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Yes but that is laid out in the rules that way.

You can't give two penalties for one action

I think shooting it 1,2,3, reload, 3, 2, 1 would be best

el prez is run at probably 100 clubs every weekend and according to this you can shoot it any way you want.

The one from two months ago where not moving from box to box on a classifier is only one PE instead of one per shot is also nonsense

I only know her through these NROI postings and they are such horses#!t it's embarrassing

Absolutely no where. If they want these weekly posts to mean anything they can append them to or edit the rulebook. She is pissing people off with this nonsense. I made a post about it on FB and random people are PMing me saying her explanations make no sense. I know she's on here so it will be fun to see her answer, but as far as I can tell no one gives a flying noshoot what she has to say.

These questions of the month can go pound sand. They don't mean anything, especially when Jodi is answering them.

because it still says engage after the reload. Engage means fire 1 shot

The number of shots fired is still correct (12). 10.2.2.1 is related to not applying a general procedural for extra shots (theres a rule for that) or not shooting enough shots (mikes) I don't think 10.2.2.1 applies at all. It's one of the things you'd have to go back and see who wrote 10.2.2.1 and what case it was trying to prevent. I think NROI got it wrong (again)

Not on the clock, but the scores would be better, I'd wager

NROI should call this a clue that their current training methods are failing.

trolling, usually

Somebody drilled his CCP gun before florida state and it didn't work, surprise! lol

There were a few different ways to do most of the stages but the best plan for me was evident pretty quickly. IDPA stage planning isn't as difficult as when I used to shoot USPSA Production, although I can tell my mental sharpness shooting a 10 round division is not quite there these days. I had small mental errors on way too many stages at this match. They are pretty visible to me on video, I wonder how many people notice them.

I had probably 75k through mine and it was still fine, but shooting it side by side with my backup gun it was clear the less used gun was more accurate by a good margin

Post pics of your grip

JHP not relevant. Most people are using coated bullets. TC/FP or RN doesn't really matter.

I'm asking what SA gun only has a passive safety? I assume you are referring to some striker fired pistol as SA?

What SA gun has no safety?

Honestly I was mad about even being down 10

Striker fired... Why? Because polymer guns are lighter, and most polymer guns are striker fired. I shoot a Tanfoglio in USPSA. I don't want to carry a 3 pound gun in my pants when out on the street.

Yep. Feels very slow

Managed to snag first overall out of about 320 shooters at this one. Dropped 10 points total

My SRO looks fine