russ2400

There's a few in here: http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=150363

I like that.

In this specific case none of the shooters were arguing that a miss was actually a double, it was rather the scorer/ro who were calling them. Seemed to be based on the actual shooters reputation: "oh Carl's the shooter, must be a double". It's not a big deal to me, just observing.

Actually yes, I think all but one called double were from open guns. Although two of them were really fast, I assumed they were going so fast they just completely missed the second shot, are doubles among open guns more realistic?

I shot my first USPSA match this month and had a blast. I shot production with my Glock 34 and thought I did decent for my first time out(7 out of 13). I've shot IDPA for the past 5 months and have seen only two times that doubles have been called. What I found out in USPSA doubles are called fairly often. Is this a common thing? Maybe just in local matches? In my squad I heard about 4-5 called for the match, this seems like a crazy amount to me. I know they can happen but the two I saw up close just looked like single shots to me but what do I know..

Live in West Columbia & been shooting out IDPA out of Mid Carolina Rifle Club.

Hello from SC. So far I've been shooting IDPA for the past 4 months and tried out steel challenge last month as well. I'm now addicted to shooting sports and plan on practicing and shooting more and more. I started with using my 9mm XD I've owned for years but recently picked up a G34 which I now love. This place is by far the most informative pistol shooting forum I've found so I've been learning a bunch by reading all of the posts. -Russ