Two weeks ago I hadn’t respected the targets at the SC USPSA Section Championship and left with a feeling of wanting to do more. Better. This week, with the 2013 Spartanburg IDPA Showdown, why don’t I take things a little
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A Local Sanctioned Match – 2013 Spartanburg IDPA Showdown
2013 SC USPSA Section Championship
I should have wrote a quick post on my game plan for the day as it would have solidified what I want to accomplish. Instead, I went in cold with no expectations and *maybe* that affected my performance. Had a
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2013 SC USPSA Section Championship, Ben’s “New” Website & Podcast
“New” shooting website and podcast There’s no doubt I’m a big fan of Seeklander, Stoeger, and Anderson for competition shooting resources. I learn more about where to put my attention on shooting from their ramblings than anywhere else. Ben has
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2013 Area 6 Championship Recap
Recap of my 2013 Area 6 Championship match. Getting a Little Better. I liked these stages a lot as they were challenging, yet not too crazy. Many thanks to the staff and volunteers at Ancient City Shooting Range that put
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Match Speed Concepts – Performance Expectations for the 2013 USPSA Area 6 Championship
I’m really looking forward to attending the USPSA Area 6 Championships this weekend which is my first Level III USPSA match. Area 6 consists of the following southeastern United States USPSA sections: Central Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, South Florida, North
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Can You Use Your IDPA Rig in USPSA? What crosses over?
What are some of the gear differences between USPSA and IDPA? I use some of the same gear in both IDPA and USPSA. In this post, we’ll be covering some differences in equipment used in USPSA Production and IDPA SSP
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“USPSA is to IDPA as Formula 1 Racing is to Timed Parallel Parking” and the Smith & Wesson Indoor Nationals
I have heard that USPSA is to IDPA as Formula 1 Racing is to Timed Parallel Parking. Obviously I don’t believe that and I don’t think it is fair to either sport. And in fact, USPSA loses out on a
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Why the differences in USPSA and IDPA targets matter
It is probably pretty obvious that the WTBGU! crew believes in IDPA and competition as part of our pistol skill building. (In fact I am the only contributor that hasn’t appeared in the Tactical Journal, then again I’m not a photogenic as
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