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SUMMARY:2026-09-08 1Gun at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club
DESCRIPTION:Local 4 Stage Match\nAppendix Carry is ONLY authorized for Advanced classification or above.\n1Gun is designed to combine the well liked aspects from the different shooting sports\, with dynamic stages and simpler rules. While we fully understand no game can ever prepare one for a real world defensive situation\, we are just trying to build on basic skills that one should have; by rewarding quick\, accurate shooting with the ability to think on the fly. To do this\, we combined standards\, mission based\, and run-n-gun type stages with a more dynamic experience that requires the shooter to adapt vs replay a rehearsed stage plan.\nThe 1Gun Rulebook is attached to the match and for more information\, please see the https://1gun.org website.\nBlind coin flips are done during the stage reset\, hidden under a cup\, revealing the threat target color after the starting beep\, produces dynamic stages. By the pure definition of dynamic stages\, we are saying the stage is not the same for each shooter. This is okay\, and is by design. Stages will be designed to be fair\, not exact or symmetrical. In other words\, every effort will be placed on keeping the shooting complexity similar\, regardless of which color threat is drawn. But depending on your strengths and or weaknesses\, the luck of the draw could be the equalizer. But with that said\, we believe that these slight differences balance out by the end of the match and the benefits of creating a more dynamic experience\, far out weighs any little differences.\n$22 with a $9 discount for verified PRGC members.
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-08-1gun-at-phoenix-rod-and-gun-club/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260910T230000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260911T030000
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SUMMARY:2026-09-10 Thursday Night Steel - Phoenix Rod and Gun Club
DESCRIPTION:It consists of 4 stages and a round count of about 100 rounds.\n$22 with a $8 discount for verified PRGC members.\nAppendix Carry is ONLY authorized for Marksman/Intermediate/C Classification or above.\nALL SHOOTERS Must pre-register and pay on Practiscore
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-10-thursday-night-steel-phoenix-rod-and-gun-club/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260912T150000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260912T183000
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SUMMARY:2026-09-12 IDPA at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club
DESCRIPTION:It consists of 4-5 stages and a round count of about 75-90 rounds.\nPCC is not authorized.\nAppendix Carry is ONLY authorized for Marksman or above.\n$22 with a $10 discount for verified PRGC members.
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-12-idpa-at-phoenix-rod-and-gun-club/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260914T160000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260915T040000
DTSTAMP:20260902T090739Z
CREATED:20260819T082504Z
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SUMMARY:2026-09-14 First Responders Hit Factor Match hosted by Firearm Logic at Phoenix Rod & Gun Club
DESCRIPTION:Firearm Logic is hosting Arizona’s only all day First Responder local match\, consisting of five full size stages with a 150 to 200 round count. There will be three start times to accommodate different schedules. If it is your first time\, it is recommended that you bring approximately double that amount of ammunition.\nThis match is built to support our first responders who are at the forefront of every emergency response. Practical shooting provides a structured environment to apply fundamental firearm skills on demand in dynamic stages\, reinforcing consistency\, accountability\, and performance under pressure.\nMatch Schedule\nMorning Match\n9:00 AM start time\nMidday Match\n1:00 PM start time\nMain Match\n5:00 PM start time\n- The main match will have dedicated Range Officers on each stage responsible for running the timer and scoring tablet to ensure smooth and consistent match flow.\n- The main match will also have a designated law enforcement or civilian mentor who will shoot first on every stage to demonstrate stage pacing and execution. After their run\, the mentor will assist the squad with stage planning\, safety\, and performance guidance.\nIf you have never shot a match before\, match etiquette requires self RO squads. This means everyone on the squad must help with the tablet\, timer\, and especially resetting. Only the on deck shooter should be walking the stage while another shooter is actively shooting.\nWho is considered a First Responder and can sign up for the match?\nActive sworn law enforcement currently employed in a position with arrest powers\nActive full time EMS or firefighters assigned to 911 response\nFirearm Logic also supports specialized units through structured training sessions outside of the match environment. Units interested in dedicated training can coordinate directly at dennis@firearmlogic.org.\nHow do I know if I have the right gear?\nYour duty gear is sufficient. Otherwise\, whatever gear you have available will work. At a minimum\, you should have a firearm\, at least three magazines\, a holster\, magazine pouches\, a belt\, eye and ear protection\, and ammunition.\nHow do I know if I selected the right division?\nThat is okay. Select any division.\nCan I shoot the match multiple times?\nYes. Multiple sign ups are allowed\, and each additional entry will receive a 10 dollar discount.\nOnly your first score will count. All additional scores will be removed.\nYou may not shoot the same time slot twice. Each entry must be in a different time slot.\nOnly First Responder competitors that are non mentors will be eligible for random prize giveaways. The match director will randomize selections after all shooters have completed the match. Selected shooters will receive prizes from sponsors and can coordinate pickup with the match director.\nThis is a pistol only event and will follow USPSA style rules using hit factor scoring with modified outlaw divisions.\nDivisions\nPractical Duty\nMinimum caliber 9x19mm\nMaximum caliber 45 ACP\nMinor power factor scoring\nOptical\, electronic\, or iron sights permitted\nMaximum magazine capacity 17 plus 1 (Flush Fit Mag/126mm Length)\nNo compensators or porting\nNo frame mounted optics\nFlashlights and lasers allowed\nMagwells allowed\nMust be a handgun\nPractical Competition\nMinimum caliber 9x19mm\nMaximum caliber 45 ACP\nMinor power factor scoring\nOptical\, electronic\, or iron sights permitted\nMaximum magazine capacity 25 plus 1 (Magazine with basepad/141.25mm length)\nNo compensators or porting\nNo frame mounted optics\nGas pedals allowed\nFlashlights and lasers allowed\nMagwells allowed\nMust be a handgun\nOpen\nMinimum caliber 9x19mm\nMaximum caliber 45 ACP\nMinor power factor scoring\nOptical\, electronic\, or iron sights permitted\nMaximum magazine capacity 30 plus 1 (Extended mag/171.25mm length)\nCompensators or porting allowed\nFrame mounted optics allowed\nGas pedals allowed\nFlashlights and lasers allowed\nMagwells allowed\nMust be a handgun\nDefensive Practical\nMinimum caliber 9x19mm\nMaximum caliber 45 ACP\nMinor power factor scoring\nOptical\, electronic\, or iron sights permitted\nMaximum magazine capacity 17 plus 1 (Flush Fit Mag/126mm Length)\nCompensators or porting allowed\nNo frame mounted optics\nFlashlights and lasers allowed\nMagwells allowed\nMust be a handgun\nMust be shot from concealment\nRefund Policy\n- All registrations are final and non-refundable.\n- If you withdraw more than 24 hours before the match\, your registration will be issued as a credit toward a future Firearm Logic match. This allows us time to fill your reserved slot.\n- Withdrawals within 24 hours of the match or on match day are not eligible for match credit.\n- No refunds or match credits will be issued due to weather if the match is stopped\, delayed\, or terminated after it has begun. Safety is the priority\, and weather related decisions will be made at the Match Director's discretion.\n- Match scores will be posted following the event unless circumstances outside of our control\, such as a power outage or severe weather\, prevent scoring from being completed.\nSponsored By\nFirearm Logic\nwww.firearmlogic.org\nHaley Strategic\nwww.haleystrategic.com\nCalculated Kinetics\nwww.calculatedkinetics.us\nTruKinetics\nwww.trukinetics.com\nHunter Constantine Belt\nwww.hunterconstantine.com\nMotion Lab AZ\nwww.motionlabaz.com\nElite Fine Jewelers\nwww.elitefinejewelers.com\nSOAK Hydration\nwww.soakhydration.com\nChandler Tactical\nwww.chandlertactical.com\nShop Lil Audrey Baked Goods\nwww.instagram.com/shoplilaudrey
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-14-first-responders-hit-factor-match-hosted-by-firearm-logic-at-phoenix-rod-gun-club/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260916T003000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260916T033000
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SUMMARY:2026-09-15 IDPA at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club
DESCRIPTION:It consists of 4 stages and a round count of about 70 rounds.\nPCC is not authorized.\nAppendix Carry is ONLY authorized for Marksman or above.\n$22 with a $10 discount for verified PRGC members.
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-15-idpa-at-phoenix-rod-and-gun-club/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260918T003000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260918T033000
DTSTAMP:20260902T090757Z
CREATED:20260819T082521Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T090757Z
UID:10023472-1789691400-1789702200@gunstuff.tv
SUMMARY:2026-09-17 Steel Challenge 5:30 PM At Phoenix Rod and Gun Club Clone
DESCRIPTION:Local Steel Challenge match\, 4 Steel Challenge stages and results will be submitted to USPSA/Steel Challenge.\n$22 with a $8.00 discount for PRGC members\nDue to the unique nature of the Steel Challenge\, drawing from concealment or from inside the waist band is not allowed
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-17-steel-challenge-530-pm-at-phoenix-rod-and-gun-club-clone/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260919T150000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260919T183000
DTSTAMP:20260819T082547Z
CREATED:20260819T082547Z
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SUMMARY:2026-09-19 1Gun (EDS) at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club
DESCRIPTION:There will be 6'ish mini-stages\, each built around everyday defensive scenarios (EDS) with lower round counts. These stages might involve situations like a carjacking attempt by multiple attackers (i.e. 4-5) or a home-invasion scenario with several intruders (i.e. 6-8). Every stage is intentionally short\, close-range\, and very fast—designed to reflect the kinds of threats a person could realistically face.\nWhile no stage can truly replicate real life\, the goal is to make them feel far more “real-world”.  These stages focus on practical\, defensive decision-making under stress.\nAppendix Carry is ONLY authorized for Advanced classification or above.\n1Gun is designed to combine the well liked aspects from the different shooting sports\, with dynamic stages and simpler rules. While we fully understand no game can ever prepare one for a real world defensive situation\, we are just trying to build on basic skills that one should have; by rewarding quick\, accurate shooting with the ability to think on the fly. To do this\, we combined standards\, mission based\, and run-n-gun type stages with a more dynamic experience that requires the shooter to adapt vs replay a rehearsed stage plan.\nThe 1Gun Rulebook is attached to the match and for more information\, please see the https://1gun.org website.\nBlind coin flips are done during the stage reset\, hidden under a cup\, revealing the threat target color after the starting beep\, produces dynamic stages. By the pure definition of dynamic stages\, we are saying the stage is not the same for each shooter. This is okay\, and is by design. Stages will be designed to be fair\, not exact or symmetrical. In other words\, every effort will be placed on keeping the shooting complexity similar\, regardless of which color threat is drawn. But depending on your strengths and or weaknesses\, the luck of the draw could be the equalizer. But with that said\, we believe that these slight differences balance out by the end of the match and the benefits of creating a more dynamic experience\, far out weighs any little differences.\n$22 with a $9 discount for verified PRGC members.
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-19-1gun-eds-at-phoenix-rod-and-gun-club/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260920T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260920T190000
DTSTAMP:20260902T090855Z
CREATED:20260819T082609Z
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SUMMARY:2026-09-20  PCSL 2-Gun  at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club
DESCRIPTION:Third Sunday PCSL 2-Gun at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club\nThere will be 4 stages\, with a general round count between 80-100 pistol and 80-100 rifle  for the match.\nThere will be a mandatory shooters meeting at 7 am with the idea that the first rounds will be heading down range by 7:30 am.\n...............................................................................................................................\nWe will be using the New 2025 T-zone targets.\nGeneral Rule book can be found here: \n\n\n\n\n			\n								\n \n																			\nThere are a few changes from the standard rules.\nChamber flags are mandatory.\nAR 10 sized cartridges such as 308 larger are prohibited. Any rifle cartridge used must be able to cycle in an AR15 platform. Basically any cartridge based on a 7.62 x 39 or smaller.\nNO ARMOR PIERCING AMMO ALLOWED. If you shoot thru a steel plate with armor piercing rounds\, you will be fined $200.00.\nIf you have any questions please email james@thedarkstars.org\nThank you\,\nJames Tomassoni\nMatch Director
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-20-pcsl-2-gun-at-phoenix-rod-and-gun-club/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260920T150000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260920T220000
DTSTAMP:20260902T090851Z
CREATED:20260819T082610Z
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SUMMARY:2026-09-20 USPSA Sunday Intro Match at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club
DESCRIPTION:Intro to USPSA is a 4 stage match. \n$25 with a $5 discount for verified PRGC members.\nAppendix Carry is ONLY authorized for C Classification or above.\nThe Practical Division is always happy to have new shooters at our USPSA matches but it is important that you be familiar with the rules and procedures before you shoot your first match.\nWe will cover specific rules and answer questions at the new shooter’s briefing before the match but the following general rules will keep you in compliance when you first arrive:\nA. Bring your unloaded gun to the match in a case or bag.\nB. Handle your gun only at one of these two approved times:\n1.	When in the marked safety areas. These areas are where you transfer the gun from your bag or case to your holster at the start of the match\, and where you return it to your bag or case when you are finished with the match.\n2.	When explicitly authorized by the RO when it is your turn to shoot a stage. You are allowed to handle your gun beginning with the “Make Ready “ command and ending with the “Range Is Clear” command.\nC. Do not bring ammunition into the safety areas.\nD. Guns are to be unloaded with no magazines in them at all times except for when you are the shooter and have been given the “Make Ready “ command. After the “Range Is Clear” command you are again subject to the unloaded gun requirement.
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-20-uspsa-sunday-intro-match-at-phoenix-rod-and-gun-club/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260923T003000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260923T030000
DTSTAMP:20260819T082617Z
CREATED:20260819T082617Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260819T082617Z
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SUMMARY:2026-09-22 1Gun at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club
DESCRIPTION:Local 4 Stage Match\nAppendix Carry is ONLY authorized for Advanced classification or above.\n1Gun is designed to combine the well liked aspects from the different shooting sports\, with dynamic stages and simpler rules. While we fully understand no game can ever prepare one for a real world defensive situation\, we are just trying to build on basic skills that one should have; by rewarding quick\, accurate shooting with the ability to think on the fly. To do this\, we combined standards\, mission based\, and run-n-gun type stages with a more dynamic experience that requires the shooter to adapt vs replay a rehearsed stage plan.\nThe 1Gun Rulebook is attached to the match and for more information\, please see the https://1gun.org website.\nBlind coin flips are done during the stage reset\, hidden under a cup\, revealing the threat target color after the starting beep\, produces dynamic stages. By the pure definition of dynamic stages\, we are saying the stage is not the same for each shooter. This is okay\, and is by design. Stages will be designed to be fair\, not exact or symmetrical. In other words\, every effort will be placed on keeping the shooting complexity similar\, regardless of which color threat is drawn. But depending on your strengths and or weaknesses\, the luck of the draw could be the equalizer. But with that said\, we believe that these slight differences balance out by the end of the match and the benefits of creating a more dynamic experience\, far out weighs any little differences.\n$22 with a $9 discount for verified PRGC members.
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-22-1gun-at-phoenix-rod-and-gun-club/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260924T230000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260925T020000
DTSTAMP:20260902T090915Z
CREATED:20260819T082624Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T090915Z
UID:10023543-1790290800-1790301600@gunstuff.tv
SUMMARY:2026-09-24 Thursday Night Steel - Phoenix Rod and Gun Club
DESCRIPTION:It consists of 4 stages and a round count of about 100 rounds.\n$22 with a $8 discount for verified PRGC members.\nAppendix Carry is ONLY authorized for Marksman/Intermediate/C Classification or above.\nALL SHOOTERS Must pre-register and pay on Practiscore
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-24-thursday-night-steel-phoenix-rod-and-gun-club/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260926T150000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260926T200000
DTSTAMP:20260902T090941Z
CREATED:20260902T090941Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T090941Z
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SUMMARY:2026-09-26 2-Gun Action Match at Phoenix Rod & Gun Club
DESCRIPTION:Location:\n915 West Olney Drive\nPhoenix\, Arizona 85041\nREGISTRATION: $25.00 with a $5.00 discount for PRGC members.\nSTAGES: 3-5 at match director discretion\, usually 4 stages.\nThe goal of this match is to provide shooters of all levels the ability to leverage and practice practical and realistic firearms handling and shooting in a physically dynamic environment. Please keep in mind this match is relatively advanced and physically demanding so if you are a true beginner there may be other first steps that would benefit you before your first match. Feel free to email with questions.\nWe are a friendly\, no ego group of responsible firearm owners who leverage this venue by running a monthly match with an emphasis on physical & mental challenges not normally found anywhere elsewhere.\nAbove all\, we want everyone to enjoy themselves\, build camaraderie and improve themselves and inspire others to do the same.\nChamber flags and long gun cases are mandatory for long guns moving from car to stage\, and from stage to stage. Suppressed rifles that are too hot to safely case may be carried stage to stage muzzle up with chamber flag installed.\nCase and uncase long guns only pointed into a berm or designated direction. Uncasing and pointing a muzzle at anyone at any time is an immediate match DQ.\nNO ARMOR PIERCING AMMO ALLOWED. If you shoot thru a steel plate with armor piercing rounds\, you will be fined $200.00.\nLimited Division\nHandgun\nElectronic sights\, optical sights\, compensators\, muzzle brakes or barrel porting are prohibited.\nMagazine length may not exceed 5.561” (141.25mm).\nRifle\nNot more than one (1) non-magnified electronic or optical sight is permitted. Electronic or optical sights originally designed to be capable of any magnification (whether used or not) are prohibited. Any number of iron sights may be used. A1.4.2.2 Supporting devices (bipods\, bags etc.) are prohibited. Muzzle devices may not exceed 1 inch in diameter and 3 inches in length (as measured from the barrel muzzle to the end of the device).\nTactical Division\nHandgun\nElectronic sights\, optical sights\, compensators\, muzzle brakes or barrel porting are prohibited. Magazine length may not exceed 5.561” (141.25mm).\nRifle\nNot more than one (1) electronic or optical sight is permitted. Any number of iron sights may be used.\nA supplemental magnifier may be used with the permitted optical sight provided the magnifier does not contain an aiming reticle\, cannot be used as an aiming device by itself\, and remains mounted in the same location on the rifle for the duration of the event. A competitor may use the magnifier in either the magnified or unmagnified mode without restriction. Supporting devices (bipods\, bags etc.) are prohibited. Muzzle devices may not exceed 1 inch in diameter and 3 inches in length (as measured from the barrel muzzle to the end of the device).\nStealth Division\nHandgun\nThe handgun in its ready condition\, with magazine inserted and all accessories attached\, must fit wholly within a box with internal dimensions of 8.938” x 6.938” x 1.938” (tolerance +0.0625”\, -0”); see Appendix B for a reasonable facsimile. Measurement will be made with the slide parallel to the longest axis of the box. All magazines must comply.\nRifle\nMaximum magazine capacity is thirty-one (31) rounds\, and no magazine may be loaded with more than thirty (30) rounds after the start signal. Magazines may be coupled together provided the capacity is not increased beyond the permitted maximum.\nIf a bipod is used\, it may start any course of fire installed or removed\, folded or deployed at the competitor’s discretion. When used\, it must remain attached to the rifle for the duration of that course of fire. Other supporting devices (dual bipods\, tripods\, bags etc.) are prohibited.\nOpen Division\nHandgun\nThe holster must safely retain the handgun during vigorous movement and completely cover the trigger. The belt to which the holster is attached must be worn at waist level.\nRifle\nSupporting devices (bipods\, bags etc.) may start any course of fire installed or removed\, folded or deployed at the competitor’s discretion and may be abandoned after the start signal.\nARMORED +P Division\nArmored +P Division Shooters must use a single rifle and single pistol for the entire event.\nHandgun No limitations on accessories not otherwise prohibited.\nRifle\nSupporting devices (bipods etc.) may start any stage installed or removed\, folded or deployed at the participant’s discretion. Any supporting device used on any stage must be carried on the shooter during every stage. No other limitations on accessories.\nAuxiliary Equipment\nA plate carrier system with front and rear hard armor plates must be worn during each course of fire. Plates must be rated to stop rifle calibers OR weigh 7 pounds each.\nA ballistic or bump helmet must be worn during each course of fire. Skateboard helmets that are compliant with the ASTM F1492 are acceptable.\nOTHER REQUIREMENTS\nThe competitor must start each stage with the following MINIMUM load out within arms’ reach on belt\, vest\, chest rig\, thigh rig\, or cargo/pants pockets\, or attached to firearms.\n4-Loaded Rifle Magazines and 2-loaded Pistol Magazines.  A rifle sling is not mandatory\, but it behooves the shooter to have one on the rifle or a single point on the body.\nSCORING:\nFTE=15 second penalty. Failure to engage applies to any steel target not specifically shot at or knocked down on a stage. Falling steel must fall or it is an FTE penalty per instance.\nFTN=10 second penalty. Failure to neutralize is for paper targets only. Any paper target that has less than 2 hits or less than required hits per stage brief.\nNO SHOOT=30 second penalty.  No shoot penalty is per hit on a no shoot target and is cumulative.  10 hits on a no shoot is scored as 10 penalties.\nCOGS=60 second penalty.  This is for any infraction or failure to follow stage procedure as outlined in stage brief.  For any instance a shooter cannot perform a physical item on the stage brief (example tire flip\, kbell throw or carry\, etc) the shooter will be given a COGS penalty per instance.\nStage briefs may stipulate scoring other than listed here.
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-26-2-gun-action-match-at-phoenix-rod-gun-club/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260927T150000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260927T183000
DTSTAMP:20260902T091001Z
CREATED:20260902T091001Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T091001Z
UID:10024444-1790521200-1790533800@gunstuff.tv
SUMMARY:2026-09-27 USPSA Sunday at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club
DESCRIPTION:This will be a 5 stage USPSA stage match with 1 Classifier Stage\n$25 with a $5 discount for verified PRGC members.\nAppendix Carry is ONLY authorized for C Classification or above.\nThe Practical Division is always happy to have new shooters at our USPSA match\, but it is important that you be familiar with the rules and procedures before you shoot your first match.\nIf this is your first USPSA match\, please see the match director immediately upon arrival and plan to attend a pre-match new shooters briefing.  We will cover specific rules and answer questions\, but the following general rules will keep you in compliance when you first arrive:\nA. Bring your unloaded gun to the match in a case or bag.\nB. Handle your gun only at one of these two approved times:\n1.       When in the marked safety areas. These areas are where you transfer the gun from your bag or case to your holster at the start of the match\, and where you return it to your bag or case when you are finished with the match.\n2.       When explicitly authorized by the RO when it is your turn to shoot a stage. You are allowed to handle your gun beginning with the “Make Ready “ command and ending with the “Range Is Clear” command.\nC. Do not bring ammunition into the safety areas.\nD. Guns are to be unloaded with no magazines in them at all times except for when you are the shooter and have been given the “Make Ready “ command. After the “Range Is Clear” command you are again subject to the unloaded gun requirement.\nPlease go to https://uspsa.org/ for additional information and rule book. \nWe will cover specific rules and answer questions at the new shooter’s briefing before the match but the following general rules will keep you in compliance when you first arrive:\nA. Bring your unloaded gun to the match in a case or bag.\nB. Handle your gun only at one of these two approved times:\n1.	When in the marked safety areas. These areas are where you transfer the gun from your bag or case to your holster at the start of the match\, and where you return it to your bag or case when you are finished with the match.\n2.	When explicitly authorized by the RO when it is your turn to shoot a stage. You are allowed to handle your gun beginning with the “Make Ready “ command and ending with the “Range Is Clear” command.\nC. Do not bring ammunition into the safety areas.\nD. Guns are to be unloaded with no magazines in them at all times except for when you are the shooter and have been given the “Make Ready “ command. After the “Range Is Clear” command you are again subject to the unloaded gun requirement.
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-27-uspsa-sunday-at-phoenix-rod-and-gun-club/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260929T003000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260929T033000
DTSTAMP:20260902T091007Z
CREATED:20260902T091007Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T091007Z
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SUMMARY:2026-09-28 USPSA Monday at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club
DESCRIPTION:This will be a 4 stage USPSA match without a classifier stage.\n$25 with a $5 discount for verified PRGC members.\nAppendix Carry is ONLY authorized for C Classification or above.\nThe Practical Division is always happy to have new shooters at our USPSA matches but it is important that you be familiar with the rules and procedures before you shoot your first match.\nWe will cover specific rules and answer questions at the new shooter’s briefing before the match but the following general rules will keep you in compliance when you first arrive:\nA. Bring your unloaded gun to the match in a case or bag.\nB. Handle your gun only at one of these two approved times:\n1.	When in the marked safety areas. These areas are where you transfer the gun from your bag or case to your holster at the start of the match\, and where you return it to your bag or case when you are finished with the match.\n2.	When explicitly authorized by the RO when it is your turn to shoot a stage. You are allowed to handle your gun beginning with the “Make Ready “ command and ending with the “Range Is Clear” command.\nC. Do not bring ammunition into the safety areas.\nD. Guns are to be unloaded with no magazines in them at all times except for when you are the shooter and have been given the “Make Ready “ command. After the “Range Is Clear” command you are again subject to the unloaded gun requirement.
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-28-uspsa-monday-at-phoenix-rod-and-gun-club/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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SUMMARY:2026-09-29 IDPA at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club
DESCRIPTION:It consists of 4 stages and a round count of about 70 rounds.\nPCC is not authorized.\nAppendix Carry is ONLY authorized for Marksman or above.\n$22 with a $10 discount for verified PRGC members.
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-09-29-idpa-at-phoenix-rod-and-gun-club/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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SUMMARY:2026-11-28 2026 Arizona State Shotgun Championship
DESCRIPTION:REGISTRATION: $150.00  Registration Opens July 1 at Noon and Closes November 1 at Noon.\nWithdrawals received prior to September 1\, 2026 will receive a refund less a $10.00 processing fee.  Withdrawals received from Between September 1 and October 30th will receive a 50% refund and withdrawals received after October 30 will not be refunded.\nSTAGES: 8\n2025 VANG COMP ARIZONA STATE SHOTGUN CHAMPIONSHIP.\nJoin us post turkey day for the AZ State Shotgun Championship.  This 8-stage shotgun event is bird shot only\, all steel and clay targets.\nFrom falling steel\, to MGM spinners\, and the ever-fun flying clays\, this is the shotgun event AZ needs.\nAMMO requirements and limitations.\nBirdshot only.\n20 gauge minimum\, 12 gauge maximum.\n2.3/4” #6 shot at 1350FPS max load\nNO prairie storm or other super-hot loads allowed.  Knocking over an MGM spinner will be scored with special penalties per instance.\nCalibration gun and ammo is a 14.5” Benelli M1 super entry using Federal top shot 1145FPS 1.1/8oz #8 shot with improved cylinder bore choke.\nDivisions:  must have 5 shooters signed up for division before September 1st for division to be recognized.\nOpen:  anything goes!\nStealth:  Only a tubular magazine is permitted\, and its length may not exceed 24” measured from the front of the receiver. Speed loading devices are prohibited.  No bipods or other supporting devices allowed.6\nTactical: Any single tube fed semi auto shotgun.  no speed feeding devices\, no optics\, no barrel porting\, or compensators allowed. 10+1 at start with no mag tube length limitations.  No bipods or other supporting devices allowed.\nManual: any tube fed pump or lever action shotgun. Lever action has no limitations. Pump action is 10+1 at start signal with no mag tube length limits.  Optics and barrel porting/compensating devices allowed.  No bipods or other supporting devices allowed.\nScattergat: Any pump action shotgun.  No other limitations.
URL:https://gunstuff.tv/event/2026-11-28-2026-arizona-state-shotgun-championship/
LOCATION:915 West Olney Drive\, Phoenix Arizona\, United States
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