Starting Jan 1, 2020, all new pit pass applicants will be required to take an updated pit pass qualifying test.  A one time fee of $15 will charged for new applicants

General Description

A 60 round course of fire at ranges from three to twenty yards.  Gun handling is scored as pass or fail with a zero tolerance for safety violations.   Targets are scored for accuracy with 300 possible points. There are no time keeping or speed standards.  A score of 241 to 300 will be issued a Red pit pass. A score of 180 to 240 will be issued an Orange Pit Pass restricted to the baffled bays of pit 2.  A score of 179 or lower fails and is eligible for re-testing after 30 days.

Accuracy Scoring

60 Round, scored qualification based on accuracy with no time or power factor components:

• Shot on three USPSA silhouette targets, 20 rounds each
• Top possible score of 300 (A=5 points, C=3, D=2, Miss (mike)=0)
•  241-300 attains full access pass
•  180-240 attains a limited access pass
•  179 and below fails and the candidate may attempt again after thirty days

Course of Fire

Eight strings of fire:

1.      3 yards:
          Draw and fire 1 round at each lower A zone
2.      3 yards: 
          Draw and fire 1 round at each upper A zone (head)
3.      5 yards:
         Draw and fire 2 rounds at each lower A zone
4.      5 yards:
         Draw and fire 2 rounds at each upper A zone (head)
5.      7 yards: 
         Load 6 rounds in the gun,
         draw and fire 2 rounds at each lower A zone,
         slide lock reload and fire 2 rounds to each lower A zone
6.      7 yards:
         Load 6 rounds in the gun,
         draw and fire 2 rounds to each lower A zone while moving laterally,
         slide lock reload and repeat moving laterally in the opposite direction
 7.      10 yards:
          Load 6 rounds in the gun,
         draw and fire 2 rounds to each lower A zone while advancing,
         slide lock reload and repeat moving while retreating
8.      20 yards: 
         Draw and fire 2 rounds to each lower A zone

Note:  At RSO discretion, the course of fire may be amended to accommodate firearms that have a capacity of less than six rounds.

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