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Again, thanks for the advice. I'll check out the next match as soon as one hits my area. I think the local range hosts matches, but I can't swear to it. I'll be checking their schedule next time I head down there. It's cool to see so many people offering advice and assistance, and especially since I've read a bunch of posts all over this forum, and have yet to see much in the way of snotty, rude responses to any questions.

Thanks everyone for the great scoop. Stingerjg, I guess being a beginner and going to the beginner's forum would have just made too much sense. Thanks for the link. Fomeister, if I'm hooked already, and I've yet to shoot, I fear(as does my wallet) what lies in store for me after I find a competition. Take care, all.

I'm a n00b who's just enamored with shooting, and I'd love to start shooting competition. I've read in several articles that good fundamentals are absolutely necessary to be good in competition, you know, a fast miss is still a miss and what not. What type of slow fire accuracy should I be looking for before I start worrying about draw speed, multiple targets, things like that? Should I start trying to train up on competition stuff now, while I'm working on basic accuracy? Thanks for any tips you can give.