need info on IPSC in Nova Scotia (HALIFAX)

Trigger Finger said:
But have you seen the restricted rifles you can use for IPSC.
that's why i want to shoot IPSC Three Gun
they are truely awesome..........
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Seen them? I own one. :D

My idea was more in the interest of helping our rifleman brothers who have not yet seen the light. ;)
 
So,

As a rifleman, relatively recently involved in IPSC shooting, and very interested in some "running&gunning" with rifles, what's the story?

Is there a source for helping set up rifle stages for IPSC matches?

Does the power factor still count for rifles?

Is there minor/major for rifles?

I figure you'd be limited to an exposure of no more than 2 targets and maybe a popper per segment...or do you have to do reloads on the fly and engage multiple targets in a segment? IE, centerfire semi-auto rifles only have 5 round mags, so with 1 up the spout, you have a max of 6 rounds....double tapping two targets plus a popper leaves you one in the spout for a "miss/re-engage" or a tactical reload.

So, anyone have a source for info (online maybe?) for me to look at wrt setting up rifle stages?

Thanks,

NS
 
ipsc1 said:
last NS 2 gun match we had 30 round stages, targets 5 to 200 yards and at least a 100 yard run on one stage. I'll look for my copy of the stages.
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I need more mags holders!:rockOn:
 
NavyShooter said:
Does the power factor still count for rifles?

Is there minor/major for rifles?
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Yes - Basically, 223 is Minor, 30-06 is major. See the rules link Viper pointed to for details in between. Note that many 11" ARs don't make minor, but most mech techs do.

I figure you'd be limited to an exposure of no more than 2 targets and maybe a popper per segment...or do you have to do reloads on the fly and engage multiple targets in a segment? IE, centerfire semi-auto rifles only have 5 round mags, so with 1 up the spout, you have a max of 6 rounds....double tapping two targets plus a popper leaves you one in the spout for a "miss/re-engage" or a tactical reload.
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Single best round scored per target stages are common. Rules stipulate no more that 4 rounds are mandatory from one position (like pistol with 9...)

JS tells me that this year's IPSC long gun match will be back to a 3 gun format. It will take advantage of our 600m range (but not all of it. ;) ) due to be built this summer. We're moving the date from the scheduled Sept 30 to the next weekend; October 6/7 so it doesn't conflict with NSRA's match or the Truro Gunshow. NS - you're gonna love it.
 
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