IDPA invite

There were two USPSA divisions back in the day. Open/Unlimited and Limited/Tactical. There was a Carry gun division for a while but it never took off. Actually there was one division for a long time. Just a heads up shooting match. Pick your poison and shoot it.

Production came out about 15 years ago and single stack has been around for a while also.

IDPA and IPSC are both good ways to get better at shooting under stress. Neither can replace actual training and neither should be viewed as real world training.

Do you get extra points for shooting the fingers off the black hands in the No Shoot targets.............. [UZI]

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Originally Posted by CHA-LEE

Do you get extra points for shooting the fingers off the black hands in the No Shoot targets.............. [UZI]

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Come on... Surely you've heard... HANDS UP = DON'T SHOOT!!!

[Coffee]

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Do you get extra points for shooting the fingers off the black hands in the No Shoot targets.............. [UZI]

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That's just mean. You might be fast enough to make up for all the penalties but most of us are not.

Especially now that rule has changed from only one penalty per no shoot to each hit on no shoot.

Damn things are like magnets.[emoji33] [emoji24]

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I am just having some fun. Its cool that you guys are getting more people involved in the Practical Shooting sports!!! Have fun and be safe.

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I am just having some fun. Its cool that you guys are getting more people involved in the Practical Shooting sports!!! Have fun and be safe.

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Training them up so they are ready to play run n gun.

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Originally Posted by ray1970

I'm going to pick up a Gopro today. Been wanting one for a while. Wife always told me to get one because she knows I'd use it. I'll probably bring it out to the next match but I'll also do other stuff with it as well. Would have been nice to have it at Sturgis a few weeks ago. I'm sure I'll use it next time I'm in Hawaii, probably do videos on our ATV rides up in the mountains, strap it to the motorcycle from time to time, and probably do some video in a couple of weeks when my brother is going to be around playing a gig with Jimmy Vaughn up at Copper Mountain.

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I still need to do some research on which one to get, but I also have multiple uses for the little gizmo.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Before I forget, opinions on showing the scoring after each stage? Those time I filmed it are mostlynwhen I forgot to turn the camera off, but I feel like it gives more information and fleshes out the video. Thoughts?

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I liked it, just sayin.

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Originally Posted by Vanniek71

Great offer for new shooters. I'd even be willing to set up a stage out there on an off weekend and run people through it and give tips and pointers.

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That's really cool, thanks. I was a little bit freaked out the first time I did it, I think that could really help some folks who are looking to get into it. I also understand your time is just as important to you. Lets see how many folks chime in about it I suppose?

I was asked a question from Saturday however, and I'll ask it here now. I think it was stage 5 when the wind was blowing shit all over the place? Mags on one barrel, weapon on other barrel. Begin the stage *kneeling*. If a five foot tall individual knelt at that stage, they couldn't see over the top at all....would the shooter then have to go around the sides of the barrel per kneeling start spec, or could they have stand/crouched for over the top target acquisition? I know there was a child there who was about that tall, how did he start that stage?

Thanks

I also had the benefit of having Lobo spend some time with me and explain a bunch of stuff ahead of time, so, thanks again for that...Lobo.

I still appreciate it.

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Originally Posted by Otterbatcat

I still need to do some research on which one to get, but I also have multiple uses for the little gizmo.



I liked it, just sayin.



That's really cool, thanks. I was a little bit freaked out the first time I did it, I think that could really help some folks who are looking to get into it. I also understand your time is just as important to you. Lets see how many folks chime in about it I suppose?

I was asked a question from Saturday however, and I'll ask it here now. I think it was stage 5 when the wind was blowing shit all over the place? Mags on one barrel, weapon on other barrel. Begin the stage *kneeling*. If a five foot tall individual knelt at that stage, they couldn't see over the top at all....would the shooter then have to go around the sides of the barrel per kneeling start spec, or could they have stand/crouched for over the top target acquisition? I know there was a child there who was about that tall, how did he start that stage?

Thanks

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Short people got no reason......









to worry, we can make accommodations. As long a cover rules are followed (all lower and 50% upper), crouch, squat, kneel on platform, stand if short enough, all ok.

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Okay, thanks... :D