What is required to take the course:
• A centerfire handgun; 9mm or bigger caliber that you must have unlimited access to. (Tokarevs & their replicas are not eligible)
• A holster that protects the trigger guard of the gun. NO Serpa or Serpa-style trigger finger retention holsters. No Drop Leg or Tie-down Rigs.
• At least 4 magazines or speed loaders and pouches to hold them.
• 400 rounds of ammunition; It must be either copper plated or copper jacketed ammunition. Coated or raw lead is not permitted.
• eye and ear protection.
• $225
• Firearm Experience: You must be able to shoot 10 out of 10 shots from a relaxed standing position with two hands at 20 yards on a regular piece of paper (8.5”x11”) with no time limit with the firearm you intend to take the course with. IMPORTANT: If you have a Double Action / Single Action Gun (ie. CZ Shadow) – you will need to have this accuracy capability in the double action mode of the firearm. (This is an advanced type of shooting course, if you don't have the basic shooting skills, you will get left behind)
• Ability to attend all day Saturday and Sunday and complete an open book exam in the few days prior to the course. (We'll be done before 4 Sunday)
• Ability to follow instructions like the ones in this email that tell you how to register and the ones from the instructors at the course.
What do you get in return?
• Ability to Shoot in IPSC matches (12 will be held in Nova Scotia this year around the province - hundreds throughout the country)
• Engraved Black badge pin (after successfully completing your first Level 2 IPSC match)
• IPSC Rule book.
• Black Badge Course Manual
• Free Entry to the first two level 2 matches you attend before April 1, 2022.
• Membership in IPSC Nova Scotia until January, 2023.
• Membership in IPSC Canada until January, 2023
• Membership in IPSC until January, 2023.
• An intimate knowledge of using a full power firearm safely and quickly.
