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Team Osight Wins at USPSA Racegun Nationals as Max Leograndis Claims Historic 10th Straight Title
The USPSA Race Gun Nationals brought more than 450 competitors to Marengo, Ohio, in August for one of the season’s biggest national competitions. For Team Osight, it was a milestone weekend — Max Leograndis’ historic 10th consecutive PCC National Championship and Justine Williams’s 6th PCC championship title, making her the first female shooter to achieve the milestone. The event also marked the team’s first Nationals run with the new Osight R, and Osight XE AMRS.
Osight Pro Team at Race Gun Nationals
Max Leograndis: 1st PCC Overall, 1/103 PCC, 3/658 Overall
Justine Williams: 1st Lady Overall, 1st PCC Lady Overall, 7th PCC Overall 30/658 Overall
Gorka Ibañez Charola: 21st Limited Optics
Tyler Meisenheimer: 23rd Limited Optics
Breno Lima: 26th Open
Ken Ogren: 1st PCC Master, 12th PCC Overall, 49/658 Overall
What Race Gun Nationals Put to the Test
Race Gun Nationals brings together some of the strongest competitors in practical shooting. This year’s field included accomplished shooters such as Kyle Litzie, the 2024 IPSC Rifle World Shoot III Semi-Auto Open Champion, and Migz Valencia, who claimed the Junior PCC Optics title at the 2025 IPSC PCC/Mini Rifle World Shoot, alongside Marc Schulte, Isaac Hansen, and many other top-level competitors.
Against a field this deep, staying at the top takes more than speed and accuracy. Shooters have to execute consistently across stages, perform under pressure, adapt when things don’t go as planned, and maintain focus throughout the match.
*Max Leograndis - 1st PCC Overall
*Justine Williams - 1st Lady Overall
Ten Straight: Max Leograndis Makes History
As a member of the Osight Pro Team, Max Leograndis brings 11 years of competitive shooting experience and a remarkable record in PCC. At this year’s Race Gun Nationals, Max once again claimed the top spot in PCC, becoming the first shooter in USPSA history to win ten consecutive National Championships. He is the first and only PCC National Champion ever!
The PCC field remained highly competitive throughout the three-day match, with narrow margins separating the top competitors. In day 1, Max held the lead at 100%, with Migz Valencia close behind at 98.90%. By the end of Day 2, Kyle Litzie had moved from fifth to second at 97.16%, while Max remained at the top of the leaderboard.
Max finished the match with a total time of 288.52 seconds, 323 Alpha hits, and 1,869.9090 match points, securing another USPSA PCC National Championship and making history as the first shooter to claim ten consecutive PCC national titles.
For Max, more than a decade in practical shooting has meant far more than championships. Grateful for everything the sport has given him, Max remains deeply committed to the shooting community—sharing his experience, supporting product innovation, and helping the sport grow in a positive, modern, and shooter-focused direction.
It’s a perspective he also brings to his work with Osight. From the XE AMRS to the new Osight R he ran at Race Gun Nationals, Max’s experience in competition provides invaluable real-world feedback as Osight continues to develop and refine products around the needs of shooters.
From the Team
Five Osight-sponsored shooters took on Race Gun Nationals this year, each bringing their own experience, approach, and perspective to the match. Beyond the results, the weekend was also about the challenges they faced on the stages, the moments that stood out, and what another Nationals meant to them as competitors.
01 Max Leograndis | 1st PCC Overall | Osight R, Osight XE AMRS
02 Justine Williams | 1st Lady Overall, 1st PCC Lady Overall | Osight R
03 Gorka Ibañez Charola | 21st Limited Optics | Osight XE AMRS
04 Tyler Meisenheimer | 23rd Limited Optics | Osight XR
05 Breno Lima | 26th Open | Osight X
06 Ken Ogren(*Spokesperson) | 1st PCC Master, 12th PCC Overall | Osight R
Racegun Nationals added another memorable chapter for Team Osight, highlighted by Max’s historic tenth consecutive title and strong performances across the team. Congratulations to every shooter who stepped onto the stages and represented the team throughout the weekend.
Our appreciation goes to the organizers and officials who made Race Gun Nationals possible, and to every competitor for the skill and sportsmanship displayed throughout the match.
As Team Osight looks ahead, the new Osight R will be there for more stages, more competition, and more memorable chapters still to come.
