requirements for shooting a league shoot

**Lone Ranger** · 06-05-2009, 15:09

hey there peeps

I just wanted to clarify something. I recently completed my classifier (2weeks ago)

Do I automatically qaulify to shoot in this week's league shoot? or is it necessary for me to complete 2 club shoots first?

**SSP** · 06-05-2009, 15:11

IDPA?

If so I don't think you need to do club shoots.

Classified in the division you intend t shoot in and NSO are the requirements I think.

**Ignatiusvk** · 06-05-2009, 16:14

You can do a League shoot if you did the NSO and a classifier.
I don't see any problem with that.
Just remember to be safe with the finger whp while moving without engaging targets and the muzzle whp direction as you can take a walk home early, or help patch and pick up brass.

**SSP** · 06-05-2009, 16:19

Beginners tend to get a little freaked out by "leagues". They are exactly the same as a club shoot, only more stages. The rules are the same, safety aspects are the same.

Just take it easy and don't try to go faster than your abilities and confidence can support.

**Emilio** · 06-05-2009, 19:30

I was told by a Paul Rogers that you need to do at least 2 club matches and a classifier, however it depends on the match director.

**Ignatiusvk** · 06-05-2009, 19:55

Originally Posted by Emilio

I was told by a Paul Rogers that you need to do at least 2 club matches and a classifier, however it depends on the match director.

I think Paul have a misunderstanding. You need to shoot 2 League shoots and a classifier before you may shoot the championships.
That is the only thing I know that is a must have.
You may register with Robz for the League. We will see you there if you are going as I am going to SO for the day

**Glock Goblin** · 07-05-2009, 09:06

Lone Range

You must register for this coming JDPC League with Rob Z.
As a paid up member who is classified and has done the NSO you can shoot the match.
Will need your SADPA number and class and division you will be shooting in.

**Corné** · 08-05-2009, 15:00

I can't see anything that would stop you to go and shoot a league. The only issue to me would be that a league is normally a 'higher' level than a club shoot and for beginner it could be intimidating. I would say that it would be better to first do a club shoot but I can't see why you can't go and shoot a league...just that I think it is better to have a club shoot behind you.

**Glock Goblin** · 09-05-2009, 21:04

Lone Ranger

Did you get to shoot the SADPA League at JDPC today. If so let us know what you thought.

**Lone Ranger** · 11-05-2009, 11:48

hey there

I've been in recovery over the last 2 weeks from a serious chest infection (not swine flu!). had a bad day on saturday so I unfortunately did not attend.

health permitting, I'll be up and about in a week or so.

but hey, that also gives you old shooters a little longer to enjoy the reigns. us young shooters are stepping up to the challenge