Most new shooters use an old button down shirt - you'll see a lot of old Hawaiian shirts! Don't worry about finding the perfect vest until you decide you want to keep competing in IDPA.
Talk to the other shooters. You'll find that IDPA shooters are friendly, and want to help others learn. Pay attention to the stage briefings. If you don't understand something, ask.
The goals we have for all new shooters is that you enjoy yourself, stay safe, and that you want to come back. The short answer is yes. The Rule Book is very clear on them - they are allowed. However, we have concerns over their use, specifically the holstering motion. Unless the holster has a "stay-open" mouth, it is difficult to holster the gun without sweeping yourself with your muzzle.
Again, the Rule Book doesn't outlaw them, so they are allowed. Some local clubs do not allow "Serpa" holsters, or any other holster that has a "push-button" type release on it. At our matches, these holsters are allowed. We will tell you that these types of holsters are not the preferred type for competition, but that doesn't mean they are dangerous, just that the release mechanism does not lend itself to competition.
However, we have many shooters that use them successfully. We only ask that you are familiar with the limitations the holster has, and receive proper training in its use. The main issue with PCC is with the shoulder stock. The rifle must have a shoulder stock that is designed to be fired from the shoulder. SIG Braces, and devices like them, are not allowed.
This is a competition, not a class. Nov 14 Tutti coloro che accedono al campo di tiro dovranno indossare protezioni visive e acustiche. Nov 15 Nov 17 Nov 20 ALL match registration and prepayment will be on Practiscore. November Club Match. Maybe last one in this year. There were no shooting sports where your concealed carry holster could also be your match holster without handicap. Learn more about what makes IDPA great, from the practical skills training rules, the variety of matches, the wide range of competitors and the ever growing community.
CGC has one match per month on the 1st Sunday. Please come out and help set up and break down. This IS a volunteer sport. The IDPA community is made up of shooters like you who are looking to test and improve their skills through the structure of competition.
Each weekend, ranges all around the country are hosting IDPA competitions where friends gather to do more than just shoot a match. By shooting together, IDPA members help one another improve their shooting skills and form close bonds of friendship that often span the globe and last for years.
Think of IDPA clubs as your home away from home, well, your shooting home anyway. When not impacted by weather, most IDPA clubs run matches year round and these events are open to IDPA all members, although space sometimes limits the total number of shooters competing.
Clubs across America list their regular weekly or monthly matches along with registration and contact information. The popularity and growing demand for major IDPA matches can sometimes make entry into these events difficult, so interested shooters are encouraged to plan ahead.
Self defense and standard exercises are the basis for all IDPA Matches, but the layout, course of fire and exercise details can differ greatly from match to match. Learn more about what makes IDPA matches unique. Courses fall into two categories: Self-defense scenarios or Standard exercises. These scenarios typically require shots from 3 - 20 yards and often require the shooter to change firing points and shoot from awkward positions.
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