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National Police Shooting

Championships

Hosted by the

City of Albuquerque New Mexico

Police Department

Conducted by

NRA Law Enforcement Competitions

September 14 through 19, 2013

The Law Enforcement Division of the

National Rifle Association of America is

Proud to Announce the

Twenty Thirteen

Registered Competitors will receive the 2013 National Police Shooting Championships

Tournament Program Book.

The NPSC Match Program Book will serve as the official program during the championships.

The National Police Shooting Championships are made possible because of generous support from many

law enforcement product providers including:

NPSC SCHEDULE OVERVIEW

Saturday September 14th

New Mexico Challenge

NPSC Tactical Police Competition

NRA Store Opens

Sunday September 15th

Statistical Office Opens

Competitor Check In and Bag Pick Up

NPSC Practice Day

Law Enforcement Shotgun Championship Range Opens

NPSC Tactical Police Competition Continues

Law Enforcement Equipment Expo Show Opens

Monday September 16th

Open Class Semi-Automatic 1500 Championship Matches

Distinguished Semi-Automatic Championship Match

Stock Service Semi-Automatic Championship Match

Law Enforcement Shotgun Championship Relays Continue

Law Enforcement Equipment Expo Continues

Tuesday September 17th

Open Class Revolver Championship Matches

Distinguished Revolver Championship Match

Stock Service Revolver Championship Match

Law Enforcement Shotgun Championship Relays Continue

Law Enforcement Equipment Expo – Last Official Day

NRA Law Enforcement Division

National Police Shooting Championships

Wednesday September 18th

Off Duty Firearm Championship

Stock Service Semi-Automatic Four Officer Team Championship

Stock Service Semi-Automatic Two Officer Team Championship

LAST DAY - Law Enforcement Shotgun Championship Relays

NPSC Awards Banquet

Thursday September 19th

Open Class Revolver Four Officer Team Championship

Open Class Revolver Two Officer Team Championship

Open Class Semi-Automatic Four Officer Team Championship

Open Class Semi-Automatic Two Officer Team Championship

Team Awards Ceremony

OTHER ACTIVITIES

FREE Armorer Schools: There are several tuition-free armorer schools

planned to be held in conjunction with the National Police Shooting Championships. Available schools will be posted at the below web page.

The schools will be conducted in the meeting rooms at the Crowne Plaza

Hotel that adjoins the NPSC Host Hotel, the Fairfield Inn University. Slots are awarded by drawing. To enter the Armorer School Drawing go to

www.nrahq.org/law, follow the links to the NPSC competition pages and select the Armorer School Link.

Albuquerque PPC Regional: The City of Albuquerque and the Albuquerque

Police Department are hosting their annual Police Pistol Combat Regional

Tournament prior to the Police Nationals from September 11th through the 13th. Come out for NPSC a few days early and take part in this great event.

Check out www.nmshootnra.com for details and registration.



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MATCH AND REGISTRATION FEES

First Time NPSC Shooters have two registration options.

Option 1 – This firing package is FREE and registers you to fire in the Stock Service Semi-Automatic Pistol Match on Monday September 16th, and the LE Shotgun Match anytime the shotgun range is open. Remington shotguns are available for your use and Remington ammunition is provided free while supplies last. You may sign up for additional matches on site if you wish.

Option 2 – Register for the First Time NPSC Shooter package for $125.00, which is 50 percent off the Standard Registration Package and shoot in any or all of the NPSC Championship Pistol and Shotgun Matches.

Shooters who register as First Time NPSC Shooters MUST report to the Statistical Office when they arrive to confirm their First Time NPSC Shooter Status.

Championship Package Deals:

Early Registration Championship Package Option - $180.00: Sign up by Monday July 29th for the Championship Package and save $ 70 over the Standard Championship Package. This package makes you eligible to fire in all of the Championship Matches and may save you in match fees even if you do not fire all the matches. The Championship Package Option is only available until Monday July 29th.

Standard Championship Package Option - $215.00: For a flat fee you are eligible to fire In all of the Championship Matches and save $35.00 over the regular individual fees. This package may save you in match fees even if you do not fire all the matches. The Championship Package Option is only available from July 30th until 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday September 4th.

Late Registration Championship Package Option - $235.00: For a flat fee you are eligible to fire in all of the Championship Matches and save $15.00 over the regular individual fees. The Package Option applies from September 4th on.

Individual Match Option - (as selected): Register and pay for only the matches you want to shoot and pay the individual fee rates.

To Register go to

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MATCH FEES

Individual Match

2013 NPSC Fee

Stock Semi-Automatic Pistol Championship $ 20.00

Service Revolver Championship $ 20.00

Off-Duty Championship $ 20.00

Distinguished Revolver Championship $ 20.00

Distinguished Semi-Auto Championship $ 20.00

Open Class Revolver 1500 Championship $ 65.00

Open Class Semi-Automatic 1500 Championship $ 65.00

Shotgun Match $ 20.00

Championship Package: Includes all of the Championship Individual Matches. Late Registration Package is a $15 savings, Standard Registration Package is $35 Savings and the Early Package is a $70 savings off the Individual Match pricing.

$ 250.00

HOW TO REGISTER

On-Line: Go to http://npsc.nra.org and follow the links to the NPSC

Registration pages. On-line registration will be available until

Wednesday September 4th at 5:00 pm EST. After that time registration can be made on-site.

PAYMENT OPTIONS: In addition to using your personal or agency credit card to register on-line you may now select payment by Agency or

Personal Check. Just register on-line and make your payment in the Statistical Office when you check in.

At the end of the registration process there is a confirmation/receipt page you can print for your records or to turn in to your agency for

Purchase Orders requests, Check Dispersement or Travel

Authorizations.

By Phone: Call NRA Law Enforcement Competitions at 703.267.1632 between 0930 and 1630 Eastern Standard Time.

To check your current NRA Police Pistol Combat Classifications go to the NRA Law Enforcement

Competitions Classification Look-Up page at

http://ppc.nra.org/shooter-classification-lookup.aspx



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NPSC FACILITIES

The City of Albuquerque and the Albuquerque Police Department are our

host for the National Police Shooting Championships. They have been great supporters of the program and our competitors since we came to

Albuquerque. The quality of today’s NPSC would not be possible without

their dedicated support.

The NRA National Police Shooting Championships are at Shooting Range Park operated by the City of Albuquerque. NPSC utilizes a dedicated 100

plus point firing line specifically designed for use by NPSC.

DIRECTIONS: Shooting Range Park is located at 16001 Shooting Range Road, approximately 12 miles west of the intersection of I-25 and I-40.

It is easy to reach by traveling west on I-40 and exiting at Atrisco Vista

Boulevard (formally Paseo del Vulcan), Exit 149. Turn right at the stop sign and proceed north four miles; turn left onto Shooting Range Road

and travel three miles to the Park.



FIRST TIME NPSC SHOOTER

RECOGNITION DRAWING If you are registered as a First Time NPSC Shooter you can sign up for the

First Time NPSC Shooter Recognition Drawing for a chance to win a sponsor

provided firearm.

Here's what you need to do in order to enter:

You must have NEVER fired in the National Police Shooting

Championships.

Have registered as a First Time NPSC Shooter.

Go to the Statistical Office and add your name to the First Time NPSC

Shooter Recognition Drawing signup sheet by NOON on Wednesday,

September 18th. No additional entries will be accepted after the cut-off time.

First Time NPSC Shooter Recognition Drawing winners will be

announced during the NPSC Awards Ceremony and Banquet on

Wednesday evening. You do not have to be present to win.



NPSC HOST HOTEL

Once again the Host Hotel for the National Police Shooting Championships will be the Fairfield Inn University in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Fairfield Inn University 1760 Menaul Boulevard, N.E.

Albuquerque, New Mexico 87102 505.889.4000 = Hotel Direct Line

Reservations: Reservations must be telephoned directly to the Hotel Reservation Department by the cutoff date of August 25th. Competitors

must contact the hotel directly at 505.889.4000 or 800.228.2800, preferably between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm, Mountain Standard Time.

In order to receive the preferred group rates for which NRA is contracted, individuals must identify themselves with the 2013 National Police Shooting

Championships. Rates cannot be changed at the time of check in or check out for guests who fail to identify their affiliation at the time the reservation

is requested.

Room Block: A room block has been established that will run from

September 9th to September 22nd. The number of rooms is set and offered on a first come-first served basis. Once the blocked rooms are gone

regular rates apply.

Rate: $74 plus tax per night and includes the breakfast bar.

Check In – Check Out: Hotel check in time is 3:00 pm. Check out time is

12:00 noon.

Complimentary Continental Breakfast: Is offered daily at the Fairfield Inn

University.

Monday thru Thursday: 0600 to 0900

Friday thru Sunday: 0700 to 1000



EARLY DEPARTURE: In the event a guest has reserved a room within the

NPSC block and then checks out prior to their reserved check out date, the hotel will add an early departure fee of $50 to that guest's individual

account. Guests wishing to avoid an early departure fee should advise the hotel at or prior to check in of any changes.

Other Information:

Gun cleaning rags will be issued to competitors by hotel staff during check-in.

Competitors ARE NOT to use hotel towels, sheets or other linens to

clean their guns.

NO AMMUNITION should be brought into the hotel to reduce the chance of an accidental discharge during cleaning, or function checks.

An accidental discharge at the hotel or parking area or anywhere at the NPSC Range Facilities may result in the

Disqualification of a competitor.

Directions:

From Airport/I-25 Northbound: Sunport Blvd.

to I-25 North, Exit 225

(Lomas) continue on North Frontage Road to Menaul,

right on Menaul, right onto Fairfield Drive.

From I-25 Southbound:

Exit 227 (Comanche), continue on South Frontage

Road to Menaul, left on

Menaul, right on Fairfield Drive.

From I-40 Westbound: Exit

159-D (University Blvd.), right on University, left on Menaul,

left on on Fairfield Drive.

From I-40 Eastbound: Exit 159-A (4th St.), continue on East Frontage Road to University, left on University, left on Menaul, left on Fairfield

Drive.



ADVANCE SHIPMENT OF AMMUNITION

The Albuquerque Police Department (APD) has graciously agreed to receive

and store pre-shipped ammunition for NPSC competitors at NO COST!

The APD range is located at Shooting Range State Park, the same facility as NPSC.

Ship to: Albuquerque Police Department Range ATTN: NPSC Competitor Ammo

16001 Shooting Range Road Albuquerque, NM 87121

Phone: 505-836-8783

Copy the below label, complete the label, and securely tape

it on the outside of each box.



AMMUNITION MUST BE SHIPPED

BY UPS GROUND

THIS IS THE REGULAR SERVICE DELIVERING TO THE

RANGE FACILITY AND WILL HELP ENSURE YOUR DELIVERY

IS RECEIVED

HOLD FOR NPSC COMPETITOR

Hold For: ____________________________________ First Name Last Name

Cell Phone Number: ____________________________

Agency: ____________________________________

Box: _______ of _______

TOURNAMENT APPROVED FIREARMS & AMMUNITION

Competitors are responsible for ensuring that their firearm, ammunition

and equipment are compliant with the current NRA Police Pistol Combat Rule Book. Any equipment which may be questionable should be

submitted for review by NRA Law Enforcement Staff prior to NPSC or

submitted to the NRA Chief Referee during NPSC.

The 2013 Edition of the Police Pistol Combat Rules will govern this event.

The Firearms and Ammunition requirements contained in the PPC Rule

Book are outlined below. The complete PPC Rule Book and updates are available on-line at www.nrahq.org/law under PPC Rule Information

on the Law Enforcement Competitions pages.

Once a Match has started, no changing of firearms is allowed except under the provisions of PPC Rule Section 9.1.

The Quick View Firearm Matrix below is from the current NRA Police

Pistol Combat Rule Book.



APPLIES TO ALL FIREARMS Rule 3.1

Each competitor is responsible for their firearm and any which may be questionable should be submitted to the Tournament Director, Referee, or 3-Man Jury for decision prior to being used.

All standard safety features of the pistol must operate properly.

With respect to Sections 3.2 through 3.9, and in addition to the firearm specific regulations below, the following features are either Allowed or Prohibited on all firearms.

Action work to make a crisper and/or smoother trigger pull Allowed

Fixed or adjustable sights Allowed

Sight Blackening Allowed

Modification or change of stocks because of the size of a competitor’s hand or to facilitate loading

Allowed

Internal modifications that would render the firearm less safe than originally designed by the manufacturer

Prohibited

Any external modifications, except those allowed within each rule Prohibited

Front sight extending beyond muzzle Prohibited

Compensators, barrel venting, or barrel porting Prohibited

Ammunition: No high speed or Magnum ammunition will be allowed. Ammunition must be loaded to produce sufficient velocity to pass through the target AND the backer. Shots which do not pass through the target and the backer will be scored as misses.

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OPEN CLASS REVOLVER Rule 3.2

In addition to the specifications within Section 3.1, the following specifications apply for Open Class Revolvers.

Firearm / Caliber: A revolver chambered to fire center-fire cartridges .32 caliber or larger

Barrel Length Maximum 6 Inches

Trigger Pull Minimum: Single Action 2.5 Pounds

Sight Radius Maximum 8.5 Inches

Sight Guards which do NOT extend rearward more than 2 inches Allowed

External Trigger Stops Allowed

Grips/Stocks that when measured from side-to-side at the base are greater than 1 ¾ inches in thickness (1.75’)

Prohibited

Caliber / Ammunition: Either hand loaded or factory loaded ammunition may be used.

DISTINGUISHED REVOLVER Rule 3.4

In addition to the specifications within Section 3.1, the following specifications apply for Distinguished Revolvers.

Firearm / Caliber: A factory manufactured (catalog item) revolver capable of chambering and firing .38 Special ammunition. Revolver may chamber no more than six rounds.


Trigger Pull Minimum - Single Action 2.5 Pounds

Installation of any unmodified trigger sold by the manufacturer Allowed

Chamfered Cylinder Allowed

Adjustable Front Sight Prohibited

Trigger modification as to length, width, or grooves Prohibited

Trigger Shoe Prohibited

External Trigger Stop Prohibited

Thumb Rest Prohibited

Grips/Stocks that when measured from side-to-side at the base are greater than 1 ¾ inches in thickness (1.75”)

Prohibited

Tape on the stock/grip Prohibited

Any substance that results in a sticky surface to the grip/stock, or hand Prohibited

Weighted grip/stock Prohibited

Installation of sights that require alteration of the firearm for installation. Prohibited

Caliber / Ammunition: Must be from a licensed manufacturer, new issue, round nose or semi-wadcutter ammunition.




STOCK SERVICE REVOLVER Rule 3.6

In addition to the specifications within Section 3.1, the following specifications apply for Stock Service Revolvers.

Firearm / Caliber: A factory manufactured (catalog item) revolver with duty sights capable of chambering and firing .38 Special ammunition.


Replacement of service type sights with other service type sights, luminescent service

sights, or fiber optic service sights provided such sights do not require alteration of the firearm for installation.

Allowed

Ramp or post front sight as sold by the manufacturer of the firearm Allowed



Trigger Modification as to length, width, or grooves Prohibited

Trigger Shoes Prohibited

External Trigger Stops Prohibited


Grips/Stocks that when measured from side-to-side at the base are greater than 1 ¾ inches in thickness (1.75”)

Prohibited




Caliber / Ammunition: Either hand loaded or factory loaded ammunition may be used. No wadcutter ammunition is allowed.




OFF DUTY REVOLVER Rule 3.8 In addition to the specifications within Section 3.1, the following specifications apply for Off Duty

Revolvers.

Firearm / Caliber: A factory manufactured (catalog item) revolver capable of chambering and firing .38 Special ammunition.

Barrel Length Maximum 2.75 Inches

Replacement of service type sights with other service type sights, luminescent service sights, or fiber optic service sights, sights provided such sights do not require alteration of the firearm for installation.

Allowed

Ramp or post front sight as sold by the manufacturer of the firearm Allowed



Trigger modification as to length, width, or grooves Prohibited

Trigger Shoes Prohibited



Grips/Stocks that when measured from side-to-side at the base are greater than 1 ¾ inches

in thickness (1.75”) Prohibited




Caliber / Ammunition: Either hand loaded or factory loaded ammunition may be used. No wadcutter ammunition is allowed.

OPEN CLASS SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Rule 3.3

In addition to the specifications within Section 3.1, the following specifications apply for Open Class Semi-Automatic Pistols.

Firearm / Caliber: Center-fire pistols of .35 caliber or larger. All double action semi-automatic pistols must fire the first shot of every stage double action except at the 50 yard line.


Trigger Pull Minimum Single or Double Action 3.5 Pounds


Sight Guards which do NOT extend rearward more than 2 inches Allowed

Extended Magazine Well Funnel Allowed

Magazine Bumper Pad Allowed

External Trigger Stops Allowed

Caliber / Ammunition: Either hand loaded or factory loaded ammunition may be used.




DISTINGUISHED SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Rule 3.5

In addition to the specifications within Section 3.1, the following specifications apply for Distinguished Semi-Automatic Pistols.

Firearm / Caliber: Factory manufactured (catalog item) center-fire semi-automatic pistol capable of chambering and firing .35 caliber or larger ammunition, or FN 5.7 x 28 caliber ammunition. All double action semi-automatic pistols must fire the first shot of every stage double action except at the 50 yard line.


Trigger Pull Minimum Single or Double Action. 3.5 Pounds


Open Sights, from any Manufacturer provided such sights do not require alteration of the firearm for installation.

Allowed

Extended Magazine Well Funnel Allowed

Magazine Bumper Pads Allowed

Finger Groove and Slip on Grips Allowed

Any accessories, parts, or components which are manufactured to duplicate, in materials and dimensions, the original as offered by the manufacturer of the pistol.

Allowed

Smith & Wesson Model PPC9 Pistols Allowed


Full-length Bo-mar type rib on the slide Prohibited



Grips/Stocks that are flared at the base Prohibited

Tape on the grip/stock Prohibited

Any substance that results in a sticky surface to the grip/stock or hand Prohibited


Caliber / Ammunition: Must be from a licensed manufacturer, new issue, full metal jacket, semi-wadcutter, jacketed soft point, hollow point, or round nose.




STOCK SERVICE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Rule 3.7

In addition to the specifications within Section 3.1, the following specifications apply for Stock Service Semi-Automatic Pistols.

Firearm / Caliber: Factory manufactured (catalog item), center-fire semi-automatic pistol with duty sights capable of chambering and firing .35 caliber or larger ammunition, or FN 5.7 x 28 caliber ammunition. All double action pistols must fire the first shot of every stage double action.


Trigger Pull Minimum: Single or Double Action 3.5 Pounds


Any accessories, parts, or components which are manufactured to duplicate, in materials and dimensions, the original as offered by the manufacturer

Allowed

Replacement of service type sights with other service type sights, luminescent service sights, or fiber optic service sights provided such sights do not require alteration of the firearm for installation.

Allowed

Magazine bumper pads Allowed

Extended magazine well funnel Allowed

Finger groove and slip on grips Allowed


Full-length Bo-mar type rib on the slide Prohibited

Trigger shoe Prohibited



Grips/stocks that are flared at the base Prohibited


Any substance that results in a sticky surface to the grip/stock or hand Prohibited


Smith & Wesson Model PPC9 Pistols Prohibited

Ammunition: Either hand loaded or factory loaded ammunition may be used. No wadcutter ammunition is allowed.




OFF DUTY SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Rule 3.9

In addition to the specifications within Section 3.1, the following specifications apply for Off Duty Semi-Automatic Pistols.

Firearm / Caliber: A stock factory manufactured (catalog item) semi-automatic center-fire pistol suitable for off duty concealed carry, chambered for and capable of firing .380 caliber ammunition or larger. All double action pistols must fire the first shot of every match or stage double action.


Trigger Pull Minimum: Single or Double Action 3.5 Pounds

Replacement of service type sights with other service type sights, luminescent service sights, or fiber optic service sights, provided such sights do not require alteration of the firearm for installation.

Allowed

Magazine bumper pads Allowed

Extended magazine well funnel Allowed

Finger groove and slip on grips Allowed

Magazine grip extensions, if when installed, add no more than one finger width to the overall length of the magazine when inserted

Allowed

Extended magazines, if no more than one finger width of the magazine is exposed when the magazine is inserted

Allowed


Bo-Mar type ribs on the slide Prohibited



Trigger Shoe Prohibited


Any substance that results in a sticky surface to the grip/stock, or hand. Prohibited


Use of full size compatible magazines Prohibited

Ammunition: Either hand loaded or factory loaded ammunition may be used. No wadcutter ammunition allowed.

LAW ENFORCEMENT SHOTGUN

Firearm / Caliber: Shotgun must be factory manufactured, 12 gauge with no modifications. All safety devices provided by the manufacturer must function as designed.

Barrel Length Maximum 22 ¼ Inches

Sights Sights Only Metallic or Metallic Fiber Optic Duty Sights Allowed

Choke Fixed or interchangeable choke.

Choke Measurement Must be cylinder or improved cylinder bore; constriction at the choke may not exceed 0.0149.

Back Boring Prohibited

Sling Shotgun may be equipped with a sling but it cannot have sling cuffs or other devices that attach to the arm and may only be used during Stage 4.

Ammunition: Provided by the NRA or by competitor. Ammunition must be 12-gauge, 00 lead Buckshot with nine pellets per shell, and 1 ounce rifled slugs. Ammunition will be inspected and a sample shell may be required for disassembly and examination. Reloaded or sabot ammunition will not be allowed.

THE NEW MEXICO CHALLENGE

This is a free non-tournament event conducted by NRA Law Enforcement Competitions to expose law enforcement and security professionals from

New Mexico agencies who do not have a permanent PPC Classification to the NRA Police Pistol Combat program and the National Police Shooting

Championships.

Officers will be run through the PPC Stock Semi-Automatic Course of Fire

and since it is a non-tournament event they will not have to compete against experienced PPC shooters. Previous New Mexico Challenge shooters

may enter the Alumni Special Category even if they have a PPC Classification but cannot win the overall trophies, prizes or firearm awards.

Rules are simple: officers only need their duty handgun, holster, magazines, and 50 rounds of ammunition. No need for duty ammunition, inexpensive

practice, or training ammo is fine.

We will have trophy awards for top shooters and law enforcement category

awards, such as Municipal, County, State, Federal, and Security.

Team Event: Challenge officers from your rival Squad,

Division, Unit, District, or your best friends. There will be un-fired team matches for 2 and 4 officer teams. Just tell us before you shoot who your

teammate is and we will combine your individual scores to get your team score.

Call NRA Law Enforcement Competitions at 703.267.1632 or go to www.nrahq.org/law and follow the NPSC links for more information on the

New Mexico Challenge and for the registration form.

Registration & check in from 0830 to 0945 / Firing relays begin at

approximately 1035 / Awards Ceremony is after all relays have fired and Final Bulletin is completed (approximately 1500 hours).



S A T U R D A Y

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NRA TACTICAL POLICE COMPETITION

The NPSC Tactical Police Competition event will take place on Saturday September 14th and Sunday the 15th, with shooters firing one of the two

days.

The NRA developed the TPC program to augment

and go hand-in-hand with PPC competitions. PPC remains the ultimate test of an officer’s accuracy

and handling. TPC adds additional elements

using duty handgun, shotgun, and patrol rifles in scenario and skill based courses of fire.

The event is held in the action shooting bays located past the NPSC

Statistical Office building.

For equipment and firearm requirements and more information about the

Tactical Police Competition program visit ww.nrahq.org/law/competitions and follow the links to TPC.

Registration: Pre-registration is highly recommended as slots are limited. Registration information is available on-line at the Tactical Police Competition

web pages at www.nrahq.org/law/competitions or by calling Law Enforcement Competitions at 703.267.1632. Sorry but Registration must

be done separately from NPSC.

On-Site Registration: Inside the NPSC Award/Statistical Office Building,

Saturday and Sunday from 0600 to 0700. If you do not register by 0700 you cannot participate.

Check In: ALL TPC shooters must check in and get their competitor packets inside the NPSC Awards/Statistical Office Building the morning of the

day they are shooting during the open registration hours listed above. If you do not check in you cannot fire.

Awards: The TPC Awards Ceremony will take place Sunday when course breakdown is complete and scores are finalized.

Relays: There are no relays in TPC. All shooters begin firing at the same

time and are broken down into assigned squads. If you do not register AND

check in by 0700 you cannot be squaded and will NOT be able to participate.



S A T U R D A Y

S U N D A Y

NRA LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION

STORE OPENS

Years ago we began producing an annual National Police Shooting Championships t-shirt. Over the years we expanded the NPSC souvenir

product offerings and added items that

competitors requested we carry, such as NRA branded items, speed loaders, reference

books, and other related items.

The NRA Store is located just inside the side

door of NPSC Hall 2 next to the NPSC Results Bulletin Posting Boards.

This year the NRA Store will open at 1000 on

Saturday September 14th and be open daily

through noon on Thursday September 19th.

NRA Store Hours

Saturday 1000 to 1630

Sunday 0800 to 1600

Monday 0800 to 1700

Tuesday 0800 to 1700

Wednesday 0800 to 1600

Thursday 0800 to 1200



S A T U R D A Y

NPSC PRACTICE DAY

Date: Sunday, September 15, 2013

Location: Shooting Range Park Police Pistol Combat Range

Cost: $ 8 Per Relay Ticket

Relays Offered: There are three types of relays held on NPSC Practice Day.

Match 5 Relay: Range Control will run the 60 round NRA National

Police Course of Fire. This will allow competitors to practice at the 7,

15, 25 and 50 yard line as if under match conditions.

Match 4 Relay: Range Control will run Match 4, the 25 yard Standing Without Support Course of Fire.

Zeroing Relay: At 25 yards, Range Control will allow competitors to

fire the number of rounds they choose during the time allotted to fire.

Shooters will then be allowed to inspect their target and after all shooters have returned from downrange, allowed to handle their

unloaded handgun and make any necessary sight adjustments.

Another firing period will then be provided, repeating the process. Shooters will then move to the 50 yard line and the process repeated to

check/adjust 50 yard sight zeros.

Relay Format: While each relay follows a set course and time limits,

shooters may practice whatever stage and fire whatever number of rounds they desire as long as they follow all range commands. For

instance, during the Match 4 Relay, instead of firing strings of 12

rounds standing off hand at 25 yards, you could practice left hand barricade or during Zeroing Relays you may practice whatever stages

you desire during the open fire period.

Multiple Guns: You may fire/zero multiple guns during the Practice

Day. As always, guns must be cased or holstered. Just check with Practice Day Range Officers on how, and when you may switch firearms.

Practice Day Ticket Prize Drawing: A Practice Day Prize Drawing will

be conducted consisting of donated merchandise. To be eligible for the

Practice Day Prize Drawing, competitors must place one of their shooter

labels on each ticket or write their name on the Practice Day Ticket and place them in the Practice Day Prize Drawing Box on the range. The

names of the winners of the Practice Day Prize Drawing will be posted

outside the NPSC Awards Office on Tuesday afternoon September 17th.



S U N D A Y

Practice Day Relay Schedule:

Time Relay

0800 to 0900 Zeroing Relay

0900 to 0930 Match 5


1030 to 1100 Match 5


1200 to 1230 Match 4


1330 to 1400 Match 5


1500 to 1530 Match 4

Target Lane Assignments: Competitors who purchase Practice Day Tickets

in advance may select the numbered target lane they desire to shoot on, as

they are available.

The open target lanes for the Practice Day are lanes 20 thru 100.

Competitors who purchase Practice Day Tickets on-site will be allowed to

choose from any remaining unassigned target lanes.

Practice Day Ticket Purchase: Eighty Percent of the tickets are

available for advance purchase. The remaining twenty percent are sold onsite. Practice Day Tickets may be purchased by completing the Practice

Day Ticket Order Form and sending it as noted at the bottom of the form

or by calling NRA Law Enforcement Competitions at 703.267.1632.

Phone orders are taken from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, Monday through Friday.

Payment must be made by credit card at time of purchase. Practice

Day Tickets will be mailed to you so you have them immediately and do

not have to wait in line to pick them up on-site.

The deadline for advance purchase of Practice Day Tickets is Wednesday September 4th.

Remaining tickets will be available for on-site purchase beginning in the

afternoon on Saturday September 14th at the NRA Store.

Targets: You will be provided one B-27 cardboard target and B-27 Repair

Centers for each Practice Day Ticket to use as you decide.

You MUST Provide Your OWN Staple Gun, Tape or

Spray Glue to Attach Repair Centers.



S U N D A Y

STATISTICAL OFFICE OPENS

&

COMPETITOR PACKET PICK-UP

Statistical Office Opens: 0730 to 1600

Pre-Paid Registered Shooters: If you registered on line and have

already paid your tournament fees then you do not need to go to the Statistical Office unless you want to add or drop matches, sign up for

the Team matches, or need other assistance. Just pick your Competitor Packet up during the hours listed below.

Non-Paid Registered Shooters: if you Pre-Registered but need to

pay your Tournament Fees go to the Statistical Office and make

payment. Then go to the Competitor Packet area with your receipt for your packet.

Un-Registered Shooters: If you need to register on-site just go to

the Statistical Office and complete a Registration Form. Staff will then process your registration and prepare all material needed for your

Competitor Packet.

Competitor Packet Pick Up: 1000 to 1600

Paid Registered shooters can pick up their Competitor Packet in the

Award/Statistical Office Building.

Inside your packet you should find your:

Competitor ID Card and holder Squadding Ticket listing all of the matches you are signed up for with

Relay and Target Number Receipt for fees paid

Individual Scorecard Book

Printed Competitor labels with your name, Competitor Number, address, PPC Classification for Revolver and Semi-Automatic, and

your law enforcement category. Shotgun Scoring Booklet

Handgun Target Scoring Information Sheet

Other general information sheets as needed

As soon as you get your packet review all material to make sure your name is spelled correctly and that your Classifications and Category are correct.

If corrections are needed go to the Statistical Office immediately.

If you do not pick up your Competitor Pack on Sunday, go to the Statistical Office for your packet.



S U N D A Y

REMINGTON

LAW ENFORCEMENT SHOTGUN CHAMPIONSHIP

MATCH BEGINS

0900 to 1630

The Shotgun Championship Match relays begin on Sunday, with the LAST relay for the day

BEGINNING at 1600. You may fire this match on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday. Simply

register in the Statistical Office and report to the

Shotgun Range during operating hours. Relays are formed as shooters arrive at the range.

Firearm: Competitors may use a Model 870 or

Model 1187 Shotgun provided at no charge by Remington Law Enforcement, or furnish their own shotgun.

Shotgun must be factory manufactured, 12 gauge, barrel length not to

exceed 22 1/4 inches, metallic sights only, and no modifications. Barrel is to be cylinder or improved cylinder bore; constriction at the choke may not

exceed 0.0149. No back boring is allowed. Interchangeable chokes are

allowed. Shotgun barrels will be checked for choke and inspected.

All safety devices provided by the manufacturer must function as designed.

Slings: Shotgun may be equipped with a sling but it cannot have sling

cuffs or other devices that attach to the arm. Sling may only be used

during Stage 4.

Sights: Metallic / Fiber Optic duty sights only.

Ammunition: Competitors can use ammunition provided by Remington

Law Enforcement at no charge (as long as supplies last) or by competitor. Ammunition must be 12-gauge, 00 lead Buckshot with nine

pellets per shell, and 1 ounce rifled slugs. Ammunition will be inspected and a sample shell may be required for disassembly and examination. It is best if

you bring the original box the rounds came in with you. Reloaded or sabot

ammunition is not allowed.

Shotgun Carry: Shotguns brought to and from the range MUST be:

Unloaded with the action open and Safety ON

Cased or Uncased

Carried muzzle down whenever uncased.

Sponsored by

Remington Law Enforcement



S U N D A Y

Target: NRA B-27.

Scoring: Competitor scoring will be used.

Scoring Values:

Buckshot: Each hit within the 7 Ring and in are worth 5 Points. Hits

outside the 7 Ring are zero.

Slugs: Hits are scored using the B-27 target X, 10, 9, 8, and 7 Point

face value scoring rings.

Tie Breaking: See Section D of the NRA Police Pistol Combat Rule Book.

Course of Fire: National Police Shooting Championships Shotgun Match, as

follows:

Stage 1: At 15 yards fired from the hip or shoulder.

Fire 5 rounds of 12 gauge nine pellet 00 Buckshot at four B-27

targets within 10 seconds.

Fire one round at three of the targets and two rounds at one

target of your choice.

Gun stock must be held under the arm until targets start to turn. Gun may then be brought to the shoulder, or fired from

the underarm position.

Stage 2: At 20 yards fired from the shoulder.

Fire 5 rounds of 12 gauge nine pellet 00 Buckshot at four B-27 targets within 5 seconds.

Fire one round at three of the targets and two rounds at one

target of choice.

Gun may be placed against the shoulder before targets start to

turn.



S U N D A Y

Stage 3: At 25 yards fired from the shoulder.

Fire 5 rounds of rifled slug at one B-27 target within 10 seconds.

Gun must be held under the arm until targets start to turn.

Stage 4: At 50 yards fired from the shoulder in either the kneeling or

standing position.

Fire 5 rounds of rifled slug at one B-27 target within 60 seconds. Do NOT use the target you already fired slugs at.

Gun stock must be held under the arm until targets start to

turn. Sling may be used but it cannot be wrapped around the arm, or otherwise attached in any manner to your body until

after the targets start to turn.



S U N D A Y

LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPOSITION

1000 to 1600

Vendor Show Opens on Sunday with

daily hours of 1000 to 1600 and ends Tuesday at 1700.

Featured are vendors from both the national and local level and many of

the supporters who make the National Police Shooting Championships

possible. Make sure you see all the

vendors and thank them for their support of your program.



S U N D A Y

OPENING CEREMONIES

0730 on the NPSC Handgun Range

Please join NRA Officials, the City of Albuquerque Mayor and Police Chief and others in kicking off the Championships and the raising of the Colors.

Opening ceremonies will take place on the NPSC Handgun Range beginning at 0730.

The first Championship Handgun Match will begin at 0800

immediately after opening ceremonies.

M O N D A Y



Immediately Following Opening Ceremonies

OPEN CLASS SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL 1500 CHAMPIONSHIP 0800 Matches 8 thru 12

Triggers: Trigger pull must not be less than 3.5 lbs. Triggers will be

randomly weighed.

Match 8: 24 Shots, Standing Without Support at 7 and 15 Yards

Course of Fire: Two stages of 12 shots each

fired double action standing without support. Stage 1 fired at 7 yards and Stage 2 fired at

15 yards. 20 seconds per stage starting with

loaded gun in holster and including time required to reload. Each stage fired at a

separate target. Targets will be changed between Stages 1 and 2.

Match 9: 18 Shots, Kneeling, and Standing at 25 Yards

Course of Fire: 6 shots kneeling; 6 shots left hand standing with support;

6 shots right hand standing with support; all firing double action. Time is

90 seconds for the entire course, starting with loaded gun in holster and including time to reload. Time starts with shooter in standing position.

Match 10: 24 Shots, Sitting, Prone, and Standing at 50 Yards

Course of Fire: 6 shots sitting; 6 shots prone; 12 shots standing with

support (6 shots left hand, 6 shots right hand); all shooting single or double action. Time is 2 minutes and 45 seconds starting with loaded gun

in holster and including time to reload. Time starts with shooter in

standing position.

Match 11: 24 Shots, Standing Without Support at 25 Yards

Course of Fire: 2 stages of 12 shots each fired double action, standing without support at 25 yards. Time is 35 seconds for each 12-shot stage

starting with loaded gun in holster and including time to reload.

Match 12: NRA National Police Course – 60 Shots

Course of Fire: See Match 17, Distinguished Revolver Match for the

course of fire.

Match 13: Open Class Semi-Automatic Pistol 1500 Aggregate

This is an unfired aggregate of each competitor’s score in Matches 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 and is used to determine the Open Class Semi-Automatic

Pistol Champion.



M O N D A Y

Following Match 12

DISTINGUISHED SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL CHAMPIONSHIP

Match 18

Course of Fire: The 60-round NRA National Police course See Match 17, Distinguished Revolver Match for the course

of fire.

Holster: Section 3.13 and 10.11. If in doubt, submit the

holster to the Chief Referee for a decision. The Chief Referee’s decision on holsters is final.

Following Match 18

STOCK SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL CHAMPIONSHIP Match 14

Course of Fire: 48 rounds. All times start with loaded gun in holster and shooter in standing position. In kneeling position, the shooter’s knee must stay behind the limit or

fault line.

Stage 1: 3 yards – Double action, 6 shots one hand, from standing without

support position, 8 seconds.

Stage 2: 7 yards – Double action, 12 shots, one or two hands, from

standing without support position, 20 seconds, includes reloading for second 6-shot string.


standing without support position, 20 seconds, includes reloading for second

6-shot string.

Stage 4: 25 yards – Double action, 18 shots, one or two hands, 6 shots kneeling, using the barricade for cover and support, 6 shots standing left

hand from behind barricade and 6 shots standing right hand from behind the

barricade, 90 seconds, time starts with loaded gun in holster and includes reloading for subsequent 6-shot strings. The barricade MUST be used for

cover and support.

Target Changes: After Stages 2 and 4.

Holster: Section 3.13 and 10.11. If in doubt, submit holster to the Chief

Referee for a decision. The Chief Referee’s decision on holsters is final.

M O N D A Y



LAW ENFORCEMENT SHOTGUN MATCH CONTINUES: 0800 to 1630

Match 20

LAST relay will BEGIN at 1600

LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPOSITION CONTINUES: 1000 to 1600

M O N D A Y



Statistical Office Opens: 0700

OPEN CLASS REVOLVER 1500 CHAMPIONSHIP 0800

Matches 1 thru 5

Match 1: 24 Shots, Standing Without Support at 7 and 15 Yards

Course of Fire: 2 stages of 12 shots, each fired double action standing

without support. Stage 1 fired at 7 yards and Stage 2 fired at 15 yards; 20 seconds per stage starting with loaded gun in holster and including time

required to reload. Each stage fired at a separate target. Targets will be

changed between Stages 1 and 2.

Match 2: 18 Shots, Kneeling and Standing at 25 Yards

Course of Fire: 6 shots kneeling, 6 shots left hand standing with support; 6

shots right hand standing with support; all firing double action. Time limit is 90 seconds for the entire course, starting with loaded gun in holster and

including time to reload. Time starts with shooters in standing position.

Match 3: 24 Shots, Sitting, Prone and Standing at 50 Yards

Course of Fire: 6 shots sitting; 6 shots prone; 12 shots standing with support

(6 shots left hand, 6 shots right hand); all shooting single or double action. Time limit is 2 minutes and 45 seconds starting with loaded gun in holster

and including time to reload. Time starts with shooter in standing position.

Match 4: 24 Shots, Standing Without Support at 25 Yards

Course of Fire: 2 stages of 12 shots each fired double action, standing

without support at 25 yards. Time is 35 seconds for each 12-shot stage

starting with loaded gun in holster and including time to reload.

Match 5: NRA National Police Course

Course of Fire: A fired aggregate of the following stages (60 shots):

Stage 1: 7 yards – 12 shots double action standing without support, in 20

seconds. Time starts with loaded gun in holster and includes reloading for

second 6-shot string.

Stage 2: 25 yards – 6 shots kneeling, double action; 6 shots standing with support, double action, left hand; 6 shots standing with support,

double action, right hand. Time limit is 90 seconds. Time starts with loaded gun in holster and includes reloading for subsequent 6-shot

strings.



T U E SD A Y

Stage 3: 50 yards – 6 shots sitting, 6 shots prone, 6 shots standing support, left hand, and 6 shots standing with support, right hand, single or

double action in 2 minutes and 45 seconds. Time starts with loaded gun in

holster and includes reloading for subsequent 6-shot strings.

Stage 4: 25 yards – 6 shots standing without support, double action, in

12 seconds. Time starts with loaded gun in holster. No barricade or other support is used.

Target Changes: Stages will be fired in 1, 2, 3, 4 order, and targets will

be changed after Stages 2 and 4.

Match 6: Open Class Revolver 1500 Aggregate

This is an unfired aggregate of each competitor’s score in Matches

1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 and is used to determine the Open Class Revolver Champion.

Following the Match 1 through 5 Relays

DISTINGUISHED REVOLVER CHAMPIONSHIP

Match 17

Course of Fire: The 60-round NRA National Police Course of Fire with a total

possible score of 600 points.

Stage 1: At 7 yards, 12 shots double action from the

standing without support position. Time limit is

20 seconds, including time to reload. Stage 2: At 25 yards, 6 shots double action from the

kneeling position; 6 shots standing with support, left hand; 6 shots standing with

support, right hand. Time limit is 90 seconds

including time to reload. Stage 3: At 50 yards, 6 shots single or double action sitting; 6 shots prone;

6 shots standing left hand from behind barricade; 6 shots standing right hand from behind barricade. Time limit is 2 minutes and 45

seconds, including time to reload. Stage 4: At 25 yards, 6 shots double action standing without support. Time

limit is 12 seconds. No barricade or other support is used.

Holster: Rule 3.13 If in doubt, submit the holster to the Chief Referee for

a decision. The Chief Referee’s decision on holsters is final.



T U E SD A Y

Following Match 17

STOCK SERVICE REVOLVER CHAMPIONSHIP

Match 7

Course of Fire: 48 Rounds. All times start with loaded gun in holster. In

the kneeling position, the shooter’s knee must stay behind the limit or fault line.

Stage 1: 3 yards – Double action, 6 shots one hand, from standing without support position, 8 seconds

Stage 2: 7 yards – Double action, 12 shots one or two hands, from

standing without support position, 20 seconds, includes reloading for

second 6 shot string.


standing without support position, 20 seconds, includes reloading for second 6-shot string.

Stage 4: 25 yards – Double action, 18 shots, one or two hands, 6 shots

kneeling, using the barricade for cover and support, 6 shots standing left

hand from behind the barricade and 6 shots standing right hand from behind the barricade, 90 seconds, includes reloading for subsequent 6

shot strings. The barricade MUST be used for cover and support.

Target Changes: After Stages 2 and 4.

Holster: Rule 3.13. If in doubt, submit holster to the Chief Referee for a

decision. Chief Referee’s decision on holsters is final.

Law Enforcement Shotgun Match Continues 0800 to 1630 Match 20.


Law Enforcement Exposition 1000 to 1600

Continues

Deadline for Team Match Registration 1400

Team registration is in the Statistical Office

TUESDAY




Shotgun Match Relays / LAST Day 0800 to 1500


OFF-DUTY SIDEARM CHAMPIONSHIP 0800

Match 15

There will only be one award schedule for the Off-Duty Sidearm

Championship. Competitors have the choice to compete using a revolver or semi-automatic pistol meeting PPC Rule Section 3.8 or 3.9. If you compete

with a revolver, then your Stock Duty Gun Division Revolver Classification

will be used. If you compete with a semi-automatic pistol, then your Stock Duty Gun Division Semi-automatic Pistol Classification will be used. Officers

will be placed on the awards schedule according to their firearm classification. Keep this firearm choice in mind as it may affect your

Individual Service Pistol Aggregate and Special Aggregate scores.

Please note that competitors MUST declare, in advance, the type of firearm

they will compete with (revolver or semi-automatic pistol). This information MUST be indicated on your NPSC Registration Card.

Course of Fire: This course of fire is designed specifically for the purpose of encouraging police officers to participate in competitive shooting without

incurring the cost of additional or specialized firearms. This course is

designed to be fired using standard-issue police duty firearms.

Stage 1: 3 yards – double action – 6 shots one hand, from standing without support position, 8 seconds.

Stage 2: 7 yards – double action – 12 shots, one or two hands, from standing without support position. Twenty seconds, includes reloading for

second 6 shot string.

Stage 3: 15 yards – double action – 12 shots, one or two hands, from

standing without support position. Twenty seconds, includes reloading for second 6 shot string.

Stage 4: 25 yards – double action – 18 shots, one or two hands; 6 shots

kneeling, using the barricade; 6 shots standing left hand from behind the

barricade; and 6 shots standing right hand from behind the barricade. Ninety seconds, includes reloading for subsequent 6 shot strings. The

barricade MUST be used for cover and support.



WEDNESDAY

Holster: PPC Rule Section 3.13. The Chief Referee’s decision on permissible

holsters is final.

NOTE: If space allows on a Relay, Two and Four Officer Teams

may be combined on certain relays.

Following Match 15

FOUR OFFICER STOCK SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Match 36

Entry Fee: $45 Per Team

Open To: Law enforcement personnel who are eligible under Police Pistol Combat Rule Section 2.4.

Details: Teams of four firing members, one alternate, a Team Captain,

and a Team Coach, representing any agency stipulated under “Categories.” Departments MAY field more than one Four Officer Team. Officers may fire

in Match 36 or 37 but NOT both.

All individuals named must represent the same department. No “pick-up”

teams will be allowed. Team Captain and Team Coach may be firing members if so stipulated on the team entry form.

Firearm, Holster, and Ammunition: Same as for Match 14

Course of Fire: The NRA 48 round Stock Semi-Automatic course.

See Match 14.

Following Match 36

TWO OFFICER STOCK SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL CHAMPIONSHIP

Match 37

Entry Fee: $ 25 Per Team

Open To: Same as Match 36

Details: Teams of two firing members, one alternate, a Team Captain, and

a Team Coach, representing any agency stipulated under “Categories.”

Departments MAY field more than one two Officer Team. Officers may fire in Match 37 or 36 but NOT both.



Firearm, Holster, Ammunition & Course of Fire: Same as for Match 14.

WEDNESDAY



AWARDS CEREMONY/DINNER: 1900 to 2200

Last year there were seats for all competitors and their guests but seating is limited.

Competitors who will be present for the banquet will receive ONE FREE

ticket at registration.

Additional tickets will be available for purchase for $5.00, beginning

MONDAY September 16 after 2 p.m. in the Statistical Office.

You MUST have your ticket with you to attend the banquet.



WEDNESDAY


FOUR OFFICER OPEN CLASS REVOLVER 0800

TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Match 30

Entry Fee: $45 per team.

Open To: Teams of four firing members, one alternate, a Team Captain, and a Team Coach, representing any agency stipulated under “Categories.”

Details: Departments MAY field more than one Four Officer Team. Officers may fire in Match 30 or 31 but NOT both.


teams will be allowed. Team Captain and Team Coach may be firing

members if so stipulated on the team entry form.

Firearm: Open Class Revolver

Course of Fire: Each shooter will fire the NRA National Police Course as

stated for Match 5.

Following Match 30

TWO OFFICER OPEN CLASS REVOLVER TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Match 31


Open To: Teams of two firing members, one alternate, a Team Captain, and a Team Coach, representing any agency stipulated under “Categories.”

Details: Departments MAY field more than one Two Officer Team. Officers may fire in Match 30 or 31 but NOT both.

All individuals named must represent the same department. No “pick-up” teams will be allowed. Team Captain and Team Coach may be firing


Firearm and Course of Fire: Same as Match 30



THURSDAY

Following Match 31

FOUR OFFICER OPEN CLASS SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL TEAM

CHAMPIONSHIP

Match 32


Open To: Teams of four firing members, one alternate, a Team Captain, and a Team Coach, representing any agency stipulated under “Categories.”

Details: Departments MAY field more than one Four Officer team. Officers

may fire in Match 32 or 33 but NOT both.

All individuals’ names must represent the same department. No “pick-up”


Firearm: Open Class Semi-Automatic Pistol

Course of Fire: Each shooter will fire the National Police Course.

Following Match 32

TWO OFFICER OPEN CLASS SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL TEAM

CHAMPIONSHIP

Match 33


Open To: Teams of two firing members, one alternate, a Team Captain, and a Team Coach, representing any agency stipulated under “Categories.”

Details: Departments MAY field more than one Two Officer Team. Officers may fire in Match 32 or 33 but NOT both.


teams will be allowed. Team Captain and Team Coach may be firing


Firearm and Course of Fire: Same as Match 32.



THURSDAY

WORLD FOUR OFFICER TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP

Match 34 Non- Fired Match

Entry Fee: N/A

Open To: The highest scoring U.S. Open Class Four Officer Team and a

maximum of one Four Officer Team representing each non-U.S. country.

Scores Used: The highest team scores from the Open Class Revolver and

Semi-Automatic Four Officer Team Matches will be used. Eligible teams will be ranked from highest to lowest.

WORLD TWO OFFICER TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP

Match 35 Non-Fired Match

Entry Fee: N/A

Open To: The highest scoring U.S. Open Class Two Officer Team and a

maximum of one Two Officer Team representing each non-U.S. country.

Scores Used: The highest team scores from the Open Class Revolver and

Semi-Automatic Two Officer Team Matches will be used. Eligible teams will be ranked from highest to lowest.



THURSDAY

TEAM AWARDS CEREMONY 1500 / Tentative

Ceremony will be in the Awards Office Building near the NPSC Photo Op

Board with the United States Flag backdrop.

Two Thousand Twelve NPSC Team Champions

Open Class Semi-Automatic Pistol First Place Two Officer Team

Doug Goff and Kevin Worrell of the United States Border Patrol

Open Class Revolver First Place Two Officer Team

Robert Butler and Carl Michaud of Immigration & Customs Enforcement



THURSDAY

Open Class Revolver First Place Four Officer Team

Robert Vadasz, Benjamin Morrow, Alaric Mason and Enoch Smith of the United States Border Patrol

Open Class Semi-Automatic Pistol First Place Four Officer Team

Robert Vadasz, Brett Sullivan, Alaric Mason and Enoch Smith of the United States Border Patrol

Stock Semi-Automatic Pistol

First Place Four Officer Team Tony Simmons, Robert Vadasz, Brett Sullivan and Enoch

Smith of the United States Border Patrol

Stock Semi-Automatic Pistol First Place Two Officer Team

Kevin Worrell and Doug Goff of the United States Border Patrol

NON FIRED AGGREGATE MATCHES

OPEN CLASS REVOLVER 1500 CHAMPIONSHIP

Match 6

Unfired aggregate of Revolver Matches 1 thru 5.

OPEN CLASS SEMI-AUTOMATIC 1500 CHAMPIONSHIP Match 13

Unfired aggregate of Semi-Automatic Matches 8 thru 12.

PRESIDENTS MATCH

Match 19

Unfired aggregate of Distinguished Revolver Match 17 and Distinguished Semi-

Automatic Pistol Match 18. In order to be included in the President’s Match, you must fire both Matches 17 and 18. This match is FREE to those who fired these matches. President’s Medallions and Brassards will be awarded to the top

15 percent of Match 19 Competitors.

INDIVIDUAL SERVICE PISTOL CHAMPIONSHIP Match 16

Unfired aggregate of Stock Service Revolver Match 7, Stock Semi-Automatic Match 14, Off-Duty Match 15, Distinguished Revolver Match 17, and Distinguished Semi-Automatic Pistol Match 18.

OPEN CLASS 3000 CHAMPIONSHIP

Match 22

Unfired aggregate of Open Class Revolver Championship 1500 Match 6 Aggregate, and the Open Class Semi-Automatic Pistol Championship 1500 Match

13 aggregate.

NPSC GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP Match 21

Unfired aggregate of Revolver Championship 1500 Match 6, Semi-Automatic Pistol Championship 1500 Match 13, Service Revolver Match 7, Stock Semi-Automatic Pistol Match 14, Off-Duty Match 15, Distinguished Revolver Match 17,

Distinguished Semi-Automatic Pistol Match 18, and Law Enforcement Shotgun Championship Match 20.

WORLD FOUR OFFICER OPEN CLASS TEAM MATCH

Match 34

WORLD TWO OFFICER OPEN CLASS TEAM MATCH Match 35



REVOLVER Match

6

Match

1

Match

2

Match

3

Match

4

Match

5

Match

8

Match

9

Match

10

Match

11

Match

12

SEMI-AUTOMATIC

PISTOL

Law Enforcement

Shotgun

Championship

Match

21

NPSC Grand

Championship

Match

16

Individual Service Pistol

Championship

Match

19

President’s Match

Match

7

Match

14

Match

15

Service Revolver

Stock Semi-Automatic

Off-Duty

Match

18

Match

17 Distinguished Revolver

Distinguished Semi-Automatic

Open Class Revolver

1500 Match

20

Match

22

Open Class 3000

Championship

Match

30 Four Officer Open

Class Revolver

Match

31

Match

32

Match

33

Match

34 Four Officer World

Two Officer World Match

35

Match

36

Match

37

Two Officer Stock

Semi-Auto

TEAM MATCHES

Two Officer Open Class Revolver

Four Officer Open Class Semi-Auto

Two Officer Open Class Semi-Auto

Four Officer Stock Semi-Auto

National Rifle Association - Law Enforcement Division

National Police Shooting Championship

Match

13

Open Class Semi-Automatic

Pistol

1500

Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

September 14 September 15 September 16 September 17 September 18 September 19

New Mexico Challenge

Special Fun Match for Non-Classified New

Mexico new shooters.

Statistical Office Opens


Pistol 1500 Match Relays

Open Class Revolver

1500 Match Relays

Stock Off Duty Sidearm Match Relays

Open Class Revolver

Four Officer Team Match

Relays

NRA Tactical Police

Competition Event Day 1

NPSC Practice Match

Distinguished Semi-Automatic

Pistol Match Relays

Distinguished Revolver

Match Relays

Stock Semi-Auto


Relays

Open Class Revolver

Two Officer Team Match

Relays

Tuition Free Armorer Schools

(Hotel)

Shotgun Match

Relays Begin 9:00 am to 4:30 pm


Pistol Match Relays

Stock Service Revolver

Match Relays



Relays



Relays

Law Enforcement

Exposition Hall Opens

Shotgun Match Relays

Continue 8:00 am to 4:30 pm

Shotgun Match Relays

Continue 8:00 am to 4:30 pm

Shotgun Match Relays LAST DAY

8:00 am to 3:00 pm



Relays

NRA Tactical Police

Competition Event Day 2

Law Enforcement

Exposition Hall Open

Law Enforcement

Exposition Hall ~ Last Day ~

NPSC Banquet &

Individual Awards Ceremony

NPSC Team Awards

Ceremony

2013 National Police Shooting Championships

Quick View Schedule

Photo by Ron Behrmann

AREA ATTRACTIONS

In addition to being the home of the most prestigious police shooting championship

in the world, Albuquerque offers almost limitless activities for visitors to the "Land

of Enchantment."

As you might expect, there are numerous outdoor recreational opportunities in or

near the area -- golf, hiking, camping, mountain biking, fishing, and hunting. What you might not expect are ancient Indian historical sites, several museums, including

one devoted to race cars; a hot air balloon festival; concerts; special events;

theatre; shopping and restaurants; and a slew of children's activities.

Megan Mayo of the Albuquerque Convention & Visitors Bureau said, "October is a

gorgeous time to be in Albuquerque. The weather is usually very, very mild -- warm afternoons with lots of sunshine and cool evenings.

"Albuquerque is a great place for outdoor recreation," Mayo added. "We have

everything from mountain biking and hiking to road bike trails throughout the city, and we have the Sandia Mountains on the eastern border of the city." For those

interested in indoor recreation, "Nob Hill has several pubs and bars," Mayo said. "It's a little more of a trendy, eclectic area. The other area for dining and nightlife is

the Old Town area. Old Town is where the city was founded, so it's a little more of a

historic area. A lot of great shopping and galleries. Great New Mexico food."

A few of Albuquerque's many highlights include:

Stocked rainbows and wild brown trout can be found in many of the small

rivers in the Jemez Mountains, just northwest of Albuquerque. Try the Rio San Antonio, the Rio Cebolla, or the Rio Guadalupe. For regulations and license

information contact the New Mexico Game and Fish Department.

New Mexico was inhabited by some of the earliest North American residents. They left thousands of examples of rock art in what is now Petroglyph National

Monument, minutes outside the city. More exhibits and information on historic peoples can be found at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, at 2401 12th

Street NW.

AREA ATTRACTIONS

Did you know New Mexico had a seacoast? Okay, it was 75 million years ago

when inland seas covered most of the state. But at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science, you can see fossils of marine life of the period,

plus numerous exhibits of dinosaur skeletons that will give you a more personal version of "Jurassic Park." The museum is located at 1801 Mountain

Rd. NW in Albuquerque.

Just about anytime you happen to look upward, you may see hundreds of hot air balloons taking part in the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. This is

the "largest ballooning event on earth," according to the fiesta's website, with up to 900 balloons taking off from Balloon Fiesta Park's 78-acre launch field.

Your kids will love it, and so will you.

The Go! Downtown Arts Festival showcases the finest from emerging and established artists in a variety of media. The festivities include food from

many local dining spots and live music from local performers.

The Unser Racing Museum showcases the famous automotive racing family, with several exhibits of race cars. One Unser link to law enforcement: In the

early 1900s, the Colorado City Police hired two Unser brothers to teach them how to ride motorcycles.

Especially for the kids: The Santa Fe Children's Museum is devoted to

"discovering the joys of learning, play and community." If you never really thought that education can be fun, you need to visit this place.

We have not mentioned hunting opportunities, since the extra time and gear needed to compete in a national shooting championship and take a hunting

trip might be a bit daunting. But if you've dreamed of elk, antelope, or mule

deer, New Mexico is very well-known for all three. Opportunities for other big game and western game birds are plentiful as well, and there are many local

guides and outfitters. Contact New Mexico Game and Fish for more information.

For other event listings and other great things to do in the Albuquerque area visit

www.itsatrip.org

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