Not sure but I believe we won't be restricted to 6 round count on the different stages. Sounds like pistols will have the advantage. Could be wrong though. I'd rather shoot revolver given a choice.
Forgive my ignorance (I'm not a 3 gun shooter...Yet) but even with the round restrictions in place to level the field for the revolver guys, wouldn't they still be at a disadvantage with regards to the time it takes to reload? Any points earned against a pistol shooter would be lost due to the longer time it takes to reload and therefor complete the stage? Wouldn't the pistol shooter win every time against a revolver shooter when all other things are equal?
Only trouble is that I don't have enough 5 rnd only magazines for my AR (I use some 10 round LAR mags). I wonder if we can load those to 5 rounds and use them?
Can someone from the CDTSA Executive chime in on this?
- pistols limited to 6 rounds to make it fair for those wanting to compete with revolvers...
- manual action shotguns limited to 5 rounds in the mag to keep it fair for semi autos...
-rifles limited to 5 rounds. No pistol mags or beowulf mags to make it fair for those who own guns limited to 5, or who don't own those types of mags...
- pistol ammo must either be plated or lead. No FMJ etc.
Don't shoot the messanger. Just advising for those that may not read the rules before showing up and thus be surprised by these course parameters.
What ridiculous rules.
I'll stick with our informal shoots at BTSA. Anything legal goes....
Like kicking out members of a certain discipline kind of legal?
I would donate to the Liebral party before I supported anything to do with the BTSA/APRA....ymmv
That is politics before my joining and I know nothing of what transpired. The current 3-Gun matches are fully approved by the board and highly enjoyable.
What is the clubs opinion on using the Chinese 5.56mm ammo that is currently flooding the market?
If you only own a rimfire, well I don't think you are ready for a 3 gun match. Its unfortunate now that many newish shooters don't reload ammo. Some loaded ammo is so cheap, its almost not worth reloading, especially with the costs of reloading componants these days. And most loaded ammo is jacketed. Have the same problem on our Thursday nite steel league. New shooters are having a tough time finding loaded lead ammo, so can't participate. Don't get all hung up on the supposed rules, just come on out and shoot and have some chuckles!




























