What is 2G-ACM?
2-Gun Action Challenge is a multi-gun (pistol and rifle) competition that combines shooting marksmanship with appropriate physical challenges for the shooters. Round counts are typically low for a ‘2-gun’ style match, generally in the range of 30-40 pistol rounds and 30-40 rifle rounds for a 4 stage match. The focus of 2G-ACM is on marksmanship precision under moderate physical duress, not amount of lead thrown downrange. All 2G-ACM matches are open to the public.
2G-ACM Mission Statement:
2-Gun Action Challenge is a competitive shooting sport designed with all skill levels of competitors in mind. The goal of 2-Gun Action Challenge is to provide shooters the ability to practice and improve their practical firearms handling and shooting skills in a safe dynamic environment. Using physical challenges and the shot timer to simulate stress, competitors will be pushed to think and react to targets while maintaining safety and situational awareness — as well as push to develop important skill sets like maintain trigger control under duress, perform quick and efficient reloads, practice multiple shooting positions, and utilizing problem solving skills while determining the best way to shoot a stage. All of these skills built throughout safe competition will enable quick-thinking and develop fine motor skills that can be useful in not only other competitions, but extended to life-saving skills in real world and imagined scenarios. Above all, we are here to have fun and be safe.
Rules:
Click here for the FXRGC 2G-ACM Rules.
Version 1.5, updated 09/2022
Mailing List:
We have set up the 2-Gun Action Challenge mailing list on Mail Chimp. You can subscribe to it here. For anyone who was on the private list, we have subscribed you to it. You should not need to take further action. We send match announcements and registration links to the mailing list a few days before posting notice on this page, so sign up if you want early notice.
Match Registration:
Use the links to PractiScore in the match announcement email (or post below if we don’t fill up super fast) to register for the matches. Match announcement published generally 12 days before the match. FXRGC Club members and Range Officers will get approval priority for the first 48 hours after a match link goes live. After that its first-come-first-served.
Contact us at the email address above it you have any questions.
2024 Match Dates
Here are the dates for the 2024 2-Gun Action Challenge Match season (revised 12/5/23 to account for recent schedule conflicts):
- January 27-28, 2024 Culver & Benson
- February 17-18, 2024 Culver & Benson
- March – no match; supporting Moons Out Goons Out Match
- April 21, 2024 (Sunday only) Culver
- May – no match; supporting Woodland Brutality Match
- June 9, 2024 Culver (confirmed date change)
- July 27-28, 2024 Culver & Benson
- August 24-25, 2024 Culver
September 28-29, 2024 Culver(cancelled due to CQB Brutality)- October 27, 2024 (Sunday only) Culver
- November 23-24, 2024 Culver & Benson
- December 21, 2024 (Saturday only) Culver
For matches on two consecutive days, you shoot only on one day. They are not 2-day events. (Space permitting you may be allowed to shoot the match in separate divisions on separate days. Requests will be handled on a case-by-case basis.)
These dates are subject to change based on the Club’s needs or match director schedules. we’re probably ok at this point though.
February 2021 2G-ACM Match Announcement
The match registration for the February 2-Gun Action Challenge Match at Fairfax Rod and Gun Club is live. Go here to register on PractiScore: https://practiscore.com/fxrgc-2g-acm-2021-02-match/register There will be two AM squads of 10 shooters, and two PM squads of 10 shooters (40 shooters total). (We’ve tweaked the stage layout to allow us to have two […]
January 2021 2G-ACM Match Report
Division Winners: Armored – Joshua Shaw Manual – Bryce Dial Open – Michael Ethridge Tac Irons – Tony Moller Tac Limited – Scott Butler Tac Scope – Jeff Underwood Saturday, January 9th, 2021, we held the approved 2-Gun Action Challenge demonstration match. We had 28 shooters in attendance; 12 were Club members (43% of attendance). […]