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Admin note: merged posts. I've created a custom Google map for USPSA matches from the above list and some additions from the USPSA web site. It helps me to figure out the travel plans and it might be useful to others as well. You can see it at http://maps.google.c...db7f5e4da66b70f ******************* Just in case, Google Calendars users, here is calendar for the above list and iCal for iPhone or Outlook users. ******************* Guys, please add a comment at the end what you've changed or added.

Mo, you can get your club in Canada affiliated with USPSA, then setup an USPSA classifier match and submit your results to USPSA for classification. I know some clubs did that before.

Is there anything bad about "coke bottle" thing?

Who is Bevin? I need to find out about those big sticks too...

Do you want your competitors literally reload their ammo during the course of fire?

I heard few times that 550 is more manual then 650. Been using 550 for a while and closely looked at 650, the only difference is that 650 gives automatic indexing between stages, so you don't have to manually turn the turret. That should speed up the loading process a little, but can also increase chances for mistake, e.g. can stroke the press twice and produce a round without the powder (squib). Can someone elaborate on where is an additional complexity in 650? I am thinking of moving from 550 to 650, but mainly because I want to get a bullet feeder and get to 600..800 rounds per hour loading rate.

Mike, here is RCMP web page for firearm users visiting Canada. You can also contact Chief Firearms Office (CFO) at 1-800-731-4000 Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m EST.

Cool! In that case, any clue when classifications going to be updated? It doesn't seem like these results went in yet...

Does anyone know if this match will be used as a classifier for Production division?

Work on improving general fitness. CrossFit or PBX90 training programs are great. Just don't over do it and stay away from the injuries.

Here is my only good stage for the whole match.

The USPSA Members are invited to the 5th annual East Elgin's IPSC Level 3 Charity Match held near Aylmer, Ontario, Canada on Sept 22nd-26th This year we are raising money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation For more information contact John Evers at 519 765 4169 or Stormbringer at amtelecom.net For information on bringing firearms to Canada please visit RCMP web site.