i know there are lots of idpa fans around here and out there and everywhere but uspsa's ipsc is a lot more fun to me.
nearly twice the round count.
far fewer rules. imho, when the shtf, it's gonna be run and gun.
the part where you have to pick this up before you draw then put that down before you reload and cut the pie and engage these targets from this side of the barricade but those targets from that side of the barricade just makes it more confusing. i hate getting procedurals when the net result in real life would still have been dead bad guy.
ipsc is pretty much engage targets as visible. which is what i'll do when the targets are shooting back.
i think that the production division of ipsc is what was missing. now that everyone can roll up with a box stock gun and compete on a "level" playing field, the sport becomes more competitive between shooter's skill not shooter's wallets. (i say "level" because we all know that toting a steyr is a distinct advantage)
i want to get into three gun but haven't found a match around here (pittsburgh). funny, cause you'd be hard pressed to find a more gun crazy place. it's common that we have side matches at pistol shoots. maybe i could convince my range officer friend to make one of the side matches a three gun contest. hmmm..... gotta phone call to make.
nearly twice the round count.
far fewer rules. imho, when the shtf, it's gonna be run and gun.
the part where you have to pick this up before you draw then put that down before you reload and cut the pie and engage these targets from this side of the barricade but those targets from that side of the barricade just makes it more confusing. i hate getting procedurals when the net result in real life would still have been dead bad guy.
ipsc is pretty much engage targets as visible. which is what i'll do when the targets are shooting back.
i think that the production division of ipsc is what was missing. now that everyone can roll up with a box stock gun and compete on a "level" playing field, the sport becomes more competitive between shooter's skill not shooter's wallets. (i say "level" because we all know that toting a steyr is a distinct advantage)
i want to get into three gun but haven't found a match around here (pittsburgh). funny, cause you'd be hard pressed to find a more gun crazy place. it's common that we have side matches at pistol shoots. maybe i could convince my range officer friend to make one of the side matches a three gun contest. hmmm..... gotta phone call to make.
