IPSC has some interesting stages
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Years ago we used to have grudge matches between the IPSC shooters and the NFA guys at Red Brush Range in Indiana. It was a lot of fun and an eye opener regarding how the pistol guys could hold their own against subguns.
Slacker
Liquor and Whores...
Cool thing about IPSC is it would have been within the rules for him to go around those props, return back into the stage and continue firing.
It was faster to go over them, but not required.
It was faster to go over them, but not required.
OP
Actually IPSC you have to stay in the shooting area, no short cuts.
2.2.1.5 If a COF has a passageway visibly delineated by fault lines and/or a clearly demarcated shooting area, any competitor who takes a shortcut by stepping on the ground outside the passageway and/or shooting area will incur one procedural penalty for each shot fired after beginning the shortcut.
Slacker
Liquor and Whores...
What I meant was you can travel outside the demarcated shooting area, but must be within it to fire a shot.
So shortcuts are cool, but get back in the boundaries before you break a shot.
#gamer
ETA: I did not know Stoeger was sponsored by Blue Bullets.
Dats cool.
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In USPSA, there are ways you can block the shortcuts (Rule 2.2.1.5) if you really want to, which they would probably do given that this match was their Nationals. What's surprising is that they built such an elaborate prop, which is pretty much unheard of in USPSA. Hwansik Kim who shot the BC provincial up there was on Stoeger's show talking about how they take the sport more seriously up there.
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