NRA LE vs. Multigun

[dauntedfuture]

For anyone that has shot both what is the down n dirty difference between the two as far as scoring. Do i need to shoot fast (multigun) or get better hits (IDPA).

thanks

Edited May 10, 2013 by dauntedfuture

[CraigS.]

If its a NRA TPC match, accuracy is most important like IDPA.

Go as fast as you can get all 0 down hits, and you will do well.

[NMBOpen]

Also be aware that a hit touching a scoring line gets the LOWER score.

[Klemmer]

Accuracy over speed. Points down are measured in whole seconds. A 'c' zone hit is plus 2 seconds. A 'd' zone hit is plus 4 seconds.

Edited May 10, 2013 by Klemmer

[Klemmer]

They also have a lot of specific rules and limitations codified in their rules book.

Recommend giong to the NRA webpage, into training, down to LE, then competitions, then Tactical Police Competition (TPC) and downloading the 46-page .pdf of their rules. It's worth an hour to read and highlight what they permit and don't allow.

[ShootfastRunfaster]

You will also be shooting on the target that is pictured on the Tactical Police Competition page. Scoring areas differ from an IPSC silhouette.

[Romans 13 4]

If its a NRA TPC match, accuracy is most important like IDPA.

Go as fast as you can get all 0 down hits, and you will do well.

Exactly!! Take that little extra nano second to get A zones. The other major difference is in gear. Check the rule book as Klemmer suggested.

[atomicferret]

Don't drop ammo and make sure you pay attention to Marc Lipp's choreography...

[dohboy]

It's a training day

[lppd4]

It's a training day

exactly

[Klemmer]

Another idiosyncracy, at the match I shot they also weighed the trigger pull on the carbine and checked flash hider dimensions with a dimensional gauge.