Archery
As of right now the archery range is being updated.
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Cowboy Action - SASS
Our Cowboy Action group is one of a kind. They practice and compete with firearms of the legendary Old West. Participants shoot a variety of scenarios that replicate old west shoot outs in a safe, controlled and fun environment. This group dresses up in the best wild west outfits and meets regularly on our famous Helldorado pistol range on the third Sunday of every month. The Cowboy group also has a weeklong adventure in September in which they make over the entire property into an old west town. Watch the calendar and social media for updates. |
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Click below for the 2024 shootout application
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Contact: Mark Carlstedt
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I.D.P.A.
The Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club is affiliated with the International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA). Matches are generally held the third Saturday of each month at the Helldorado pistol range, with check-in at eight o'clock and a shooter brief and stage walk through at nine o'clock. Defensive Pistol shooting as a sport is simply the use of practical equipment including full charge service ammunition to solve simulated "real world" self-defense scenarios. Shooters competing in Defensive Pistol events are required to use practical handguns and holsters that are truly suitable for self-defense use. No "competition only" equipment is permitted in Defensive Pistol matches since the main goal is to test the skill and ability of the individual, not their equipment or gamesmanship. New shooters to IDPA are required to join the IDPA after one match if the shooter desires to compete in additional IDPA events. Watch the calendar & social media for updates. |
Contact: Mark Wedegaertner
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Vintage Firearms
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Vintage Firearms is dedicated to the safe and respectful operation of classic firearms designs. In general, firearms to qualify for these events must be a design at least 50 years old. (Reproductions that are just like the vintage ones are OK) Some events have more specific requirements, like the M1 Garand events. Currently, we have events for: M1 Garand/ M1 Carbine, Military Bolt Action Rifles, Lever action pistol caliber, Lever action rifle caliber, Military and Police Pistols, .22 rifles and we are planning on adding other types of firearms. Our events are open to all who appreciate the arms of the past. Our goal is to gain a better understanding of and respect for the people who once held these firearms. Our events are SAFE, educational, informative, and always fun for all.
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This is a chance to test your skills with some of the same guns our ancestors may have used 50, 70 or over 100 years ago. For each event, there will be a planned course of fire that will change. For most high-power rifles, we will shoot 100-yard targets and the gongs on the hill. For pistol events, we will shoot from between 5 yards and 25 yards. For .22 rifles, it will usually be 50 feet. These events are very loosely timed, but there is always plenty of time as the goal is accuracy not speed. (The high-powered rifles may also be shooting at a moving target.) These events are on a “controlled range” and all NRA, club and special event safety rules will be followed. Watch the Calendar & social media for event updates. We usually have these events around the last Saturday of the month. Range set up starts after 7am and mandatory safety briefing starts at 9am, with the event starting shortly after that.
Contact: Dan Widger
Phone: 707-338-3946
Email: [email protected]
Practical Competition Shooting League (PCSL)
PCSL is a modern organization dedicated to advancing the sport of practical shooting through a focus on speed, accuracy, and power.
Founded in 2021 by champion shooter Max Leograndis, the league aims to provide a more accessible and "frictionless" experience for competitors. Unlike many traditional shooting organizations, PCSL utilizes an open-source ruleset, allowing local clubs to adopt and modify the format to suit their specific needs without requiring mandatory affiliation or complex administrative hurdles.
At its core, the PCSL format emphasizes "hit factor" or points-per-second scoring, which forces shooters to balance their pace with precision. The league has introduced specialized "Practical" targets designed to demand a higher standard of accuracy than traditional torso targets. While the league currently places a strong emphasis on 2-Gun (handgun and carbine) competitions, its rulesets are flexible enough to accommodate many different match types, including, but not limited to, pistol-only, rifle-only, and 3-gun matches.
PCSL is designed to cater to both elite athletes and newcomers. For seasoned shooters, it offers a high skill ceiling and divisions focused on modern, real-world equipment rather than restrictive or outdated categories. For beginners, the league promotes a "coachable shooter" environment and common-sense rules that prioritize safety and fairness without being unnecessarily punishing for minor procedural mistakes. This community-driven approach is supported by digital tools like the PractiScore platform for match registration and a modernization of the traditional classification system known as the Competitor Rating (PCR).
Check future newsletters and the online calendar for more information.
Founded in 2021 by champion shooter Max Leograndis, the league aims to provide a more accessible and "frictionless" experience for competitors. Unlike many traditional shooting organizations, PCSL utilizes an open-source ruleset, allowing local clubs to adopt and modify the format to suit their specific needs without requiring mandatory affiliation or complex administrative hurdles.
At its core, the PCSL format emphasizes "hit factor" or points-per-second scoring, which forces shooters to balance their pace with precision. The league has introduced specialized "Practical" targets designed to demand a higher standard of accuracy than traditional torso targets. While the league currently places a strong emphasis on 2-Gun (handgun and carbine) competitions, its rulesets are flexible enough to accommodate many different match types, including, but not limited to, pistol-only, rifle-only, and 3-gun matches.
PCSL is designed to cater to both elite athletes and newcomers. For seasoned shooters, it offers a high skill ceiling and divisions focused on modern, real-world equipment rather than restrictive or outdated categories. For beginners, the league promotes a "coachable shooter" environment and common-sense rules that prioritize safety and fairness without being unnecessarily punishing for minor procedural mistakes. This community-driven approach is supported by digital tools like the PractiScore platform for match registration and a modernization of the traditional classification system known as the Competitor Rating (PCR).
Check future newsletters and the online calendar for more information.