The 2021 National Police Shooting Championships are tentatively scheduled for Monday, September 20, through Wednesday, September 22, at the Mississippi Highway Patrol Range Facility in Pearl, Mississippi. The Practice & Zeroing Day will be held on Sunday, September 19.
The dates remain tentative at this time due to the Covid-19 pandemic issues and will depend on federal and state safety regulations, mandates, and health guidelines.
The Championships are open to public and private law enforcement members and select law enforcement members of the U.S. military. This is not an invitation-only match, it is not a Point Series, there are no lottery slots you have to try for, and no club slot you have to be selected for. Everyone is welcome to come to the National Police Shooting Championships, whether you just shoot one Championship match and come just for a day or shoot all of the Championship matches and join us for the entire event.
You don’t have to be a High Master shooter to attend or do well at the Championships. In fact, High Masters and Masters make up the smallest group of shooters who attend the Championships. Like all Police Pistol Combat Tournaments, you compete against shooters in your own skill Classification level. You can even shoot as an Unclassified Shooter if you have never fired in a NRA match.
So, bookmark this page and check back later to keep up on the plans for this year’s NPSC.
Tentative NPSC General Schedule
Sunday, September 19
Competitor Check-In
NPSC Shotgun Championship Relays Begin
Zeroing and Practice Relays – Ticket purchase information will be posted online at a later date.
Monday, September 20
Open Class Semi-Automatic Matches
Distinguished Semi-Automatic Pistol Match
Distinguished Production Pistol Match
Stock Service Semi-Automatic Pistol, Production Pistol, and Production Duty Optic Matches
NPSC Law Enforcement Shotgun Relays Continue
Invitational Duty Rifle Match
Tuesday, September 21
Open Class Revolver Matches
Distinguished Revolver Match
Stock Service Revolver Match
NPSC Law Enforcement Shotgun Relays Continue
Competitor Meeting
Wednesday, September 22
Off-Duty Sidearm Match
Open Class Revolver Team Matches
Open Class Semi-Automatic Pistol Team Matches
Stock Semi-Automatic Pistol Team or Production Pistol Team Matches
NPSC Law Enforcement Shotgun Match Conclusion
NPSC Banquet & Awards Ceremony
Invitational Add-On Matches
Invitational Open Class Optic Matches: We will again offer the Open Class Optic Match. Competitors can mount any type optic on their otherwise PPC Rule Complaint Open Class Division Semi-Auto or Revolver and fire in Match 13 and/or Match 6. These matches are an alternative to firing the corresponding Championship matches. As such, competitors must elect to fire the regular Championship.
Invitational Duty Rifle Match: The Invitational Duty Rifle Match will be conducted on Monday after the day’s regular NPSC Championship Matches for semi-automatic law enforcement rifles. There are three Divisions: Duty Rifle Iron, Duty Rifle Dot Optic, and Duty Rifle Magnified Optic. Click here for Duty Rifle Specifications, the Course of Fire and sample scorecard.
Invitational Team Matches: Invitational Team matches will be offered again this year and will include:
Open Class Revolver Two Officer Pick-Up Team Match 91
Open Class Semi-Automatic Pistol Two Officer Pick-Up Team Match 93
Stock Service Semi-Automatic Pistol Two Officer Pick-Up Team Match 97
Production Semi-Automatic Pistol Two Officer Pick-Up Team Match 99
Check out past results from the National Police Shooting Championship
The NRA Law Enforcement Division offers a complete police shooting program to police departments and law enforcement agencies to encourage patrol officers to gain more experience, training and time on the range using their duty firearms.