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| Pima Pistol
Club conducts an IDPA match on the second Sunday of
every month. There are usually five or six courses of fire
(stages) in each match, requiring about 100 rounds of
ammunition. Shooters should register by 8:30 AM. The shooters
meeting with course walk-through begins at 8:45, and the match
begins at 9:00 AM. Start times may be earlier in the summer.
Participation of shooters in course design and setup before the
match is crucial and appreciated. Many of the stages are
elaborate and require everyone's help if the match is to be run
efficiently. Setup usually begins about 7:30 AM. Spectators are
welcome. If you think you might be interested in participating
and want to learn more, or just want to watch a buddy compete,
you are welcome to attend. EYE AND HEARING PROTECTION IS
REQUIRED for all persons on the range, including spectators. |
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| IDPA
shooting is a discipline of competitive shooting generically
referred to as "combat" or "practical" shooting. IDPA matches
attempt to provide simulated real world tactical problems for
the competitor to solve using practical equipment. Firearms and
holsters must be of a type and configuration that a law
enforcement officer or lawfully armed civilian might use in a
defensive situation. |
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