IDPA
Posted: January 23, 2010
I decided to start writing down things I see happening at my local matches that should not, and my suggestions to fix these issues. I'm looking at these from a "street" perspective not how to better "game" your IDPA match. None of the suggested "best practices" are going to make or break you match scores either.
Posted: December 05, 2008
I first started in the Shooting Sports via USPSA at a local club here in Medford, Oregon. It was the first time I had done anything like it and previously had only shot Bullseye style, which made sense considering my shooting mentor (Tom Claytor) was an accomplished Bullseye shooter at the national level.
Unlike the accuracy goal of Bullseye shooting USPSA or IPSC as we call it even though we shoot under USPSA rules, the goal seemed to be how fast you could place hits good or not on a target at usually a close range between 1-15 yards with the occasional 15-25 yard shot thrown in.