What does USPSA stand for?

United States Practical Shooting Association

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA) is offering firearms dealers and their customers a poster to help in selecting the right pistol for use in USP-SA's Production Division.

USPSA offers poster to help dealers

The United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA) has acquired the Steel Challenge and the Steel Challenge Shooting Association from founders Mike Dalton and Mike Fichman.

USPSA acquires Steel Challenge, seeks new members

The International Defensive Shooting Association (IDPA) has grown rapidly since its mid-1990s conception, eclipsing in popularity the longer-established International Practical Shooting Confederation and its American arm, the United States Practical Shooting Association -- otherwise known as the IPSC/USPSA.

IDPA Is Growing, Along With Demand For Winning Hardware