoot five action pistol disciplines at the Club:
- IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Assoc)
- USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Assoc.)
- Cowboy Action
- Multigun
- Steel Challenge matches
Our normal match schedule is IDPA on the first Saturday of each month, Cowboy Action on the second weekend, USPSA on the third, and Steel Challenge and 3-Gun on the fourth. Check out the individual pages for more info. These matches are open to all, ORSA members and the public.
The action pistol club also sets requirements for member access to the action pistol range for practice outside of match times.
Cowboy Action Club
Cowboy Action Shooting is a safe, fun, family oriented competitive shooting sport for folks who enjoy shooting Old Western era type single action firearms. You can step back in time or step onto the silver screen and be a cowboy/cowgirl for the day.
SASS Wild Bunch™ Action Shooting is a multifaceted amateur shooting sport in which contestants compete with firearms typical of those used in the taming of the Old West just after the turn of the 20th century: 1911 semi-automatic pistols, lever action rifles, and shotguns. The shooting competition is staged in a unique, characterized, Old West style.
The Oak Ridge Outlaws are an authorized and fully affiliated sub-club of the Oak Ridge Sportsmen’s Association and are a fully affiliated SASS club.
Our club follows all the rules of the Single Action Shooting Society (SASS) except that a round over the berm is a match disqualification.
Club Contact Information
Ron (Uncle Ethan) Greene
865.207.7005
uncle-ethan@hotmail.com
New Shooters Welcome
We are a very friendly group of folks and we love to introduce new people to our shooting sport. Come out and watch a match! Remember that eye and ear protection is required – so bring your ear plugs and safety glasses.
Before you participate in your first cowboy match, we recommend that you attend a New Shooter Orientation (if you can) so that you will be familiar with our procedures. Go to the Contacts page to request an orientation or join our Forum and introduce yourself.
Match Schedule
2nd Saturday of the month
Sign-in begins at 8:30am and we begin shooting after a safety briefing at 9:30 am. We shoot five or six stages at this match (Check the Forum to be sure). Fees are $20 ($15 for members*). Kids 16 and under shoot free.
Tuesday before the 2nd Saturday
This match is on a “weather-permitting” basis. Check the schedule here several days in advance to make sure it is still on. We shoot five or six stages at our mid-week match. Fees are $10 (kids 16 and under shoot free). Sign-in begins at 8:30am and we begin shooting after a safety briefing at 9:30 am
Thursday before the 2nd Saturday
Wild Bunch match
This match is also on a “weather-permitting” basis. Check the schedule here several days in advance to make sure it is still on. We shoot six stages at our mid-week match. Fees are $10 (kids 16 and under shoot free). Sign-in begins at 8:30am and we begin shooting after a safety briefing at 9:30 am
IDPA Club
The International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA) is a safe, fun, shooting sport that simulates self-defense scenarios and real life encounters.
One of the unique facets of this sport is that it is geared toward the new or average shooter, yet is fun, challenging and rewarding for the experienced shooter. The founders developed the sport so that practical gear and practical guns may be used competitively. A shooter can spend a minimal amount on equipment and still be competitive.
The main goal is to test the skill and ability of the individual, not equipment or gamesmanship. “Competition only” equipment is not permitted in this sport.
We operate as an authorized and fully affiliated sub-club of the Oak Ridge Sportsmen’s Association and follow all the rules as set forth by the International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA) parent organization.
Club Contact Information
Byrl Adkisson
865.300.6003
orsaidpa@comcast.net
New Shooters Welcome
We are a friendly group of folks and we love to introduce new people to our shooting sport. Come out and watch a match! Remember that eye and ear protection is required…so bring your ear plugs and safety glasses.
Before you participate in your first IDPA match, you will attend a new shooters orientation the morning of the match.
More information and a registration link can be found at: Club Practiscore and ORSA IDPA Facebook
Match Schedule
1st Saturday of the month
Sign-in begins at 8:00am and we begin shooting after a safety briefing at 9:00am. We typically shoot 8 stages requiring about 120 rounds (if you don’t miss).
Fees are $15 for ORSA members and $20 for non-members.
Steel Challenge Club
Steel Challenge competition is like drag racing with guns. ORSA Steel Challenge monthly matches have eight stages and are shot with rimfire rifles or pistols, centerfire pistols, or pistol caliber carbines. We run a fully sanctioned match, so scores can be posted to Steel Challenge for classification if you choose. We shoot the fourth Saturday and Sunday of each month. Registration opens at 8:00 AM and closes at 8:45 AM and first shots at 9:00 AM sharp. Preregistration is preferred and can be done online using Practiscore: Practiscore.com
195 Rounds are needed for a match without any misses, your mileage may vary.
Club Contact Information
Multigun (3 Gun) Club
A modern-day action filled match that is a drag race against the clock. Using multiple guns, competitors maneuver through fun and challenging stages requiring speed and accuracy. Target engagement can be clay pigeons only feet away to steel gongs at 100+ yards.
We run under the United Multigun League (UML) rule set, and accept shooters with many combinations of rifle, PCC, pistol, or shotgun. You don’t need to have a fancy shotgun to come out and have a blast!
For more information, or to sign up for a match, please visit the ORSA Multigun club page on Practiscore: Practiscore.com
Club Contact Information
New Shooters Welcome
We are a friendly group of folks and we love to introduce new people to our shooting sport. Come out and watch a match — or better yet, bring your gear and join in the fun! Remember that eye and ear protection is required – so bring your ear plugs and safety glasses. You will also need chamber flags for rifle, PCC, and shotgun.
Match Schedule
4th Saturday of the Month
Sign-in begins about 9:30am and we begin shooting after a safety briefing at 10:00am.
USPSA Club
The United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA) is a fun, exciting, competitive shooting sport that stresses safety while providing a venue to practice your handgun and pistol caliber carbine (PCC) handling skills.
USPSA provides the shooter with a choice of divisions to compete in, providing a range of equipment choices. You do not need a high dollar “race gun” to compete in USPSA. You can compete in Production division with off the shelf, stock handguns such as a Sig 320 or 226, Glocks, Smith and Wesson M&Ps, or Springfield XDs. Detailed information about the various divisions can be found at USPSA.org. Along with a 9-mm or larger caliber gun, you will need a holster, enough magazines for 40-50 rounds of ammunition, and some magazine pouches.
At our monthly matches, we typically have seven stages, with the round count per stage ranging from as little as 6 rounds to as many as 32 rounds. Our stages may include steel targets, paper targets, swingers, disappearing targets, and present a challenge for all shooters, regardless of talent level and experience. Plan on bringing a minimum of 200 to 250 rounds.
We operate as an authorized and fully affiliated sub-club of the Oak Ridge Sportsmen’s Association and follow all the rules as set forth by USPSA.
Match preregistration and scoring is done through Practiscore: Practiscore.com
Club Contact Information
Brian Townsend
uspsa.orsa@gmail.com
New Shooters Welcome
We are a friendly group of folks and we love to introduce new people to our shooting sport. Come out and watch a match, or better yet, bring your gear and join in the fun! Remember that eye and ear protection is required – so bring your ear plugs and safety glasses. Before you participate in your first USPSA match, you will attend a new shooters orientation the morning of the match. You will have questions – our Range Officers and your fellow shooters will be glad to answer them all.
Match Schedule
3rd Saturday of the month
Sign-in begins about 9:00am and we begin shooting after a safety briefing at 10:00am.