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Law Enforcement Firearm Competitions

The NRA’s support for law enforcement dates back to 1916. In 1960 the NRA Law Enforcement Division was formed to provide the law enforcement community with a means of certifying firearm instructors. To further encourage law enforcement officers to gain more experience, training and time on the range using their duty firearms, the NRA created the Police Pistol Combat (PPC) competitions, Tactical Police competitions and the National Police Shooting Championships.

Hone Your Skills

Improve your shooting skills with live-fire exercises and competition challenges.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Support members of the nation's law enforcement community by sponsoring events.

Host A Tournament

Hosting a tournament is simple and can be done at nearly all shooting facilities.

Competitor Firing at a Silhouette Target at an Outdoor Range

Police Pistol Combat Competitions

Police Pistol Combat (PPC) hones an officer’s firearm accuracy skills that can save their life, or the lives of others, on the street. NRA’s Law Enforcement Competitions provides law enforcement officers with a competitive program geared to improve their skills and abilities. To participate in these events, you must meet NRA's eligibility requirements listed in Rule 2.4 of the Police Pistol Combat Rulebook.

Want To Know More

For more information about the Law Enforcement Division, call us at (703) 267-1632 or email [email protected].