USPSA solution

The USPSA is the largest practical shooting association in the country, with thousands of active members. They organize a wide range of shooting competitions, in all weapon classes. They have dedicated handgun tournaments, with several divisions for production, modified, and race pistols. They also have a Pistol Caliber Carbine Division, which is great for shooters who use PDWs for home defense.

Moreover, the USPSA holds rifle and shotgun competitions, which include multi-gun competitions as well, which incorporate handguns, shotguns, and rifles in the same course.

If you are thinking about competing in the USPSA, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the USPSA rules, and practice in a realistic tournament scenario, to improve your competitive shooting skills.

We offer excellent combat shooting simulations that are purpose-built for USPSA shooting. These simulations have hyper-realistic graphics, and they incorporate standard USPSA targets and scoring systems to give you the perfect training environment.

Our simulators offer shooters multiple analytic tools, which allow them to keep track of their performance. You can analyze each individual shot time, and figure out where you are wasting time, and where you can be faster. You can also analyze your shot placement, to improve your accuracy.

USPSA tournaments use two different scoring methods, both of which are available on our simulator.

Most tournaments use the Comstock scoring method. In this method, every course or stage has a set number of points. Shooters who score the highest Hit Factor get the maximum points, whereas other competitors get fear points depending on their hit factor.

The hit factor, which is the number of points scored per second, is calculated by the division of total points by the time taken to complete the course. Shooters get more points for hits on targets, penalties for off-target shots, and other mistakes.

The second method is the time Plus method, which is very simple and is used a lot in multi-gun competitions organized by the USPSA. In these methods, the time taken to complete the course is simply their final score, and time is added for different penalties.

Now, if you are training at the range, keeping this score, and properly tracking penalties can be very challenging. It is impossible to do on your own, and even if you have a dedicated scorekeeper, it can be complicated. Our simulator solves these problems by incorporating the scoring system into the simulator, which can keep your score, adjust for penalties, and give you detailed performance reports.

Overall, our shooting simulations, which are made of USPSA shooting, can give you a very realistic training environment that is more intuitive, and streamlined than shooting at an actual range. Moreover, instead of wasting money on thousands of rounds for training, you can save money with our virtual shooting simulators.