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Black Rifle League

Welcome to the Black Rifle League - One of the fastest growing shooting sports!


Black Rifle League was founded over five years ago at the Renton Fish

and Game Club in Renton, Washington and is now a standard discipline at

Snoqualmie Valley Rifle Club. 

​Black Rifle League focuses on tactics versus speed unlike other shooting

sport disciplines such as ASI, IDPA and USPSA. At Black Rifle League events,

participants move through courses of various levels of difficulty engaging IDPA

targets.  Throughout the season participants compete in four different

divisions: Optics, Iron Sights, PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine)

and .22 (AR 22 caliber conversion)

Sharpening your CQB rifle skills by utilizing sound tactics and technique to run through a course while engaging targets with your rifle and pistol. Course layouts vary each month and contain hostiles and no-shoots.  Put your skill and training to the test by shooting on the move, utilizing cover, and engaging hostiles in a 180 degree arc of fire. Find out if your gear holds up and performs to your liking in the elements. Rather than focusing on speed and score, we emphasize good decisions and techniques that maximize your survivability in a self-defense scenario. Contact info@blackrifleleague.org for more information on upcoming events and questions. You can also visit: https://www.blackrifleleague.org for more details




FAQs

What time should I arrive?
We recommend people arrive at least 30 minutes prior to the scheduled start time, giving you ample time to unload your gear and sign a waiver (if first time at Black Rifle League) - 
NOTE - 15 minutes to the scheduled start time is the absolute latest you may arrive otherwise you will not be able to participate

What equipment should I bring?
Required equipment:

  • Rifle in .223/5.56, 7.62x39, 300 BLK, or similar cartridge (no .308 or above) with 2 magazines
  • OR PCC in 9mm, 40 S&W, 45 ACP, 10 mm​
  • OR 22 rimfire (AR-15 22 rimefire conversion)
  • Pistol with holster and at least 1 magazine
  • Eye and ear protection
  • 40 rounds of rifle ammo, 1 box of pistol ammo

Suggested equipment:

  • Weapon mounted light for your rifle and pistol (it gets dark out here in the winter months)
  • Sling for your rifle (unless you are willing to drop your rifle into the mud and gravel during transitions)
  • Hat with a bill (mud tends to fly when the berms are hit)
  • Chest rig, belt rig, or plate carrier
  • Any other gear you consider part of your prepper, emergency, first responder, or end of the world equipment


You are encouraged to wear your gear. It is fine if you do not have all the latest and greatest equipment; this is a great place to see what people are using and to figure out what works for you.