that's a nice vacation...They're out of office until January 2 annoyingly, otherwise I'd say email them.
or did they mean january 2nd, 2019?
that's a nice vacation...They're out of office until January 2 annoyingly, otherwise I'd say email them.
Hah, didn't notice that. Might be worth emailing after all.that's a nice vacation...
or did they mean january 2nd, 2019?
Yes it is! I tried it last year and placed dead last haha. Spent a lot of time practicing and got back into it at the end of the summer. Did loads better. Dry fire practice FTW.Hehe yes, competition is very addicting. Good luck and stay safe!
Dry fire is great but you really need to have solid fundamentals so you're not practicing the wrong thing. My first match was probably 4yrs ago - I have video of some of the states and I was laughably bad. Two years later I won two state championships. Now I don't have time to shoot matches, sadly.Yes it is! I tried it last year and placed dead last haha. Spent a lot of time practicing and got back into it at the end of the summer. Did loads better. Dry fire practice FTW.
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Friday I shot my second match, and since I completed it without being DQ'd, I'm now officially a classified IPSC memberLast Friday I shot my first competition, and it was a blast. My main goal was to avoid disqualification, but as the match progressed, I tried actually going fast.
In the end, I ranked 21 out of 38 shooters in my division. Not bad for a first timer. The Canadian champion was also there, he won our division, and my final score was 25% of his.