Team Applied Ballistics Competitive Shooting

The Team Meet Your Competitors

Drew primarily competes in USPSA and Indiana Multigun while still occasionally shooting several other series like IDPA and Steel Challenge.  Drew is a USPSA Grand Master and an IDPA Master class shooter.  He regularly travels to compete at the regional and national level in USPSA and has a State Championship title in Indiana IDPA.  Drew is also a former Tippecanoe County Sheriff's Deputy and holds an Indiana Law Enforcement Academy certification as a firearms instructor.

Drew

Drew primarily competes in USPSA and Indiana Multigun while still occasionally shooting several other series like IDPA and Steel Challenge. Drew is a USPSA Grand Master and an IDPA Master class shooter. He regularly travels to compete at the regional and national level in USPSA and has a State Championship title in Indiana IDPA. Drew is also a former Tippecanoe County Sheriff’s Deputy and holds an Indiana Law Enforcement Academy certification as a firearms instructor.
Aaron is the General Manager at Applied Ballistics and competes in multiple shooting disciplines including USPSA, IDPA, Steel Challenge, Rimfire Falling Steel, Indiana Multigun, and NRL22. 
He is a USPSA Grand Master, a Steel Challenge Grand Master, and an IDPA Master class shooter.  Aaron coaches the Purdue University Pistol Team, is a former officer of the Lafayette Police Department, and holds an Indiana Law Enforcement Academy certification as a firearms instructor. He has a National Championship title in Rimfire Falling Steel as well as several State Championship titles in IDPA and Steel Challenge.  Aaron is the Match Director for USPSA at Applied Ballistics and for Steel Challenge at Wildcat Valley Rifle

Aaron

Aaron is the General Manager at Applied Ballistics and competes in multiple shooting disciplines including USPSA, IDPA, Steel Challenge, Rimfire Falling Steel, Indiana Multigun, and NRL22. He is a USPSA Grand Master, a Steel Challenge Grand Master, and an IDPA Master class shooter. Aaron coaches the Purdue University Pistol Team, is a former officer of the Lafayette Police Department, and holds an Indiana Law Enforcement Academy certification as a firearms instructor. He has a National Championship title in Rimfire Falling Steel as well as several State Championship titles in IDPA and Steel Challenge. Aaron is the Match Director for USPSA at Applied Ballistics and for Steel Challenge at Wildcat Valley Rifle & Pistol Club.
Rob is a machinist by trade and competes in USPSA, IDPA, Steel Challenge, Indiana Multigun, and NRL22.  Rob is a USPSA Master, IDPA Master, and Steel Challenge A class shooter.  Rob is also the match director for NRL22, a rimfire precision rifle competition that he launched locally in 2019.

Rob

Rob is a machinist by trade and competes in USPSA, IDPA, Steel Challenge, Indiana Multigun, and NRL22. Rob is a USPSA Master, IDPA Master, and Steel Challenge A class shooter. Rob is also the match director for NRL22, a rimfire precision rifle competition that he launched locally in 2019.
Dan is a manager at Applied Ballistics as well as a member of the National Guard.  He primarily competes in USPSA, IDPA, and Indiana Multigun.  He is an A class USPSA shooter and an Expert class IDPA shooter.  Dan is also an active US National Guard shooting team competitor as well as a full time gunsmith.  He has a 91F Weapons Repair MOS and still serves in that capacity with the National Guard.

Dan

Dan is a manager at Applied Ballistics as well as a member of the National Guard. He primarily competes in USPSA, IDPA, and Indiana Multigun. He is an A class USPSA shooter and an Expert class IDPA shooter. Dan is also an active US National Guard shooting team competitor as well as a full time gunsmith. He has a 91F Weapons Repair MOS and still serves in that capacity with the National Guard.
Grace is the youngest member of Team Applied Ballistics.  She began shooting IDPA and USPSA at the age of 10 in 2017 using a .22LR and shooting for experience but not for score.  She now competes in both with a full size 9mm as well as shooting Steel Challenge.  While being the newest to the sport, she seems to draw the most interest from our fans.  There seems to be something intriguing about a tiny young woman outshooting many of her adult counterparts!  In addition to shooting sports, young Gracie is an accomplished actress and vocalist with many stage performances under her belt.

Grace

Grace is the youngest member of Team Applied Ballistics. She began shooting IDPA and USPSA at the age of 10 in 2017 using a .22LR and shooting for experience but not for score. She now competes in both with a full size 9mm as well as shooting Steel Challenge. While being the newest to the sport, she seems to draw the most interest from our fans. There seems to be something intriguing about a tiny young woman outshooting many of her adult counterparts! In addition to shooting sports, young Gracie is an accomplished actress and vocalist with many stage performances under her belt.
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IDPA

Aaron, Rob, Dan, and Grace are members of and regularly participate in International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA) matches.  Our team regularly attends matches at Wildcay Valley Rifle/Pistol Club and Atlanta Conservation Club.  IDPA is a handgun based shooting sport that focuses on the use of defensive carry guns.  Scoring is based on balancing speed and accuracy with a heavy emphasis on accuracy.

Steel Challenge

Aaron, Rob, and Grace are members of and regularly participate in Steel Challenge Shooting Association (SCSA) matches.  Aaron is the match director for SCSA at Wildcat Valley Rifle/Pistol Club and the team attends matches there as well as at Atlanta Conservation Club.  SCSA utilizes both rifles and pistols, including .22LR firearms.  SCSA has a primarily speed based scoring system, though accuracy is certainly necessary as well. 

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Indiana Multi-Gun

Aaron, Drew, Rob, and Dan regularly participate in Indiana Multi-Gun (INMG) matches.  They regularly attend matches at Wildcat Valley Rifle/Pistol Club and Atlanta Conservation Club.  INMG uses handguns, rifles, and shotguns during competitions and scoring is based on a balance of speed and accuracy with a heavy emphasis on speed.  INMG is now offering a two gun division as well, which allows competitors to use only handguns and rifles eliminating the need for a shotgun to attend matches.

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Purdue Pistol Team

The Purdue Rifle and Pistol Club has Rifle and Pistol teams that travel and compete nationally in rimfire Olympic style competitions.  Aaron is the coach of the Purdue Pistol Team and he travels with them when they compete.

USPSA

Drew, Aaron, Rob, Dan, and Grace are members of and regularly participate in United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA) matches.  Applied Ballistics hosts indoor USPSA matches at our range and our team regularly attends matches at Wildcat Valley Rifle/Pistol Club and Atlanta Conservation Club.  USPSA is a handgun based shooting sport that scores based on balancing speed and accuracy with an emphasis on speed.

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