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@@adamzoubi7018 thank you for the interest! But unfortunately I’m in the Los Angeles area.

@@BBSquared-SteelChallenge thanks! I shoot a Colt M1991A1, chambered in .45ACP.

@@bmoondi1 absolutely!! 💯

Thank you for the compliment!

thanks!

Practiscore.com

find a USPSA match on practiscore, register and show up. There's a few videos on youtube on how to get started

@@alextheparty had more than 3rds in the mag but luckily, I was able to stop firing right at 3 shots!

@@paco7654321 yes, they allow IWB and AIWB.

I shoot a custom built JVI Open gun in 9mm Major. It shoots amazingly!

Thanks, but it was a shit show, I promise. Lol

Lmao. It always feels way worse than it is. Fumbled mag feels like your juggling them in a circus act. As long as you walked away a better shooter / stage planner

A little bump-fire never hurt nobody 😂

Yup! “Staging” has been removed from the rulebook, and I checked with the CSO during stage brief to make sure a penalty would not be given.

@@AdvancedPistolCoaching FYI, in the future i'd recommend not doing that. Especially at a match where the staff know IDPA rules. You are correct that staging is no longer in the rules. However, 3.4.2.1 withdrawing a magazine is defined as initiating a reload. And 2.2.4.5 specifically states a discharge during a reload is a match DQ. The rules clearly define when the reload is completed. So once you pull the magazine your reload has begun. Folks can argue about these rules, but its black and white.

@@aaronbrulc3276 like many other IDPA rules, that rule is very vague. It’s obvious I did not ND while reloading, which is what that rule is intended for, so essentially it’s up to the SO’s interpretation of the rule.

@@AdvancedPistolCoaching Not trying to argue here, but the rule isn't vague at all. And says nothing about an ND. It says discharge during a reload. And there is a clear concise definition of how a reload starts, and a clearly defined conclusion to a reload. I didn't write the rule, only telling you what the written rules say. It has nothing to do with an SO or CSO interpretation. It is clearly written. Ultimately the MD approves all DQs. Just mentioning it to you, because it falls within those written rules. Good luck.

Thank you, sir! 👍👍

It's definitely not for everyone. Thank you for your comment!

Thank you! Those can be tricky to get through cleanly.

Thank you for your comment! Respectfully, I disagree with both your points... Regarding the seated draw, here's the IDPA rule for your reference. "2.2.1.1 Exception: A match Disqualification is not applicable for sweeping of the shooter’s own body below the belt while removing the firearm from the holster or holstering of the firearm, provided that the shooter’s trigger finger is clearly outside of the trigger guard." As far as the muzzle on the reload, I have shot many matches at many different ranges and I have never heard of any of them having a rule about the muzzle not going above a berm during a reload. Not only that, keeping your muzzle flat during a reload is very slow and unproductive. My reloads are safe and fast, so I won't be changing anything!

The competitive shooting community here in SoCal us huge! Matches (USPSA and IDPA) every weekend year round, at multiple locations. I would just grab as many magazines as you can before you move here. They are not illegal to own, we just can't acquire them.

Thanks for your comment!

No, I shoot Super Vel 147 grain competition ammo.

It’s not illegal to own or posses standard capacity mags. We just can’t buy them.