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IDPA is a fun game. Nice to throw some different things into the mix instead of just blasting at a stationary target until your mag is empty.
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Idpa is really great and I do enjoy it. We just finished our Georgia State match and had right at 200 shooters doing thirteen stages.
Visit "youtube" and search "gadpa 2009 georgia State match" I hate to link it because some weird stuff shows up sometimes in a link from youtube.
You are lookin' real good there JD.
What?!?Your 1911 actually functioned flawlessly?
I thought only Glocks did that.
You might appreciate the extra depth perception and increased contrast that a pair of medium Yellowish/Amber shooting glasses will give you more than clear lenses.
Every little bit helps.
Oh....and the vest doesn't look bad at all.
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Thanks for posting this. I want to get into IDPA this coming year if time will allow. Between working full-time, being a single parent and going back to school in January, I may not have the time, but this thread is motivating me..
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Ohio CHL since 1/29/2009
PA Non-Res 10/12/2010
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LOLOLOL--Me either, and I was THERE.Originally Posted by OD
Congratulations John!
Your 1911 didn't jam, didn't break? I don't believe it.
The boy did a credible job--he beat me! Now we just have to get Lima out there.
Dan
Ps--Happy Birthday JD! And come out and try USPSA. I dearly love IDPA, but to be honest, you'll get more practice and see more improvement in your gun handling skills, faster from USPSA. Heck, you shoot more. <g> And "Single Stack" runs exactly the same gear that you shot in IDPA. You can even wear the vest if you want.
"What does Marcellus Wallace LOOK like?"
\You are lookin' real good there JD.
What?!?
I thought only Glocks did that.
You might appreciate the extra depth perception and increased contrast that a pair of medium Yellowish/Amber shooting glasses will give you more than clear lenses.
Every little bit helps.
Oh....and the vest doesn't look bad at all.
Actually, I had a pair of amber lenses in the bag, it was almost too bright with them on.
I'll think about it, but I can't shoot them all and given the choices, I'll stick with IDPA for now and try and catch every other USPSA practice session.
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Sounds good bud. Meanwhile, why don't ya come up with some stages for our November match.
I'm going to do one where you start facing sideways at a 100# heavy bag hanging on a frame. At the beep, you have to hit the bag hard enough to knock it back, knocking over a popper, and then engage the targets. This should be a great "get off the "X" stage (because the bag will swing back at ya).
I think we'll revamp our "disarm" stage--you start with a shotgun on your chest, grab the barrel, shoot from retention, and run the rest of the stage. It's a crowd pleaser. ("Shotgun" is a pool floatie on a hinge and pivot).
We may run the "foggy goggle" stages again. This is where you've been knocked down, losing your prescription glasses (simulated by using goggles swiped with acetone). It's a bearcat. <g>
I need 3-4 more stages, JD. Homework, Marine!
LOL
Dan
"What does Marcellus Wallace LOOK like?"
I say you start one after you spray each other with OC.
"Just blame Sixto"
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