All Officers, Fire Fighters, and their spouses are invited/encouraged to attend The Ohio Police and Fire Olympics in Toledo this June.

Here are the stages for the Practical Pistol courses.  As I get more info on the Tactical Rifle/carbine match, I'll let you know.

Tuesday, June 13th. All pistol events are being held at the Toledo Police Range, 2301 Nebraska Ave.

All participants will compete without regard to age, sex and shooting equipment. The course of fire will include five separate stages requiring a minimum of 60 rounds total. Targets will include IPSC Metric type paper and reactive steel poppers. Handguns are limited to duty guns or those that meet the requirements outlined in IPSC Handgun Competition Rules, USPSA Version, January 2004, under appendixes D7, D9 and D10 [www.uspsa.com]. Handguns with compensators and/or electronic sights are NOT ALLOWED. Holsters are limited to duty approved/issued types or those outlined in the USPSA Rulebook, appendix D9, section 23. Targets will be scored as in the USPSA Production Division: all hits scored as minor without regard to caliber and/or power factor; appendix B3. The minimum caliber is .38 Special/9mm (9x19). ADCO Firearms and the Target Barn Inc. (targetbarn.com) are sponsors of this event.

Quoted: Are spectators allowed to come and watch?   Thanks

I doubt it

Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Are spectators allowed to come and watch?   Thanks I doubt it                                           I've been told by  LE who I shot IPSC with that the typical "D" class shooter could out shoot the most officers, he was a "B" shooter..   Surely you dont think they would want you to see how bad a shot they really is do you?

Cops train to qualify, not shoot.  I have  many stories I could tell, from shooting with local cops, you would be laughing for hours.  I'd love to be able to watch, but I'd probably think I was at the "special" olympics.  Also,  the "spouses" cant win.  

To tell you how much LE interest there is in these matches - last time they were held in Toledo, 7 shot the practical course

I'd love for some of the LEOs here, who actually shoot, to shoot in the match.  The guy running the match is retired LE, and an active pistol/subgun shooter.