IDPA Rulebook Binder

[Spiffy]

Well I got bored and wasn't satisfied with the little printed booklet that I made. The A5 paper setting is real close to the little 3 ring binders and I had a paper trimmer. The only thing I forgot was to set it to print double side but then again it would probably have messed me up on punching holes.

 

 

[broox]

How specific are IDPA's rules concerning the rulebook?

[rstandley]

kinda looks like mine

[dlmeadows]

FTDR. its not in color

[JWinTN]

I thought you hung up the vest. Is that a tactical binder?

[DMark]

I did the same thing Spiffy.

 

But my rulebook is in a TAC Cool Safety Officer RED binder.   :tough:

 

I am sure that Joyce Wilson really appreciates us printing the rulebook with our paper and ink so that the association doesn't have to send us one.   :stir: 

[Spiffy]

I did the same thing Spiffy.

 

But my rulebook is in a TAC Cool Safety Officer RED binder.   :tough:

 

I am sure that Joyce Wilson really appreciates us printing the rulebook with our paper and ink so that the association doesn't have to send us one.   :stir: 

 

When I get to be an SO I might get me a red binder!

[Spiffy]

I thought you hung up the vest. Is that a tactical binder?

 

I picked it back up I'm too fat for USPSA and I need the ego boost in my Middle Age that IDPA gives me when I place in the top 1/3 lol

[Spiffy]

FTDR. its not in color

 

The IDPA rules are in black and white! There is no color or shades of grey!

[Spiffy]

I did the same thing Spiffy.

 

But my rulebook is in a TAC Cool Safety Officer RED binder.   :tough:

 

I am sure that Joyce Wilson really appreciates us printing the rulebook with our paper and ink so that the association doesn't have to send us one.   :stir: 

 

I kinda wish they had a printed/binder rule book even if it costed a subscription. When they changed or clarified something the subscriptions got sent new pages to replace the current page(s) with updated rules. 

[Spiffy]

I thought you hung up the vest. Is that a tactical binder?

 

Well it is black!

[Jamie Jackson]

The IDPA rules are in black and white! There is no color or shades of grey!

 

 

Spoken like a true Range Lawyer...and I have his card to prove it! :cool: