Match Dates and Match Director contact is on the Calendar.
Matches occur on the 4th Sunday of the Month, check the Calendar for possible changes.
Multi-Gun is one of the newest and fastest growing competitions and it combines challenging shooting obstacle-course style scenarios with three firearms (handgun, rifle, and shotgun). Each target you miss (or fail to neutralize) and each "no shoot" target you accidentally shoot will result in a time penalty. The goal is to shoot the course of fire with perfect accuracy in the fastest time possible.
Minot Rifle and Pistol Club (MRPC) is considered an Outlaw Multi-Gun match. Our matches are scored according to Time-Plus. We break up into squads under the direction of a Range Officer (RO), and each squad rotates through the stages until everyone has shot every stage.
We are open to the public. NEW SHOOTERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME.
Bring your UNLOADED firearms (in a bag or case), a holster, and a couple of magazines (with holders, if possible) and a Range Officer (RO) will explain where and when you may handle your firearm. You will be given a short range safety briefing and an introduction to the rules before the match started. Once the match begins, you will be guided by more experienced shooters.
ATTENTION SHOOTERS! With all of the growth we’re seeing in our Match participation, it's important to have volunteers show up to help set-up and tear-down the stages.
Match Day Setup begins at 1:00pm the day BEFORE the match . The fun stages, that everyone likes to shoot, generally take quite a bit of setup time. We would like everyone to show up early to help, in any way you can, with setup. With more people helping, we don’t have to rush at the last minute in order to get everything finished by 10:00am. If you don’t know how you can help, DON’T be afraid to just ask when you check in. This is a volunteer sport and it is what you help make it. For those individuals that help with set-up, you get a reduced match fee, PLUS get to see that stages beforehand.
Thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation. The MRPC match staff and match directors look forward to seeing you at the range.
To get started, all you really need to do it show up! If you don't have all the gear you need, contact us prior to a match and we will make sure we have enough gear for you
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1:00 PM Day Before the Match – Stage Preparation
The match stages are designed ahead of time, but are assembled the day before the match. Volunteers are always welcome and make this task much easier. Plus, volunteeers shoot the match at a reduced fee.
8:00 AM – Match Preparation
The final touches are added to the stages. Volunteers are also needed during this time.
8:00 AM – Match Registration
Registration information includes division and class you will be shooting. But don’t worry if you don’t know all the information. Range Officers are on-hand to assist.
9:50 AM – New Shooters Safety Orientation
All shooters that have never participated in a USPSA match are required to attend this short safety briefing conducted by one of the Range Officers.
10:00 AM – Shooters Safety Meeting
The Match Director will give any final instructions related to the days match.
10:05 AM – Match Begins
5:00 PM - Match Ends
Staying afterwards to help break down the stages and putting away stage props and equipment is very much appreciated and is part of this volunteer supported sport. Plus, we often go out for dinner afterwards!
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