Divisions
Firearm Type Allowed
Classification
7 Classifications Defined
Equipment
Ammunition & Gear
Lake County IDPA
The Lake County IDPA Club was established in April, 2012 and is an official IDPA shooting club. As an offcially recognized IDPA Club we are proud to offer local shooters the opportunity to engage in friendly and safe competition. As the largest IDPA Club in Central Florida, LCIDPA offers challenging and educational matches on a monthly basis.
There’s never been a better time to get involved in competitive shooting. Still not sure if competitive shooting is right for you? Check the Lake County IDPA events CALENDAR for upcoming matches and other related events, then just stop by observe and talk to some of the competitors.
Lake County IDPAs purpose is to encourage organized shooting among members of our community with a view toward a better knowledge of the participants on the safe handling and proper care of firearms, as well as improved marksmanship.
Curious about the match rules, scoring, and what you need to do before shooting a match?
THE IDPA DIFFERENCE:
Lake County IDPA uses practical equipment and gear commonly found in stores that is suitable for everyday concealment or use. Full charge service ammunition is used to solve simulated real world self-defense scenarios using practical handguns and holsters that are suitable for self-defense carry. When you come to an IDPA match, you can not only use your duty/CCW equipment, you can be completely competitive with it!
If you’re interested in using truly practical pistols to solve challenging and exciting defensive shooting problems, then IDPA is the sport for you.
LCIDPA Divisions
Divisions determine the type of firearm allowed to be used to maintain fairness while shooting against those with similar firearms.
- CDP – Custom Defensive Pistol
- ESP – Enhanced Service Pistol
- SSP – Stock Service Pistol
- CCP – Compact Carry Pistol
- CO – Carry Optic
- REV – Revolver
- BUG – Back-Up Gun
- PCC – Pistol Caliber Carbine