Pistol Caliber Carbine. (PCC)

[OPENB]

And there is no "approval" to travel with it, just notification.

[Garrett]

And there is no "approval" to travel with it, just notification.

Congress would tend to disagree with you. See 27 CFR 478.28 (b ) Edited May 11, 2016 by Garrett

[v1911]

Ok, that only took me 2 days to get through this entire thread. Only 2 comments come to mind:

1) As an outsider looking in, I've never shot an actual USPSA match. I will say though, I would definitely join in the fun of PCC.

2) USPSA needs to do something about having regular non-members shooting matches. If you're going to participate, then support the cause and pay your dues.

If I do happen to get a PCC together (need to send in my form 1 on my MPX) and indeed do find PCC to be as enjoyable as it sounds, I'd definitely pay my dues before trying to join the next match. Just the right thing to do.

Edited May 18, 2016 by v1911

[morpheus]

Ok, that only took me 2 days to get through this entire thread. Only 2 comments come to mind:

1) As an outsider looking in, I've never shot an actual USPSA match. I will say though, I would definitely join in the fun of PCC.

2) USPSA needs to do something about having regular non-members shooting matches. If you're going to participate, then support the cause and pay your dues.

If I do happen to get a PCC together (need to send in my form 1 on my MPX) and indeed do find PCC to be as enjoyable as it sounds, I'd definitely pay my dues before trying to join the next match. Just the right thing to do.

I joined uspsa before shooting my first match

[pkm]

No real reason to force you to join.. If you just keep coming out to shoot they make money off of your regardless if you are a member or not.

[Nightops]

Part of your match fee is an activity fee that goes to USPSA. There isn't a free ride by not joining. But if you want to get classified, or shoot at larger sanctioned matches, then you will need a membership.

[Stuntman]

Can the method of transporting carbines between stages be specified? For example if local range requires carbines be cased when not in use?

[ChuckS]

Can the method of transporting carbines between stages be specified? For example if local range requires carbines be cased when not in use?

https://uspsa.org/document_library/rules/2016/PCC_Rules_Addendum.pdf

https://uspsa.org/document_library/rules/2016/PCC%20Best%20Practices.pdf