Nashville Armory IDPA Feb 26 - 6:45

[JimHouchin]

And here we are again, Nashville Armory IDPA this evening Feb 26 - 6:45. Shooting starts at 7:00, for all beginners and new shooters to the Nashville Armory you'll want to be there before hand (6:30) to watch the mandatory range safety video and get the IDPA safety brief.

 

COF (Course of Fire):

 

Scenario 1:

While taking a stroll, you hear shouts for help from two people who
have wandered down an alley and stumbled upon a local dog
ghting ring. Fight your way to them before they become lunch
for the contestants.

Description: Starting position is at P1, hands relaxed by shooter’s side.
At the buzzer, draw and engage T1 with two rounds from cover.
Advance to P2 and engage T2-T3.
Move to P3 and engage T4.
Advance to P4 and slice the pie on T5-T6.

Scenario 2:

While taking a stroll, you hear shouts for help from two people who
have wandered down an alley and stumbled upon a local dog
ghting ring. Fight your way to them before they become lunch
for the contestants.

Description: Starting position is at P1, hands relaxed by shooter’s side.
At the buzzer, draw and engage T1-T2 with two rounds each.
Advance to P2 and engage T3.
Move to P3 and engage T4-T6.

Scenario 3:

Description: Starting position is at P1, hands relaxed by shooter’s side.
At the buzzer, draw and engage T1-T2 with two rounds each.
Advance to P2 and engage T3 through the window.
Advance to P3 and engage T4.
Shift to P4 and engage remaining targets.

[2.ooohhh]

Sounds fun, I'm out tonight due to a prior engagement, but hope to see everyone next time. Have a safe event!

 

 

Erik

[Guest sbcman]

Hope everyone enjoys it tonight! It's been a good resource for me. I know this is a bit off topic, but some of you know I was coming down to NA IDPA to prep for the indoor nats. It paid off- had a great time in Springfield, took my class (ESR/SS) and placed 5th in the division (ESR). S&W is going to hold the first sanctioned bug match in November, so I might start seeing ya'll around October again. Thanks to all involved with NA for a great resource :rock:  :rock:

 

 

[HOGNUT]

I did not think that was official due to divisions and classifications that was undetermined as of yet. 

[El Guapo]

I had a great time at the match last night and met some really great people. I will definitely try to make it back.

[JimHouchin]

Shooting was fun last night. Got to switch back to the K Frame and shoot some 38's! Right off the bat Stage one made me remember how much harder the more obscure targets are to hit. The dog targets were low and sideways, site picture was not the same! Stage two had some of the same elements, but it was Stage three that I enjoyed the most. What a GREAT simple drill to move in a box about 10 feet square and shoot from all moving directions. Also, with it being Limited you had to be extra careful as you couldn't make up the shot. It APPEARS incorporating moving into my dry-fire routine paid off with that being my "best" effort of the night.

 

Great time as always, thanks again Nashville Armory Staff (Travis and Dale) and as always David for putting in together.

[oarsman]

Jim, thanks for the kind words.  Thanks to you and your wife for helping out, especially with cleanup at the end of the match.  I bet the range staff is appreciative as well.  I hope to see you in two weeks.

 

-David

[broox]

So when is the next one?  Is the schedule really just every other tues night, or is it like the 2nd and 4th tues of each month?  I hope to make it to the next one, Thanks  Brooks

[Guest mrglock]

http://www.nashvillearmory.com/calendar.php

[broox]

OK then

[oarsman]

Yep, second and fourth Tuesday of every month.  This upcoming match (the 12th) I've got some stages to help all the new shooters we're hosting learn the difference between tactical sequence and tactical priority.  There's also going to be some one-handed shooting and possible kneeling.

-DP