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This a document with very relevant and interesting information that may be of value to new or interested shooters but maybe too voluminous to post here in complete detail. It includes the basics of IDPA rules and equipment requirements and some valuable practical and dry fire exercises.
Download here
http://www.aafgidpa.com/admin/Welcom...A_Shooting.pdf
Thanks for taking the time to post this Khumba. I've been quite keen to tag along with SSP and BigT to an IDPA shoot. This gives me a good idea what to expect
hpy180
Doc it hasnt warned you about the abuse and swearing. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by DrDave
Thanks for the link.
There is talk to move away from IPSC and switch to IDPA at our local club. Will know after next AGM.
Been reading up on IDPA and seems like a better idea - especially if you carry concealed.
Hehehe BigT! I love abuse, especially when I'm doing the abusing grn1
Oh behave... whip
(and so another thread on Gunsite heads down hill.... ;D)
It is inevitable..
This is great, just what I needed as I am keen on getting involved with IDPA
So Khumba,
In Afrikaans now, explain to us what a 'normal' shoot is like for you guys on a range! Reading that manual, it seems like you guys sit in/behind a hide and take potshots at the targets!! hpy194
Just joking, obviously I am not informed but curious!
IPSC, in Windhoek at least, is sometimes a bit more energetic. We don't give a fart about cover since most of us are to big to fit behind anything anyway! So we just stand in the open, shoot away, then run our butts off to sight up with the next target and do the same all over!