What an EDCC club match is
An EDCC club match is a sanctioned local match run by an approved club. L1 matches are auto-approved for approved clubs and are the most common form of EDCC competition.
How to enter a competitive shooting event
Every published EDCC match is listed on the match calendar with its date, level, club, divisions and squad slots. Create an account, register for a squad, and arrive with the gear allowed by your division. First-time competitors should tell the Match Director in advance so a Range Officer can walk them through the safety briefing before the first stage.
What clubs need
- An approved EDCC club account.
- A safe range capable of hosting practical shooting.
- A Match Director (MD) and the minimum Range Officer team.
- Documented courses of fire and a scoring plan.
- A way to publish results through the EDCC platform.
Match Director role
The MD owns match logistics: stage approval, staffing, schedule, safety briefing, arbitration, and result publication. The MD is accountable for the match running cleanly.
Range Officer role
ROs run shooters through stages safely, score targets, and enforce rules. ROs may not score themselves on the same stage they ran.
Stage design
Stages must be safe by construction: clear safe angles, no shoot-throughs, appropriate distances, and a written briefing. Stage difficulty should be appropriate for the match level.
Scoring
Time plus penalties, captured at the firing line and reconciled by the MD or designated scoring officer. The platform records raw and adjusted times separately.
Results
Results are published through the EDCC platform and feed into shooter classifications and club leaderboards.
How a club can apply
Register your club on the EDCC platform, complete the approval workflow, and schedule your first L1 match. See EDCC for clubs.