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Tomorrow’s USPSA match in Fort Wayne is cancelled. Rain and heavy thunderstorms predicted. see you in June

USPSA match this Sunday, May 17, in Fort Wayne. There is a chance for thunderstorms; watch for potential cancellation notices. This is a special classifier. 6 classifier courses and a field course. Registration Begins: 9:00 A.M. *New-shooters meeting: 9:30 A.M. Shooters Meeting: 9:45 A.M. Match Begins: 10:00 A.M. *New-shooters meeting prior to the match: If you are new to uspsa, we'll give you a quick introduction into the basics of the game (safety, range commands, scoring). Registration Fee: $20 (General entry) $15 (FWRR member) $0 (setup crew) Juniors shoot free with paid adult The Fort Wayne Rifle and Revolver (FWRR) gun club is located north of Harlan, IN, just off 37. 15715 Rupert Rd Grabill, IN 46741 41.234010/-84.888246 https://practiscore.com/fort-wayne-uspsa-may-2020/register

Fort Wayne WILL have our May match on May 17. We will be having the classifier match we originally planned for April. Current plan is for 6 classifiers and a field course. Look for the official match announcement and Practiscore registration early next week. See you on the range!

April match cancelled. The intent had been to have a special classifier match. To make it up to folks who wanted to get going in a new division or even your first classification, we’ll make it up to you some how... either at a later match or we’ll do a couple classifiers per match for a few months.Hope you all, and your families are healthy and employed.

First match of 2020 is this Sunday I’m going to give pre-registration via practiscore a try... Payment will be required at the sign-in on the morning of the match, along with signing liability waivers. Let me know if you have any problems... https://practiscore.com/fort-wayne-uspsa-march-2020/register

This is the Fort Wayne Rifle & Revolver USPSA schedule for 2020. All matches are the 3rd Sunday of the month, March - October. March 15 April 19 - Special Classifier May 17 June 21 July 19 August 16 September 20 October 18 Registration Begins: 9:00 A.M. *New-shooters meeting: 9:30 A.M. Shooters Meeting: 9:45 A.M. Match Begins: 10:00 A.M. *New-shooters meeting prior to the match: If you are new to uspsa, we'll give you a quick introduction into the basics of the game (safety, range commands, scoring). Registration Fee: $20 (General entry) $15 (FWRR member) $0 (setup crew) Juniors shoot free with paid adult The Fort Wayne Rifle and Revolver (FWRR) gun club is located north of Harlan, IN, just off 37. 15715 Rupert Rd Grabill, IN 46741 41.234010/-84.888246 Maps and directions can be found at Fort Wayne Rifle & Revolver Gun Club... fwrrclub.org "Like" us on facebook. Questions? Email me at ftw_uspsa @ yahoo.com or PM me here. Hope to see you there! -rvb

Please note the April Fort Wayne Rifle and Revolver USPSA match is cancelled due to overlap with the Easter holiday. We'll see you in May! -rvb

Sorry Folks, October USPSA match at Fort Wayne has to be cancelled. Thanks to everyone who came out this year and supported our matches. The crew works very hard to design and build fun stages, and we hope you enjoyed them. Comments and feedback is always welcome. We struggled a little this year with a wet spring, so I hate to pull the plug, but that's how it goes some times. Special thanks to the guys who help design and setup stages, do registration, etc. And thanks to everyone who showed up early to finish setup and help tear down after. We will return in March. Special Classifier in April. I hope everyone has a safe winter. Thanks, God Bless. -rvb

Bump for this Sunday, Sept 16!

thanks to everyone who came out to the match yesterday Scores are posted at: https://practiscore.com/results/new/64085 See you in September!

Match Announcement bump for this Sunday's match at FWRR in Fort Wayne! Hope to see you there! -rvb

bump! this Sunday, July 15! -rvb

bump for this Sunday, June 17 -rvb

Thanks to everyone who came out and shot with us today.and thanks especially to the guys who came out days in advance to set up.and another big thanks to all the guys who showed up early to help setup this am and with tear down after. Having all those hands during setup really took a load off!scores are up on PS.https://practiscore.com/results/new/57260let me know of you see any issues. I’ll get them up on uspsa tomorrow.thanks!-rvb

thanks for the kind words! hope to see you there. wish we had bigger crowds 1 for the competition and 2 so we could fund some more props, but we aren't really close to anything other than Fort Wayne. We're doing better than 10 yrs ago when a big day would break double digit attendance! haha -rvb

Bump for the Fort Wayne May 20th match! Note we are going to do two classifiers in May and June since our April classifier got rained on. Hope to see you there! -rvb

What a great start to 2018! Thanks to everyone who came out today, helped tear down, and all the guys who helped out on stage construction and registration. Scores are up on PractiScore and I’ll get them on USPSA once I have a chance to sit at a computer. Let me know if there are any scoring issues. https://practiscore.com/results/new/53034 -rvb

Fort Wayne's next USPSA match is this Sunday, March 18th. Registration Begins: 9:00 A.M. *New-shooters meeting: 9:30 A.M. Shooters Meeting: 9:45 A.M. Match Begins: 10:00 A.M. *New-shooters meeting prior to the match: If you are new to uspsa, we'll give you a quick introduction into the basics of the game (safety, range commands, scoring). Registration Fee: $20 (General entry) $15 (FWRR member) $0 (setup crew) Juniors shoot free with paid adult The Fort Wayne Rifle and Revolver (FWRR) gun club is located north of Harlan, IN, just off 37. 15715 Rupert Rd Grabill, IN 46741 41.234010/-84.888246 Maps and directions can be found at Fort Wayne Rifle & Revolver Gun Club... http://fwrrclub.org/index.php/how-to-find-us/ "Like" us on facebook, at www.facebook.com/fwuspsa Questions? Email me at ftw_uspsa@yahoo.com or PM me here. Hope to see you there! -rvb

Shot PCC today. Won the division, but I think only cause Heath had some gun issues. Learned a few things... - on the walk through, need to visualize/practice the lean needed when going weak side. Failed to do this, and didn't set up well on a couple of position, not anticipating the lean required. - need to be a little more aggressive with the shooting on the move - I tend to hold the rifle at a ~30 degree angle when shooting fast/standing, which is ok until squeaking past a wall, and the bullets hit the wall instead of the target.... Need to plan when to be sure to get the gun vertical. - put the batteries in the scope the right way, or the scope won't turn on. - need to get/make an actual mag pouch... Big 9mm AR mags will bounce out your pocket... fortunately I didn't need the reload after all, it was "just in case" - I like not lugging around a holster/mags/etc on my belt all day -rvb

Bill , this match with this gun was the first time I ever had a problem with the grip safety. I usually set them so it doesn't take much to disengage them so I need to just take a little material off. Actually, your stage was the first time it happened! Took me forever to get shooting, then I couldn't get the mag in.... I appreciate you rigging that plate to not fall so I could re-shoot it! Good seeing you again! -rvb

Shot the IN 400 Yesterday. I shot SS-Minor. I was a LOT of fun... I thinking mainly because it was the first major I've shot in a long time I didn't work. It was so much more enjoyable, I was able to do better walkthroughs and a better job getting my plans in my head, able to take a few seconds break while the other shooters are shooting... My shooting was nothing great. I cost myself a LOT of time over the match not getting mags seated. I'd guess about 8 times I had to re-load the gun when the mag fell out after a reload. My WH is sore and slightly bruised today from trying to beat those bastards into the gun. I figure that was at least 20 seconds over the match, if not more. Point were poor, about 88%. Some of that was staying away from the edge on partials, some was distance, and some was sloppiness. 3 mikes, all just an inch or two low into partial hardcover. I was "choppy" all day. I didn't do a good/smooth job of setting up in positions. Could have done more shooting on the move. A couple times I still fought my tendency to get too high on this gun, and had to adjust to dis-engage either the thumb or grip safety. The Ford 9mm 1911 ran perfectly. I'm just going to try some tripp mags to see if they seat easier than these Wilsons.... but that's a problem for another day.... This weekend I think I'll shoot some PCC at our club match, and then get out the open gun for the rest of the season. -rvb

Cha-lees advice is all excellent. Some other thoughts... Do you lube brass when you reload? Leaving some one shot on could help. Or spray some silicone on a rag and give the ammo a tumble before loading them into the mag. I've even seen using nickel brass solve it. -rvb

As could I. But If we know that's the ruling, stage designers could plan around that. Or let gamers game. I would make that trade for a better ruleset. -rvb

what does that accomplish?

+ 3 or 4 or whatever on 10.2.1 I like this part of the rule.... "Shots fired after completely (both feet out and touching the ground) leaving a shooting area will be penalized one penalty per shot until the competitor establishes a presence in a new shooting area with at least one foot on the ground inside the shooting area." but hate the part that says "if the competitor has gained a significant advantage on any target(s) while faulting,". I think the rule should be simplified to be 1 foot touching out = one penalty per occurrence. two feet touching out should be per shot. get rid of the subjective-ness regarding whether any advantage gained was significant. Is an easier lean significant? Is a better view through a port significant? I tend to think ANYTHING that takes away from the shooting challenge is significant. But that others might view that differently doesn't make either viewpoint "wrong..." and that's why it needs fixed. -rvb