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You are moving on Tuesday.

  Well that won't happen, gsbell had a CZ Shadow deal that I could not pass up.  My wife bought it as my father's day gift.....as if the 6 pair of 511 shorts and 72 rush backpack wasn't enough.  She surprised me with it.    Went to the range today to setup the match and I could not hit anything with it.  I need to zero it in to my eyes not gsbell's.  I will be going to Gallatin to sight in the Arsenal AK with reflex and the CZ.

  I was hoping it was for better reasons for you being out of town.  Thoughts and prayers for your dad and a speedy recovery!

  Bring the family, I will let you beat me in the match scores if it helps the cause.  Asking Norma to let you win, even I can't get that done....LOL

  Good deal, Hope to see you there if things work out!

Tim,   Hope it is for good things you being out of town.

Welcome to the forum, Enjoy!

Welcome to the forum, Enjoy!

Welcome to the forum, Enjoy!

Welcome to the forum, Enjoy!

Welcome to the forum, Enjoy!

Welcome to the forum, Enjoy!

Welcome to the forum, Enjoy!

Welcome to the forum, Enjoy!

Welcome to the forum, Enjoy!

Thanks to Jeff Stone and Norma for helping with the setup today!

  That is generous.....USPSA is supposed to be an automatic a DQ on the first offense.     None of the rules go into effect until October. 

  Congrats Robert!

Just catching up on all of the discussions on the thread.    Good post Cool Hand Luke!   Rickey,  If you do not obtain your SO certification there will be no way to get you as a club contact for Brush Creek.   Spiffy/RWF you are correct.  It is MY job to ensure all clubs follow the rules of the IDPA affiliation and work with the MD accordingly.  I do go around to clubs in KY/TN to observe how they run matches and make suggestions within the guidelines of IDPA rulebook.  I am required to be at EVERY sanctioned event to oversee the match.      My main hang up with the rulebook was the subjectivity of the close to the muzzle safe point(180 degree) under the original release of the proposed rulebook back in May.  Now that was removed, I am fine with it.  Don't like some of it but I am not a policy maker with IDPA HQ.  All of the other things were not so unreasonable that would cause myself or Music City Tactical Shooters of discontinue the affiliation.  We still run other matches on other weekends and will do what our customer base ask for.    As for non-IDPA members shooting IDPA events in sanctioned and/or local is a hard thing to ensure every club is doing it correctly.  Music City Tactical Shooters and Gallatin Gun Club has it written in its club by-laws that members regardless of (example:  IDPA or USPSA) membership allow their members to shoot any and all matches.  Non IDPA members can be scored as 'XXX' by their name.  The IDPA classifier is an official score to IDPA HQ and should only be open to members.  The division for "Just for Fun" for RMR, .22 calibers carbines, etc is up to the MD of the club to recognize.      IDPA has been so helpful in TN/KY in bringing new shooters to the range without having to worry about the $3000.00 "race" weapons to be competitive. 

Music City Tactical Shooters is hosting a Run n Gun Match this upcoming weekend.   5-6 Stage Run n Gun Match - Saturday July 06th, 2013 Round count: 133 pistol rounds minimum   Course Description:  http://www.mctsclub.com/MCTS%20RunGun%2007062013.pdf   Hope to see you there!

Spiffy is correct. The current rule in IDPA is what we go by. There is no 180 degree rule until the new rulebook is released. You may have broken a muzzle point but that is hard to tell with the description given. Were there marked muzzle safe points or discussed during the walk thru? Really hard to give an opinion without being there. Local matches are not sanctioned events but they still should follow the same rules(at least we hope they have ethics), concerning safety, concealment garment, legal IDPA stages, etc. If a stage is changed during the match, all competitors must re-shoot the stage again or the MD must throw the stage out from the competition. There are two kinds of people that shoot competitively, ones that have made a visit to Dairy Queen for a banana split and ones that will go. Sometimes people's head are not always into the match and they can get distracted.

Match Results have been posted to our website.   Here are the results:  http://www.mctsclub.com/Match%20Results/2013/MCTSSteelMatch06232013Results.pdf   Any procedurals(stepping out of box and firing a round) have been added to your overall stage time total.   Great day for shooting and glad everyone came out.

Hope to see you there! Upcoming MATCH: 5 stage Steel Match - Sunday June 23th, 2013 Round count: 100 pistol rounds minimum CoF Description: http://www.mctsclub.com/MCTSSteelMatch06232013.pdf    

Match results are on the MCTS website:  http://www.mctsclub.com/Match%20Results/2013/MCTSRunnGunMatch06152013.pdf   Limited: Andy Steele - 1st Place Chandler LaFrain - 2nd Place Remo Hinlo - 3rd Place   Production: John Huber - 1st Place Michael Bresson - 2nd Place Rick Kyle - 3rd Place   Open: DJ Petrou - 1st/2nd/3rd   Single: Tim Calhoun - 1st Place Paxton Powers - 2nd Place   Thank you everyone for coming out!  We hope you had a fun, safe time at the range.  It was awesome weather and great meeting new people on the range.  Hunter was a pleasure to meet on the range. 

Excited to have Hunter at the range tomorrow. Hope he enjoys the course of fire on a wonderful day at the range! Hunter Cayll updated the description. im a No Handed marksman pursuing 3 gun competitions ill be posting videos and information about events