
Unlimited Range Shooters Association (URSA)
Oscar Leckliter, Webmaster and Marketing Assistant (link)
Welcome to the Unlimited Range Shooters Association (URSA) website.

Unlimited Range Shooters Association (URSA)
Oscar Leckliter, Webmaster and Marketing Assistant (link)
Welcome to the Unlimited Range Shooters Association (URSA) website.
Next Activity/Event
| Activity/Event | Locale | Date | Contact |
| Shoot – CA/NV Region | NorCal, USA | Feb 15, 2026 | RD-SW |
Location – Clear Lake area (same as prior, coordinates 39°14’21.0″N 122°50’50.0″W)
Setup will be done late Saturday or early Sunday morning by our NorCal crew. Target(s) will be in place at minimum 2000 yards. Hit-indicators (flashers) will be in place and be the sole control for official hits and misses. The initial target distance for NorCal is 2147 yards, all California-legal firearms and ammunition are allowed, no weight restrictions, and no fees.
The Match Director will decide how many shooters need to be signed up to move forward with each event. Unless the event is formally cancelled (as announced on this and other posting sites), assume it is going forward.
IF you want to shoot multiple rifles, you need to complete a registration for each one. If you expect to be shooting with us more than once, we suggest you do yourself a favor and build a text file in your word processor and then just copy and paste. NOTE: IF you seriously think you will score 5 in 10 or better, please DO take the time to enter ALL the info requested in the Build Sheet section – will save us e-mailing you to get missing info and hasten getting results posted on the URSA site (News and Stats pages) and the non-Cal Guns sites. Thanks.
If you want to shoot an event, you MUST sign up ONLINE (see below). Registrations MUST be received no later than 1 PM the day before the event. There will be NO onsite registrations. Registration is required for all shooters, spotters, and anyone that will be on or in the general proximity of the shooting line. NO exceptions!
The URSA Official Course of Fire is at FAQ 13, near the bottom of this page on the URSA website – https://unlimitedrange.org/ursa-operations-updated-6-10-2025/ All shooter should review the course of fire prior to arriving at the venue. Substantial additional data regarding URSA events are included on the same web page.
Sign-Ups: URSA uses the online program, Zoho Forms, to capture shooter Liability Releases and Build Sheet data, and spotter/other Liability Releases. Liability Releases are signed and dated at the event – we bring copies of the submitted forms, you sign and date them. Please use the appropriate link (below). If you have any problem with the online form, please e-mail us ASAP (webmaster@unlimitedrange.org). BTW, the form asks for limited “address” info (only city, state, and ZIP), we do NOT need your street address.
Register here – use these links:
Online Liability Release and Build Sheet (form) for shooters – Link
Online Liability Release (form) for non-shooters – Link
Latest News
January 20, 2026 – Recap of the URSA NorCal January ‘26 event (by RD, Lynn Dragoman; build info and notes from Oscar)
We had a good bunch of shooters out on Sunday. A big welcome aboard for first-timer Anthony!
The weather was nice and we got off to a great start with everyone but yours truly qualifying for the first match. When the shooting stopped Calshipbuilder, shooting a 33XC, took home the win at 2147 yards. Rickyracer87 beat his fiancé Amanda in a shoot off for Runner-up. He was also shooting a 33XC.
With the nice weather, and everybody wanting to shoot, we held a second match and Calshipbuilder and Amanda took it out to 2600 yards with Calshipbuilder taking the win and Amanda placing as Runner-up. Amanda was shooting a 338 Lapua Ackley Improved and got 5 hits, so she qualified for the 3K Match as well. Way to go Amanda!
We had some really nice high tech thermal imaging on the line thanks to shooter Dogtown (Brandon). We could see the hot bullets lying on the ground until they cooled off.
Lots of shooters getting 5 or more hits. Even I managed to qualify for the April 3K match, using one of my 510 DTC rifles, as did Anono01 with his .300 Norma and Dogtown with his .300 Norma.
Great bunch of shooters and a good time was had by all.
Winner of both matches, Calshipbuilder, was shooting 300 gr. Berger hybrids out of his Carlsbad-built 33XC with Barnard PL action, Bartlein 30” barrel, McMillan A5 stock, and Tangent Theta 5-25×56 scope with Barnard 40 MOA base and Area 419 (zero MOA) Match rings.
Match 1 Runner-up, Rickyracer87, was shooting 299 gr. (David Tubb) DTAC’s (with nose ring) out of his Billy Goat Machine-built 33XC with Defiance Machine Deviant Tactical action w/ 30 MOA integrated rail, 31” Schneider barrel, Accuracy Solutions’ “Baby Orca” chassis w/ integrated BipodeXt bipod extender, and Nightforce 7-35×56 ATACR scope in ERATAC 0-70 MOA base/rings.
Match 2 Runner-up and 3K qualifier, Amanda, was shooting 300 gr. Hornady A-Tips out of her Savage 110 action, Ketchum-build .338 LM Improved (40 degree) with 33” Bartlein barrel, Accuracy Solutions’ “Baby Orca” chassis w/ BipodeXt bipod extender, and Nightforce 7-35×56 ATACR scope in ERATAC 0-70 MOA base and rings on the 30 MOA rail.
3K qualifier, Anono01, was shooting 220 gr. Berger long range hybrid targets (LRHTs) out of his self-built, 300 Norma magnum, with Surgeon 1581 XL action w/ 30 MOA integrated rail, 30” Bartlein barrel, Accuracy International AX AICS chassis, and (semi-ancient) Nightforce 5-25×56 Beast scope in Spuhr 4306 rings with 20 MOA.
3K qualifier, Dogtown (Brandon), was shooting 250 gr. Hornady A-Tips out of his factory Accuracy International AXSR in .300 Norma magnum with 27” barrel and Schmidt & Bender 6-36×56 CM II High Performance scope and Area 419 one-piece mount with 34mm rings.
3K qualifier, Lynn, was shooting 803 gr. TenX Accuracy bullets out of his Tamagni-built .510 DTC with BAT 2.5” EX action and 40 MOA rail, 32” Bartlein barrel, (ancient) Manners H50 stock, and Nightforce 15-22×52 Competition scope with Ivey 175 MOA adjustable rings/base.
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