Colorado Rifle Club USPSA

[Colohunter]

I have a Saturday free this weekend for the first time in awhile. I was thinking of going and shooting an IDPA match at Dumont. I shot those IDPA matches regularly for a couple years before the schedule stopped working with it. I noticed that the Colorado Rifle Club has USPSA matches the same weekend, May 9. I didn't see a lot of info on here about the matches like some of the others, but I thought it might be a decent start towards 3 gun competition.

What are the start times, number of stages, round counts? I'm not sure if I should do the IDPA match that I'm familiar with or try something new.

[thermobollocks]

ecouspsa.com holds the section's USPSA schedules and also contact information for every club out there. Unfortunately, for last-minute information and weather cancellations, you might want to be on the ecouspsa Google group. From the MD:

"All, I don’t think it is a surprise to anyone but given the amount of rain we have received this weekends match is Canceled. We will instead hold our yearly Super Classifier in June."

There are a great many other USPSA matches all around the Front Range, depending on what's close to you. Most have 4 to 6 stages, and you probably want to bring 200 rounds in case of reshoots. An absolute max is generally 192 rounds (if there are 6 giant 32 round courses, which doesn't happen), but 150 is normal.

[Hoser]

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