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SAPSA is the St. Augustine, Florida area club for the United States Practical Shooting Association

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We hold our matches on the third Saturday of every month. Registration begins at 9:15 and the match begins at 10 am. We recommend you bring a minimum of 200 rounds, and hey, bring a friend with you. If you are a new shooter to our sport, please check out the link to the left "New Shooters". This link will provide you with all the necessary information on how to get started in our sport. If you need more info please contact one of the club officers listed below.

SAPSA Club membership is $25 per year. Match fee's are, members $15, Non-members $20. People who help set-up on Friday are discounted further.

Our club was founded in 1986, by then St. Johns County Patrol Officer Bill Strudel. Bill at the time was Director of the St. Augustine Criminal Justice Academy. In 1986 the club was known as PPC of Saint Augustine (Primarily Police and Corrections). PPC of St. Augustine held all of it's matches at the St. Augustine Technical Center / Criminal Justice Academy. In 1987, PPC of St. Augustine became the first law enforcement agency to affiliate themselves with the United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA). (Front Sight - March/April 1987).

In 1989, PPC of St. Augustine changed its name to its current title "St. Augustine Practical Shooting Association". SAPSA formally became a member of the USPSA by becoming the 13th USPSA club in Florida in this same year.

SAPSA continued using the St. Augustine Technical Center to hold its matches until fall of 1997. This is when the club, under the guidance of Jim Tice, moved to it's current location of the Fraternal Order of Police lodge/range #113.

Currently, SAPSA is under the guidance of Steve Breckenridge. Our monthly matches provide five courses of fire with a round count of approximately 150. Our range is centrally located between Daytona Beach and Jacksonville, Florida; just a jump, skip, and a hop off of Interstate 95. For more information on how to get to the range please contact one of the club officers listed below or just click here.

SAPSA Board of Directors (don't recognize names, how about faces)