NEXT MATCH WILL BE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th, 2010, LOCATION “THE RANGE” OXFORD, NC

 

Frequently Asked Questions and League Information

  As many of our members are aware, in order to further our firearms training as Law Enforcement Officers, the NCPCPL had adopted the NRA Tactical Police Competition format for it's Wednesday matches starting in the 2010 Season.  In order to simplify these matches, all shooters will compete under the TPC's standards for the Patrol Division (iron-sight rifles and pump shotguns).  For a complete list of rules governing these matches, please click on the below link:

 TPC Rules & Standards

  The North Carolina Police Combat Pistol League allows civilians to compete in the TPC match- however, these competitors will be placed in the civilian category.  Law Enforcement competitors will be shooting in the Patrol Division.  As such, they will be competing under the NRA TPC Patrol Division standards.  If these competitors’ firearms do not meet the Patrol Division Standards, they may borrow weapons that do, or they may compete in the Civilian category.

Match & Membership Fees:

Membership in the league is open to all shooters, civilian and law enforcement alike.  Dues are $25.00 per year.

Match fees for Police Pistol Competition is as follows:

$10.00 for Duty match, $7.00 for each additional match (Distinguished, Shotgun, and Rifle) for non-members and $5.00 for each additional match for members.

TPC Matches are $20.00 for members and $25.00 for non-members.

Weapon requirements:

For the PPC Duty Match, shooters must shoot a double action duty style pistol (Glocks and M&P’s count in this catagory).  All other single action pistols may be used in the PPC Distinguished Matches as well as the TPC Matches.  The PPC Rifle and Shotgun matches may be shot with the shooter’s choice of law enforcement style rifle and shotgun utilizing open or iron sights.  TPC Matches must be shot under the standards forthe Patrol Division (See TPC Rules & Standards for further details).