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Nashville Armory IDPA July 9th - 6:45 PM


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It's Nashville Armory IDPA night! July 9th - 6:45 PM. Shooting starts at 7:00. Stage one looks fun! Can't wait to bob and weave! For all beginners and new shooters to the Nashville Armory you'll want to be there before hand (6:15 - 6:30) to watch the mandatory range safety video and get the IDPA safety brief.

 

COF:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/12417854/20130709_NA_IDPA_Stages.pdf

 

Serpentine!

Scenario:

You have just gotten o a plane in Tijuara and are being attacked.
Fight your way to your car and save your friend Jesus while trying
not to shoot your in-laws.

Description:

Starting position is at P1 with gun holstered and hands relaxed by
shooter’s sides.
At the buzzer, draw and engage T1-T5 with two rounds each while
retreating.
Get in the “car” and nish T6 through the “windshield” while seated.

 

Midnight at Awful House

Scenario:

You and your two friends are the only ones left at the corner
breakfast joint late at night. While in the bathroom, you hear
yelling and discover that an armed gang has entered the restaurant.

Description:

Starting position is seated at P1 with gun and spare ammo on the
table.
At the buzzer, stand up and retrieve gun and ammo.
From P2, engage T1-T4 with two rounds each.
Advance to P3 and engage T5-T6.

 

2013-038

Description:

Starting position is seated at P1 with gun on table, hands on knees.
At the buzzer, pick up gun with WEAK hand and engage T1-T3 in
tactical sequence, with three rounds each.
Get up from table and move as necessary to get a clear shot on
both T4 and T5.

 

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Thanks for getting this out, Jim, especially with me sending them to you last minute! See you tonight.
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We had a good one last night with some really good shooters new to the Amory, but certainly not new to IDPA! We also had some shooter new to practical pistol that I hope enjoyed themselves. I had a great time, even if the wheels fell off by the second stage for me. Lesson learned... no more last minute dry fire!

 

One question, what is the rule for shooting too close to a target? Something about the pasters being blown off?

Either way, thanks again to the Armory, David and Mick ... .... Serpentine!!!!

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Jim, sometimes match directors have to make their own stipulations about a stage to facilitate safety or fairness; these may not be explicitly covered in the rule book. The pasters thing was an example of this. Having said this, I should have created a barrier that shooters could not advance past on that stage. It would have eliminated the pasters issue as well as prevented people from shooting the wall, which happened twice last night.

Thanks again for helping to score!

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