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06-08-2015, 07:46 AM
Once a month. Usually it's on the last Wed. The only bad thing about McHenry is it is indoors at OnTarget so they are limited to how many. You have to register via Eventbrite. Registration opens Sun night before the match at 8 PM and fills up very fast.
The good part is it is pretty casual from a competitive standpoint. There are only a few really fast people. They are helpful and give advise.
The Badger one in Racine has an outdoor season and there are no limits from what I understand. I have never been there.
In general IDPA is good as it uses all stock equipment, and you can use your standard carry setup if you want. It also really reveals flaws in your draw, reload, and how you carry the gun, i.e. finger on trigger, pointing down range all while under pressure and moving.
I concentrate on accuracy first right now and am not that concerned about speed yet.
The good part is it is pretty casual from a competitive standpoint. There are only a few really fast people. They are helpful and give advise.
The Badger one in Racine has an outdoor season and there are no limits from what I understand. I have never been there.
In general IDPA is good as it uses all stock equipment, and you can use your standard carry setup if you want. It also really reveals flaws in your draw, reload, and how you carry the gun, i.e. finger on trigger, pointing down range all while under pressure and moving.
I concentrate on accuracy first right now and am not that concerned about speed yet.
The good part is it is pretty casual from a competitive standpoint. There are only a few really fast people. They are helpful and give advise.
The Badger one in Racine has an outdoor season and there are no limits from what I understand. I have never been there.
In general IDPA is good as it uses all stock equipment, and you can use your standard carry setup if you want. It also really reveals flaws in your draw, reload, and how you carry the gun, i.e. finger on trigger, pointing down range all while under pressure and moving.
I concentrate on accuracy first right now and am not that concerned about speed yet.