Welcome

     Prado IPSC is one of Southern California's premier IPSC shooting clubs. Every 2nd Sunday of the month, shooters compete against each other with 7 challenging stages. Every aspect of your shooting skill will be tested. From the short range "hoser" stages to the long distance shots to shooting on the move, your favorite pistol will not be board!

     If you are new to IPSC shooting or are a first timer, you may be squadded up with some of the experienced shooters to help guide you through. "Waiting" to get "better" by shooting static and undynamic bullseye targets at your local indoor range will not get you there. The ONLY way to learn how to shoot ... IS to shoot. Come join us at Prado.

     Our club is hosted at scenic Prado Olympic Shooting Park in Chino, CA. Visit www.shootprado.com for informtion about the facilities.

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The second Annual Southern California Speed Shoot Presented By:

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New Shooters!

        Just starting out in the shooting sport? We have scheduled "new shooter" clinics geared for the novice. Click here for more info.

Map to Range

What is IPSC?

     IPSC shooting is one of the fastest growing shooting sports in the world. It's history dates back to the early 1950's. IPSC (International Practical Shooting Confederation) is the international governing body that oversees the sport. There are dozens of member countries around the world that participate in this sport. IPSC was officially founded in 1976 at the International Combat Pistol Conference held in Columbia, Missouri. Colonel Jeff Copper was the first IPSC World President. The motto of IPSC is DVC: Diligentia, Vis, Celeritas (Accuracy, Power & Speed). You can visit the IPSC website here to learn more about this organization.

What is USPSA?

     The United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA) is the governing body here in the United States. USPSA promotes the sport of practical shooting. By joining USPSA members are automatically made a member of IPSC. While the primary focus of USPSA is on the safe use of pistols, the organization also promotes "3-Gun" or "Multi-gun" matches which utilize pistol, rifle, and shotguns in a similar style of competition. The intent of all USPSA matches is promote the motto. You can visit the USPSA website to learn more about this organization and is offered.

Helpful Links

USPSA Home

USPSA II Home

Prado Olympic Shooting Park

Contact Us

For further information contact:
Dave Cutts
Home: 909 882-8130
Cell: 909 648-5486