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Welcome
Shooters!
To the 2013 International
Defensive Pistol
Association United States
National Championship
Let our sponsors know
that you appreciate their
generous support!
IDPA Championship Participants,
Welcome to the IDPA US National Championship in Tulsa, Oklahoma!
IDPA Headquarters is very happy to be returning to Tulsa and the
fantastic US Shooting Academy. We also greatly appreciate the US Shooting
Academy for agreeing to host the match this year. Please take a moment
to thank them. The US Shooting Academy is an awesome facility with a
number of great training classes and top notch instructors. Any class taken
here will be well worth the money and time spent.
John May is the Match Director for this year’s match. His name may be
familiar to some of you. He is a long time IDPA competitor and has the
distinction of being the only 4 (now 5 time) National Match Director. He
has put together an extraordinarily fun and challenging IDPA match for
your enjoyment. He has selected stages of his own as well as from some
of our CSO’s that will test your skill and ability to the limit. There will be 17
stages of fire requiring 237 rounds to complete, but that is only if you don’t
miss.
There are also several Expo bays for you to enjoy with guns and ammo
provided by Wilson Combat, Nighthawk Custom and CZ-USA. There
are also a number of vendors under our Vendor/Lunch tent including,
Precision Sports Accessories, Target Barn, Comp-Tac, Blade Tech, Glock
Triggers, White Hat Holsters and Animal Customs. Please take some time
to visit these great sponsors and see the gear they have to offer. Also
please take the time to thank all of our other sponsors listed here in the
matchbook. Their generous support helps to make this match happen. You
will find all of our sponsors’ contact info in this book and may run into
their representatives here on the range. When making your next shooting
related purchases, please remember to help support those that support
you.
Also please take a moment to thank John and his talented SO’s and staff
for all their hard work putting this match together. It is a hard job and a
heavy responsibility and I know that your words of thanks will be much
appreciated.
We hope that you enjoy the match and all the different hospitality
opportunities available to you this year. We are committed to making this a
fun, challenging and memorable event. We would love to hear your input
but we do ask that you do it at the hospitality rooms or dinner and not on
the firing line. We want you to help us continue to improve the sport, but
please keep in mind the needs of your fellow competitors.
Have a great match and good luck.
IDPA Headquarters
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Schedule of Events
Wednesday
7 AM
Safety Officers shoot
7 - 9 PM
Competitor Sign In at Hospitality Room
7 - 9 PM
Hospitality Room
Sponsored by: GunUp
Thursday
7:30 AM
8 AM
Shooter’s Meeting at the range for squads 21-28
Squads 21-28 shoot the entire match
7 - 9 PM
Competitor Sign In at Hospitality Room
7 - 9 PM
Hospitality Room
Sponsored by: Wilson Combat
Friday
7:30 AM
8 AM
Shooter’s Meeting at the range for squads 31-38
Squads 31-38 shoot 4 bays
12:00 PM
Lunch at the range
12:45 PM
Shooter’s Meeting at the range for squads 41-48
1 PM
Squads 41-48 shoot 4 bays
Saturday
8 AM
12:00 PM
1 PM
7 - 10 PM
Squads 41-48 shoot 4 bays
Lunch at the range
Squads 31-38 shoot 4 bays
Dinner at the match hotel
Dinner served at 7 PM with Awards Ceremony to follow
Sponsored by: Smith & Wesson
NOTE: Sunday morning will be used for shooting should it be required due
to bad weather. The awards will be rescheduled as required.
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Our Generous Sponsors
Shooter’s Bag Logo
Match Shirt Logo
Statistics
SO/Staff Gift
Awards Banquet
Water
Hospitality Room
Brownells
NSSF
White Hat Holsters
ATK-Federal Ammunition-Champion
Smith & Wesson
Harris Publication
Gun Up
Wilson Combat
Competitor Range
Transporter
Glock
Expo Shooting Bay
C Z - USA
FNH USA
Nighthawk Custom
Wilson Combat
Lunch
Targets
Pasters
Glock
Taurus USA
Target Barn
Comp - Tac
Academi
Alien Gear Holsters
Stage
Animal Customs
Blade Tech
Comp - Tac
CorBon
GlockTriggers.com
H&K
Ruger
Safariland
Sig Sauer
White Hat Holsters
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Stage (continued)
Our Generous Sponsors
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Alien Gear Holsters
Beverage Cart
Self Defense Association (SDA)
Wilson Combat
Scoring Software
Beachbunny Software
Animal Customs
Blade Tech
Comp - Tac
Table
GlockTriggers.com
Precison Sport Acces./Decot Hy-Wyd
Self Defense Association (SDA)
Target Barn
White Hat Holsters
Patron
Competition Electronics
Gun Goddess
Americase
Battenfeld Technologies
Contributing
Bell and Carlson
Buck Knives
Dillon Precision
Cross Breed Holsters
National Shooting Sports Foundation
Premier
Alien Gear Holsters
Smith & Wesson
Wilson Combat
Platinum
Gold
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Academi
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Directions-Airport to Renaissance Hotel
Tulsa International Airport
7777 E Apache St, Tulsa, OK 74115
1
Head northwest on E Apache St toward E 176th St N
go 0.2 mi
total 0.2 mi
2
Continue onto E 176th St N
go 0.1 mi
total 0.3 mi
3
Continue onto N 75th E Ave
go 0.1 mi
total 0.4 mi
4
Continue onto E Hw412Wb Exd
go 312 ft
total 0.5 mi
5
Continue straight onto E Young St
go 0.2 mi
total 0.7 mi
6
Turn right onto E 63rd St/E Virgin St
Continue to follow E Virgin St
go 0.1 mi
total 0.8 mi
7
Turn left to merge onto OK-11 E toward I-244/Tulsa/Joplin
About 2 mins
go 1.4 mi
total 2.2 mi
8
Keep left at the fork, follow signs for I-244 E/US-412 E/US-169/
Joplin and merge onto I-244E/US-412 E
About 1 min
go 1.3 mi
total 3.5 mi
9
Take exit 13B to merge onto US-169 S
About 5 mins
go 5.0 mi
total 8.5 mi
10 Continue onto US-169 S/US-64 E
About 1 min
go 1.0 mi
total 9.5 mi
11
Take the 61ST St S exit
go 0.3 mi
total 9.8 mi
12 Turn left onto E 61st St
About 1 min
go 0.2 mi
total 10.1 mi
13 Turn right onto S 107th E Ave/E 118th St
Continue to follow S 107th E Ave
About 2 mins
go 0.6 mi
total 10.7 mi
14 Continue straight onto S 107th E Ave/E 67th St
go 131 ft
total 10.7 mi
15 Turn right onto S 107th E Ave
Destination will be on the right
go 0.2 mi
total 10.9 mi
Renaissance Hotel
6808 S 107th E Ave, Tulsa, OK 74133
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Directions-Renaissance Hotel to Range
Renaissance Hotel
6808 S 107th E Ave, Tulsa, OK 74133
1
Head south on S 107th E Ave/N Delaware Pl toward E 69th St
go 0.1 mi
total 0.1 mi
2
Take the 1st right onto S 109th E Ave
go 0.2 mi
total 0.3 mi
3
Turn right onto E 71st St S
About 45 secs
go 0.2 mi
total 0.5 mi
4
Take the ramp onto US-169 N/US-64 W
About 3 mins
go 2.6 mi
total 3.1 mi
5
Continue onto US-169 N
About 4 mins
go 4.3 mi
total 7.4 mi
6
Take the exit onto I-244 W/US-412 W toward Okla City
About 1 min
go 1.2 mi
total 8.6 mi
7
Take exit 12B to merge onto OK-11 W toward Tulsa International
Airport
About 5 mins
go 5.2 mi
total 13.8 mi
8
Take the exit onto OK-11 W/US-75 N toward Bartlesville
Continue to follow US-75 N
About 3 mins
go 3.6 mi
total 17.4 mi
9
9. Take the 66th St N exit
go 0.4 mi
total 17.8 mi
10 10. Turn right onto E 66th St N
Destination will be on the right
About 2 mins
go 1.2 mi
total 19.0 mi
US Shooting Academy
6500 East 66th St N, Tulsa, OK 74117
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Stage List
St Stage Name
1
Scoring
Blinded
Rounds
Page
Vickers
9
12
Vickers
8
14
Vickers
12
16
Vickers
16
18
Vickers
15
20
Vickers
17
22
Vickers
12
24
Vickers
15
26
Vickers
17
28
Sponsored by: Cor-Bon
2
Paintball Attack
Sponsored by: Animal Customs
3
Dinner Disaster
Sponsored by: Comp-Tac
4
The Hills Have Stills
Sponsored by: Safariland
5
In the Weeds
Sponsored by: Wolff Gunsprings
6
Jail Riot
Sponsored by: H&K
7
Children in the Corn
Sponsored by: Blade-Tech
8
In the Garage
Sponsored by: Glocktriggers.com
9
Ammo Shortage
Sponsored by: White Hat Holsters
8
Stage List
St Stage Name
10
Scoring
Rodeo Round Count
Rounds
Page
Vickers
18
30
Vickers
12
32
Vickers
18
34
Vickers
8
36
Vickers
3
38
Limited
Vickers
42
40
Vickers
6
42
Vickers
9
44
Sponsored by: Alien Gear Holsters
11
Tea Party Terror
Sponsored by: Ruger
12
Smokey and the Bandits
Sponsored by: Academi
13
Wrong House
Sponsored by: Comp-Tac
14
Call the Shot
Sponsored by: Ruger
15
Standards
Sponsored by: H&K
16
Leaving on a Jet Plane
Sponsored by: Sig Sauer
17
Stranglehold
Sponsored by: Safariland
Total Round Count
9
237
Safety Officers & Staff
Brian Abbott
Jason Armstrong
Jennie Baughn
Lance Biddle
Terry Burba
Brandon Butler
Don Cannon
Brian Chilcott
Jim Connolly
Mariana Corrales
Jeff Duckworth
Steve Duich
George Durfee
Brian Ehrler
Paul Erhardt
Ricky Gilbert
Dorothy Goodwin
Yancy Goodwin
Ollie Hugo
Jeff Koke
Greg Lada
Mike Lawes
Brad Ludolph
Michelle Ludolph
Ken Martin
John May
Lisa May
Melissa Murphy
Ted Murphy
Pete Navesky
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
CSO
SO/Staff
CSO
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
CSO
HQ
CSO
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
CSO
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
CSO
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
Match Director
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
Allison Neil
Teddy Ngo
Dru Nichols
Steven Printz
Austin Proulx
Ray Proulx
Walt Proulx
Robert Ray
Ronda Ray
Ken Reed
Kitty Richards
Wayne Ritchie
Phil Sauter
Becky Sells
Darrell Sells
John Shuter
Debbie Singer
John Stein
Jennie Stiedle
Paul Stiedle
Robert Stonehill
Jim Stout
Yamil Sued
Col. Phil Torres
Sandra Tumbleson
Jennifer Webb
Mike Webb
Darrell West
Joyce Wilson
Larry Zoppi
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HQ
SO/Staff
HQ
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
Assistant MD
HQ
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
CSO
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
CSO
SO/Staff
SO/Staff
HQ
SO/Staff
HQ
SO/Staff
Assistant MD
SO/Staff
HQ
SO/Staff
Shooting Schedule
Your first day of shooting, your Shooter’s Meeting will be
at the range. For morning shooters, your meeting will be
at 7:30 AM. For afternoon shooters, your meeting will be at
12:45 PM. After the Shooter’s Meeting, proceed to your first
bay.
The first digit of your squad number indicates what day
you are shooting. Squads 21-28 shoot all day Thursday;
squads 31-38 start Friday morning and finish Saturday
afternoon; squads 41-48 start Friday afternoon and finish
Saturday morning.
Your first bay number is the last number of your squad
number. For instance, squad 25 will start on Bay 5, squad
41 will start on Bay 1.
My squad number is ______.
My 1st bay number is _____.
A Safety Officer will be assigned to your squad and will
remain with it during the entire shooting time. You will
find that Safety Officer on your first bay. That Safety Officer
will assist your squad with a variety of things such as scoresheets and labels and keeping to the schedule. After your
entire squad completes the bay, you will all proceed to the
next bay going up in number.
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Stage 1
Blinded
12
Bay 1
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 1
Vickers
9
3 IDPA
Required
Robert Ray
Paul Stiedle
Start Position: Gun is loaded, holstered and concealed. Both hands
holding crossbow pointing at deer while seated in deer blind.
Scenario: You are bow hunting and are just about to put down a deer
when things go wrong. The pot growers whose field you set up near
decide you have seen them and will report their crop.
Procedure: At the signal, drop bow and engage T1-T3 with 2 rounds each
to the lower scoring zone then re-engage with 1 round to each upper
scoring zone. You must stay within the blind.
13
Stage 2
Paintball Attack
14
Bay 1
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 2
Vickers
8
4 IDPA
Not Required
Eoin May
Paul Stiedle
Start Position: Gun is loaded and placed on X in bag with all reloads.
Start standing at P1 holding paintball gun in both hands.
Scenario: You are playing paintball with the kids when thugs enter the
area with real guns. Luckily, you placed your carry gun in your equipment
bag.
Procedure: At the signal, move to table and retrieve gun. From P2,
engage T1-T4 with 2 rounds each.
15
Stage 3
Dinner Disaster
16
Bay 1
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 3
Vickers
12
6 IDPA
Required
John May
Paul Stiedle
Start Position: Sitting at P1, gun loaded and concealed. Hands on table
at X’s.
Scenario: You are having a nice dinner with a friend. Unfortunately the
restaurant is the target of a local gang. The only cover is what you can
make.
Procedure: At the signal engage T1 with 2 rounds then flip over the table
for cover. From cover (either squatting or low cover) engage T2 – T6 with 2
rounds each.
17
Stage 4
The Hills Have Stills
18
Bay 2
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 4
Vickers
16
6 IDPA
Required
John May & Robert Ray
Darrell Sells
Start Position: At P1strong hand holding hiking stick. Gun loaded and
concealed.
Scenario: You are doing a little back wood hiking when you stumble upon
an Ozark moonshine still. The moonshiners don’t take to kindly to that and
start shooting.
Procedure: At the signal, advance to P2 while engaging T1 with 5 rounds
in the lower scoring zone and 1 in the upper scoring zone. From P2
engage T2-T6 with 2 rounds each using all available cover.
19
Stage 5
In the Weeds
20
Bay 2
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 5
Vickers
15
6 IDPA, 3 Steel
Required
Darrell Sells
Darrell Sells
Start Position: Seated at P1, facing down range with strong hand
stoking the fire, support hand on knee, gun loaded to division capacity and
holstered.
Scenario: While on a weekend camping trip, your “youngun” goes off
to fetch some more wood. He returns quicker than expected, running
towards you with dogs chasing behind him. Turns out you picked the
wrong part of the woods to camp in, because directly nearby is a marijuana
grow field. The guerilla guards chase your child back to the camp to
eliminate any and all witnesses.
Procedure: At the signal, draw, and engage targets T1-T2 and pepper
poppers PP1-PP3 (dogs), while remaining seated, in any order. Engage
target T3 on the move to position P2. From low cover at P2 engage targets
T4-T6 in tactical priority. All targets require 2 shots each and steel must fall.
21
Stage 6
Jail Riot
22
Bay 3
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 6
Vickers
17
8 IDPA, 1 Steel
NOT Required
Robert Ray
Jim Connolly
Start Position: Kneeling at desk next to guards body.
Scenario: You are at the County Jail with a church group dropping off
cookies for the deputies when a riot breaks out. You’re unarmed but a
guard is shot in front of you and you decide that turning the other cheek
will only get your group killed.
Procedure: At the signal while using low cover, retrieve guard’s gun.
Engage T-1through T-8 with 2 rounds each. Engage PP1 with at least 1
round. All reloads must be made off of guard.
23
Stage 7
Children in the Corn
24
Bay 3
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 7
Vickers
12
6 IDPA
Required
Wayne Ritchie
Jim Connolly
Start Position: Gun is loaded, holstered and concealed. Both hands
holding pumpkin.
Scenario: You have taken your kids to a pumpkin patch and corn maze.
The kids enter the maze ahead of you and encounter terror within. Rescue
them!
Procedure: At the signal, move through the maze and engage T1-T6 with
2 rounds on each. Use all available cover and any IDPA legal reload.
25
Stage 8
In the Garage
26
Bay 4
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Vickers
15
5 IDPA
NOT Required
Brian Ehrler
Brian Ehrler
Stage 8
SO Notes: Shooter
must remain at P1 to
load firearm.
Start Position: Standing at P1, gun unloaded and placed in box on
bench. Magazines on bench adjacent to box. Hands on X’s.
Scenario: You are preparing for an IDPA match by double-checking the
fit of your firearm in the official IDPA box. You hear a ruckus outside and
look under your partially open garage door to see gang members attacking
a person and their dog at the end of your driveway.
Procedure: At the signal, retrieve firearm and engage T1-T5 with 3 rounds
each from low cover, through opening at garage door.
27
Stage 9
Ammo Shortage
28
Bay 4
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 9
Vickers
17
8 IDPA
Required
Robert Ray and John May
Brian Ehrler
Start Position: At P1 gun loaded and concealed. Strong hand on keys
in lock and support hand holding bank bag. All spare ammo must be in
drawer.
Scenario: You are locking up at your small gun store. Local thieves hear
that you got in a shipment of ammo and decide the risk was worth trying
to rob a gun store. Turns out they were coming in the front as well as the
back.
Procedure: At the signal, push open door and then engage T1-T3 with
2 rounds each in tactical priority while retreating to P2. Bank bag must be
held while engaging first 3 targets. Open drawer at P2 then engage T4
with 3 rounds as it advances on you. Then engage T5-T8 with 2 rounds
each in tactical priority.
White Hat Holsters
29
Stage 10
Rodeo Round Count
30
Bay 5
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 10
Vickers
18
9 IDPA
Required
Robert Ray
Brad Ludolph
Start Position: Sitting at P1, gun loaded and concealed. Hands on knees.
Scenario: You are watching the rodeo at the country fair when a militant
group of “animals first” wack jobs start shooting up the place. Because of
the crowd you are blocked in one aisle. Save your friends and neighbors.
Procedure: At the signal engage T1 – T9 with 2 rounds each. Use any
IDPA approved reload. All targets must be shot in tactical priority.
31
Stage 11
Tea Party Terror
32
Bay 5
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 11
Vickers
12
4 IDPA
Required
John May & Robert Ray
Brad Ludolph
Start Position: At P1, gun loaded and concealed, Both hands are holding
protest sign.
Scenario: You attending a 2nd Amendment rally hosted by the local
Tea Party. Rabid gun grabbers attack the peaceful protest with Molotov
cocktails. You are stuck in the crowd and can not move much. Do what
you can to help your friends.
Procedure: At the signal, drop sign and engage T1-T4 with 2 rounds each
to the lowers scoring zone in tactical priority. Then re-engage with 1 round
to each upper scoring zone.
33
Stage 12
Smokey and the Bandits
34
Bay 6
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 12
Vickers
18
6 IDPA
Required
Ricky Gilbert
Ricky Gilbert
Start Position: Standing at P1, facing up range, strong hand holding
cooking utensil with utensil touching the grill, support hand touching
knob. Gun loaded to division capacity, holstered and concealed
Scenario: While BBQing in your back yard, several thugs head into your
neighborhood to cause trouble. One jumps the fence heading straight
towards you in a sadistic rage; you then realize they have the neighbor kids
surrounded in their back yard after hearing screams of terror.
Procedure: At the signal, turn, draw and engage targets T1-T2 while
moving to P2. From cover at P2 engage targets T3-T6, in tactical priority
(barricade order). All targets require 3 shots each.
35
Stage 13
Wrong House
36
Bay 6
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 13
Vickers
8
4 IDPA
Required
John May & Robert Ray
Ricky Gilbert
Start Position: At P1 gun loaded and concealed. Right hand on wall
switch.
Scenario: You hear a knock at the door late one evening. You go to
answer it. As you turn on the hall light the door is kicked open. Stop the
home invasion.
Procedure: At the signal, turn on switch then draw and engage T1-T3
with 2 rounds each. Move to P2 and engage T4 with 2 rounds.
37
Stage 14
Call the Shot
38
Bay 6
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 14
Vickers
3
1
Required
Robert Ray
Ricky Gilbert
Start Position: At P1, gun loaded and concealed. Hands on rake at X’s,
rake head touching mark.
Scenario: You are working in the backyard. Your child wonders out to the
front yard and some attempts to kidnap him/her.
Procedure: At the signal, draw and move to P2. Engage T1 with 2 rounds
to the lower scoring zone and 1 to the upper.
You may engage from P2 or choose to move to P3 to be closer or to open
up the shot.
39
Stage 15
Standards
40
Bay 7
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 15
Limited Vickers
42
3 IDPA
NOT Required
John May & Robert Ray
Ollie Hugo
Start Position: At position indicated per string, gun loaded to capacity
unless otherwise noted. Hands naturally at sides. No cover garment
required.
Scenario: Basic skills test
Procedure:
String 1: From P3 starting facing up range and only 6 rounds in gun.
Engage T1-T3 with 2 rnds each lower scoring zone, preform a reload and
re-engage T1-T3 with 2 rnds each lower scoring zone.
String 2: From P2, engage T1-T3 with 2 rnds each lower scoring zone,
strong hand only.
String 3: From P2, engage T1-T3 with 3 rnds each lower scoring zone
then re-engage with 1 rnd each upper scoring zone.
String 4: From P1, engage T1-T3 with 2 rnds each upper scoring zone
with strong hand only
String 5: From P1, engage T1-T3 with 2 rnds each lower scoring zone,
support hand only.
41
Stage 16
Leaving on a Jet Plane
42
Bay 8 - Shoot House
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 16
Vickers
6
3 IDPA
NOT Required
John May & Robert Ray
Jeff Duckworth
Start Position: At P1, your gun loaded and on dummy. Strong hand
holding “strike pen” both hands touching knees.
Scenario: You are flying to an IDPA match when terrorists take over the
jet. An air marshal seated next to you starts to intervene and gets shot. A
terrorist leans over to take the marshal’s gun and you see your chance.
Procedure: At the signal, drive your Tactical Pen into T1. Pick up the gun
and engage T2-T4 with 2 rounds each in tactical priority from low cover.
43
Stage 17
Stranglehold
44
Bay 8 - Shoot House
Scoring
Round Count
Targets
Concealment Garment
Stage Designer
CSO
Stage 17
Vickers
9
3 IDPA
Required
John May & Robert Ray
Jeff Duckworth
Start Position: At P1, gun loaded and concealed, strong arm at full
extension above your head.
Scenario: You have been invited to attend a small, intimate Ted Nugent
concert as a backstage VIP. However, militant animal rights activists attack
The Nuge and assault concert goers. Defend Uncle Ted and his fans.
Procedure: At the signal, draw your gun and engage T1-T3 with 3 rounds
each in tactical priority.
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General Information
THIS INFORMATION IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO READ AND
UNDERSTAND. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, BRING THEM
UP AT YOUR SHOOTER'S MEETING OR CONTACT THE MATCH
DIRECTOR.
Chronographing of Competitors Ammunition
Official chronographing procedure is as follows: Chronograph 3 rounds at a
distance of 10 feet using a weapon of maximum barrel length for that division. If 2 of the 3 rounds exceed the power floor, the competitor is in compliance. Prior to each shot, the muzzle of the weapon should be elevated to
move the powder charge to the rear of the case, thus giving the competitor
every chance to achieve maximum velocity. Should the competitor's ammunition fail to meet the power floor, the competitor will have the option to
chronograph 3 additional rounds through his/her weapon. If there is any
question as to the bullet weight, a bullet should be pulled and weighed
using a powder scale. Any competitor whose ammunition fails to meet the
minimum power floor requirements, will be disqualified from the entire
match and receive a DNF score.
Holster and Magazine Pouch Belt Locations
It will be the competitor’s responsibility to assure that their holster and magazine pouches are worn in an appropriate location per IDPA rules - behind
the centerline. If a safety officer has asked you to move your equipment
to comply with IDPA rules before shooting their stage, they will mark your
score sheet accordingly. If you have more than one score sheet marked, you
will be assessed a 3 second procedural penalty for each additional mark.
Loading to Division Capacity
Unless the course of fire requires otherwise, all divisions will load to maximum capacity prior to each string of fire. In the case of the SSP division, this
will be 11 rounds total in the weapon.
Protective Knee and Elbow Pads
If protective knee or elbow pads are used, they MUST be concealed under
your outer clothing and be of the soft pad type. No hard shell pads are permitted.
Brass
This is a lost brass match.
Course Walk Through
No individual stage walk throughs will be permitted. Each squad will be
given a complete verbal description of the course of fire by the safety officers. However it will be the competitors responsibility to read and understand the course of fire prior to their squadded shooting time.
Target Pasting and Safety Officer Assistance
It will be EVERY competitor’s responsibility to assist the safety officers in any
way; they can paste at least as many holes as they punch in the targets. This
includes steel setting as well. Please, everyone help the SOs out.
Disputes on Scoring and Rule Enforcement
All disputes or protests will be heard by Match Director, John May or
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General Information
Assistant MDs, Mike Webb and Walt Proulx. Their decision will be final. See
rule # C 10 in the official Rule Book also.
Cold Range
Guns may only be loaded on the firing line, under SO supervision. Off the
line, your gun must be unloaded at all times. It must be holstered or cased
unless you are in a Safety Area. You may case, uncase, and holster your gun
only in the Safety Areas. NOT ON THE LINE. Maintain a safe muzzle direction
at all times!
Rules
The rules of the match are the IDPA Rules as found in the IDPA Official Rule
Book, effective April 15, 2005.
Alcohol and Drugs
Are prohibited on the range.
Schedule
All times, except for that of your first stage, are approximate and provided
solely to show stage order. You are expected to stay with your squad until all
stages are completed.
Safety Areas
All Safety Areas are marked by Safety Area signs. You may case, uncase, and
holster your firearm only in the Safety Areas. NOT ON THE LINE. No ammunition may be in any Safety Area.
Scoresheets
Scoresheets have a place on the top for a label. You received your labels
when you signed in. Make sure you place your labels at the top of the scoresheet but do not obscure the stage number or barcode. Scoresheets can be
found on each Bay.
Nametags
Nametags contain quite a bit of information. Keep your nametag with you
so you can eat lunch and attend the Dinner.
Awards to be presented
Awards will be presented in each class of each division
based on one trophy per three entries, as well as:
High Gun Industry
High Press
High Lady
High Law Enforcement
High Senior (50 - 64)
High Distinguished Senior (65 and up)
High Junior
High Military
High Military Veteran
High International
Most Accurate Shooter
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Platinum Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
Scoring Record
Stage
Raw
Time
Points
Down
Non
Threat
Procedural
Penalty
Failure to
Neutralize
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Total
50
Total
FNH USA
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Ruger
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Glock
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Safariland
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GlockTriggers.com
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Gun Goddess
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GunUp
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H&K
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Harris Publication
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Nighthawk Custom
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NSSF
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@NSSF
Self Defense Association (SDA)
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Sendero Tactical Outfitters
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Sig Sauer
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Smith & Wesson
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@SmithWessonCorp
Target Barn
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Taurus USA
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Trijicon
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@trijicon
Precison Sport Acces./Decot Hy-Wyd
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White Hat Holsters
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Predator Tactical
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Wilson Combat
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@WilsonCombat
RangeLog
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@RangeLog
W. C. Wolff Co.
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Range Layout
Bay 1
Stage 1 - Blinded
Stage 2 - Paintball Attack
Stage 3 - Dinner Disaster
Bay 2
Stage 4 - The Hills Have Stills
Stage 5 - In the Weeds
Bay 3
Stage 6 - Jail Riot
Stage 7 - Children in the Corn
Bay 4
Stage 8 - In the Garage
Stage 9 - Ammo Shortage
Bay 5
Stage 10 - Rodeo Round Count
Stage 11 - Tea Party Terror
Bay 6
Stage 12 - Smokey and the Bandits
Stage 13 - Wrong House
Stage 14 - Call the Shot
Bay 7
Stage 15 - Standards
Bay 8 - Shoot House
Stage 16 - Leaving on a Jet Plane
Stage 17 - Stranglehold