TruFire Pistol League
TruFire Pistol League
April 15, May 20, June 17 - Join us for our 3-Month Indoor Pistol League, held once per month over a three-month period starting April 15th.
League Description
Join us for our 3-Month Indoor Pistol League, held once per month (Wednesday) over a three-month period: League Dates – April 15, May 20, June 17
League Entry Fee (per month)
- 1 Division
- Non-Members: $27
- MEMBERS SAVE 20%: $22
- 2 Divisions
- Non-Members: $34
- MEMBERS SAVE 20%: $27
Time Slots:
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM: 1 Gun Division
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM: 2 Gun Division
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM: 1 Gun Division
League Format
- All shooting is static from the bench
- All courses of fire are based on fixed time
- The same course of fire will be used for all three months
Handgun Divisions
- Optics
- Iron Sights
Awards
- Overall Optics Winner – $100 CGC Gift Card
- Overall Iron Sight Winner – $100 CGC Gift Card
- Overall High Lady – $100 CGC Gift Card
- Overall Silver Senior (65+) – $100 CGC Gift Card
Members Save 20%*
Available
Standard Price
Varies by Division
Total Time
1 hour
Skill Level
All Skill Levels
* For Gold Members and Higher
RULES & PREREQUISITES
Firearm Safety Rules
- Loaded firearms are not permitted at any time.
- All firearms must be bagged or cased when not on the firing line.
- Firearms must remain in the following condition until instructed otherwise:
- Magazine well empty
- Chamber empty
- Firearms may only be unbagged/uncased at the firing line and must always be pointed downrange.
- Competitors may handle firearms only under the direction of the Range Officer (RO) or Scoring RO.
- Holsters are not allowed.
- Trigger finger must remain completely outside the trigger guard and indexed on the frame until sights are on target.
- All CGC range safety rules apply to the Indoor Shooting League.
Match Format – “Fixed Time”
- “Fixed time” means competitors are given a predetermined amount of time to fire a specified number of rounds per string.
- Example: A target is exposed for 20 seconds. The competitor has 20 seconds to fire 10 rounds before the target disappears.
- There will be 5 strings of fire per division.
- Each course of fire requires 50 rounds.
- In the event of a tie a shoot-off will be determined to break the tie(s).
Participation & Eligibility
- Competitors must compete in at least 2 of the 3 months per division to be eligible for scores and awards. No exceptions.
- Competitors may shoot in both divisions.
- The same firearm must be used for the entire three-month period to remain eligible for prizes.
- Equipment Requirements – Handguns must have a minimum magazine capacity of 10 rounds and chambered in 9mm or larger. Have magazines pre-loaded before arriving at CGC.
The NRA D-1 Target will be used for all courses of fire.
- If a shot breaks the line, the higher point value is given.
- In the case of excess shots being fired on the target, the number of excess shots will be removed, beginning with the top scoring shots.
- If competitors have the exact same score, the number of X hits will determine which competitor places first in the rankings.
- There are NO reshoots allowed when a competitors handgun malfunctions. The competitor is required to clear the malfunction and finish the course of fire in the allotted time.
- Score sheets initialed by the competitor are final.
- The Range Master has final say on all scoring disputes.
RANGE COMMANDS & PROCEDURES
1. “Make Ready”
- At this command, the competitor may uncase or unbag their firearm for the course of fire.
- The competitor may turn on their optic and take a sight picture before chambering round.
- The competitor will then chamber a round and assume the designated start position.
2. Start Position – “Compressed Ready”
The start position is compressed ready, defined as:
- Finger off the trigger
- Elbows bent and touching the ribcage
- Firearm held horizontally and pointed at the backstop
Once the competitor is in the proper start position, the Range Officer (RO) will give the next command:
3. “Are You Ready... Stand By”
- After “Stand By,” the automatic target system will activate within 1–3 seconds.
- When the target appears, the competitor must fire the required number of rounds within the time specified before the target disappears.
4. Subsequent Strings of Fire
- After the first string of fire, the RO will instruct the competitor to load for the next string.
- This process continues until all required strings have been completed.
5. “Unload and Show Clear”
After the final string, the RO will issue the following commands:
- “Unload and show clear.”
- “If clear, hammer down and case/bag your firearm.”
Unload and Show Clear Procedure:
- Remove the magazine from the handgun.
- Eject the live round from the chamber.
- Show the RO that the chamber is clear.
- Allow the slide to move forward.
- Point the handgun directly downrange and dry fire.
TruFire Pistol League Frequently Asked Questions
I’m new to shooting sports. Is this something I can do?
Absolutely! We are here to help and ensure you have a great experience. CGC encourages and welcomes new shooters.
My semi-automatic handgun does not have a 10-round magazine capacity. Can I still use it?
No. All handguns must have a minimum 10-round magazine capacity.
Are compensators allowed on handguns?
Yes, compensators are allowed.
Are mounted lasers allowed?
Mounted lasers may be attached to the handgun but may not be used during the course of fire.
Will I receive a re-shoot if I have a malfunction during a course of fire?
No. All competitors are responsible for clearing their own malfunctions and continuing within the allotted time.
How many rounds are required per division?
Each handgun division requires 50 rounds.
I don’t have my own handgun. Can I rent one from CGC?
Yes. The rental fee will be waived. However, if you use a rental handgun, you must purchase ammunition from CGC.
Are holsters allowed?
No, holsters are not allowed.
What if I have a scoring dispute?
If there is a scoring dispute, the Range Master (RM) will be called. The RM has the final decision on all scoring matters.
What is the minimum age for the Junior Division?
Competitors must be 10 years old or older and must be accompanied by their legal guardian
while on the range.
I only have two magazines. Can I still compete?
Yes. However, it is recommended that competitors have at least five magazines for each division they enter. If you have fewer than five magazines, you will need to reload them between stages. Having five magazines per division is strongly encouraged.
Are pistol-caliber carbines allowed?
No, pistol-caliber carbines are not permitted.
Course Cancellation and Change Policy
- Attendee substitutions may be made at any time.
- Classes rescheduled less than 48 hours will incur a rescheduling fee of $25 per person.
- Failure to attend the course, or cancellations less than 24 hours in advance, will result in no refund, credit of the course fee, or rescheduling.
- Centennial Gun Club reserves the right to cancel or reschedule classes at any time. If we cancel or reschedule a class due to weather or circumstances beyond our control, you are entitled to a full refund.
- Centennial Gun Club is not responsible for travel arrangements, travel fees, or any expenses incurred by you as a result of such cancellation. If Centennial Gun Club cancels a class in which you are enrolled, you will be contacted at the email address you used to register. Please be sure to provide a valid email address and check your email before class.