SUPS Concealed Carry 2026-07-12
8:30am registration, match starts at 9:00am
**Special note - Sig P320 and its variants are banned at SUPS**
The Concealed Carry match is your opportunity to develop your concealed carry skills. Hone in your draw, speed, and accuracy.
This match follows PCSL concealment rules with some additions:
2.10 Concealment
When required by a division or category, equipment must remain concealed prior to the start signal (not directly visible, including through mesh fabric) from all directions when the competitor is standing normally with their arms raised parallel with the ground.
2.10.1 WSB override The WSB may override this requirement.
2.10.2 Clip exemption Clips used to attach equipment inside of clothes or pockets are exempt (e.g. Neomag Magnetic Pocket Mag Carrier).
2.10.5 OWB holsters & ammunition carriers OWB (Outside the Waistband) holsters may only be worn on the competitor’s strong side between 2 and 4 o’clock, or 8 and 10 o’clock. The strong side hip bone denotes the position of 2 o’clock for right handed, or 10 o’clock for left handed competitors. OWB ammunition carriers may not be further forward than the hip bone, but may extend past 4 or 8 o’clock to the rear (moon clips are exempt from this restriction).
- Backpack or fanny pack (off body) carry allowed.
- First shooter ONLY will receive a brief walk thru
- Activators will be demonstrated to the first shooter and targets will be pointed out as required.
DIVISIONS
Open (OP)
- Any gun with a compensator or porting.
- No other restrictions
Irons (IRON)
- Iron sighted
- No comps or ports
- Flashlights/lasers allowed
- Magwells allowed
Optics (RDS)
- Gun with a slide-mounted optic
- No comps or ports
- Flashlights/lasers allowed
- Magwells allowed
Low Cap (LC)
- Any gun that holds less than 10 rounds from the factory. i.e. revolvers, 1911s.
- Alternate scoring
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We are introducing a Low Cap division with an alternate scoring system.
Most stages will be under 20 rounds. For Low Cap division, each target will require only 1 hit unless specified in the WSB. Your score will be the hit on paper x2. (For example, if you have an A, it will be 2A. If you have a C, it will be 2C)