nimitz87

I know I'm not losing anything but I also don't want to just conform. Maybe I'm being stubborn and hard headed, it's happened before. I feel like they'll just keep turning away appendix shooters, and it's only on the rise. I also don't know how much I want to fight it and be "that guy." funny thing is they said they aren't worried about me because I am a "safe and competent shooter" but worried about the guy who watches youtube videos and comes in off the streets, whatever that means. that's exactly who I am, I had never drawn live fire before my first practice match, only a few hundred thousand dry fires though.

hello all, I have shot 2 practice matches with my local club, and went to attend a steel challenge qualifier match I only was able to shoot 3 out of 5 stages before being stopped. I was shooting open class, appendix and was not allowed to finish my stages while not being DQ'd, I never broke the 180. the RO said it was "too close for comfort" I asked him if you get pulled over for being too close to over the speed limit and he didn't really have an answer. can a local club make rules that supersede USPSA's own rules? an email from the president of the local club. if anyone has suggestions on how to go forward from here I'd greatly appreciate it, this email was 3 months ago so I was going to email them again because I haven't heard anything back.