So, I suppose for next year we shouldn't bother posting a huge red link to membership renewal form to IPSC Oontario web site?
IPSC membership renewal
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So, I suppose for next year we shouldn't bother posting a huge red link to membership renewal form to IPSC Oontario web site?
It would be interestng to learn why. Could you please elaborate?
According to IPSC Stats web site, in 2010 I participated in 33 sanctioned IPSC matches, including 5 Level III matches. 
Say, the average Level I and II in Ontario is $30 and Level III is usually about $100. that adds up to about 28 * $30 + 5 * $100 = $1340 in match fees.
In addition to that, I spent over $100 on weekly club matches (most of the time $2 two times a week) and few hundred more on USPSA matches and even few more hundred more on accommodation when traveling some thousand km to some of the remote matches outside of Ontario.
That is not counting another $1k on bullets and other reloading components.
All in all, that $20 doesn't make any difference.
Say, the average Level I and II in Ontario is $30 and Level III is usually about $100. that adds up to about 28 * $30 + 5 * $100 = $1340 in match fees.
In addition to that, I spent over $100 on weekly club matches (most of the time $2 two times a week) and few hundred more on USPSA matches and even few more hundred more on accommodation when traveling some thousand km to some of the remote matches outside of Ontario.
That is not counting another $1k on bullets and other reloading components.
All in all, that $20 doesn't make any difference.
The IPSCBC Membership Renewal form was posted on the IPSCBC Website on Sept 17th. I believe a copy of it also went out in the last mailing of the Newsletter, but someone else will have to confirm this as I can't find mine.
According to IPSC Stats web site, in 2010 I participated in 33 sanctioned IPSC matches, including 5 Level III matches.
Say, the average Level I and II in Ontario is $30 and Level III is usually about $100. that adds up to about 28 * $30 + 5 * $100 = $1340 in match fees.
In addition to that, I spent over $100 on weekly club matches (most of the time $2 two times a week) and few hundred more on USPSA matches and even few more hundred more on accommodation when traveling some thousand km to some of the remote matches outside of Ontario.
That is not counting another $1k on bullets and other reloading components.
All in all, that $20 doesn't make any difference.
being single with no kids has its benefits,...LOL.
. I doubt I attended half of the matches you had.Oh well, I guess I should stop breeding and try to time my matches better.
ditto.
I only shot 1 level II match in Canada, 3 Level II matches in the US, the BC Provincials and both US and Canadian Nationals. This was a bad year for me getting out to matches. I think I shot less than 5k rounds this year.
I wish we had the same number of matches available to us locally as you guys in Ontario seem to have.
I only shot 1 level II match in Canada, 3 Level II matches in the US, the BC Provincials and both US and Canadian Nationals. This was a bad year for me getting out to matches.
I think I shot less than 5k rounds this year.I wish we had the same number of matches available to us locally as you guys in Ontario seem to have.
I am in the same boat. I am glad I came across this thread as I thought renewal was like IDPA. The month you join IDPA is the month your membership expires a year later.
I joined IPSC a few months ago. Bummer. I guess I'll fill out the membership renewal and send it in with the extra ten bucks tomorrow.
According to IPSC Stats web site, in 2010 I participated in 33 sanctioned IPSC matches, including 5 Level III matches.
Say, the average Level I and II in Ontario is $30 and Level III is usually about $100. that adds up to about 28 * $30 + 5 * $100 = $1340 in match fees.
In addition to that, I spent over $100 on weekly club matches (most of the time $2 two times a week) and few hundred more on USPSA matches and even few more hundred more on accommodation when traveling some thousand km to some of the remote matches outside of Ontario.
That is not counting another $1k on bullets and other reloading components.
All in all, that $20 doesn't make any difference.
I joined IPSC a few months ago. Bummer. I guess I'll fill out the membership renewal and send it in with the extra ten bucks tomorrow.
Check with your black badge instructor first. If you completed your black badge course after September 1st, the annual fee should count for the next year.
