USPSA Burlington Rifle Revolver Club

A foreign club can become a USPSA affiliate. Last time I checked, the cost was $350 USD to become affiliated, but you didn't have to submit sanction fees per competitor for your matches.
 
hungrybeagle said:
A foreign club can become a USPSA affiliate. Last time I checked, the cost was $350 USD to become affiliated, but you didn't have to submit sanction fees per competitor for your matches.
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Not sure what you meant by sanction fees, but I am pretty sure you still have to pay when submitting match results. On the other hand, it is quite possible that you don't have to be a BB qualified to participate to USPSA matches.
 
It's been a long time since I was the USPSA contact for our club, but from what I remember reading...

USPSA clubs pay a "mission count" for each person that shoots a USPSA match (even the Level I matches). I believe it's $2 per shooter. Clubs are then entitled to submit a USPSA classifier score that month. Once a year, the club may also hold a special USPSA classifier match, for which they may submit up to 4 classifier stage scores per person.

A foreign affiliate does not have to pay the mission count fees when they submit their classifier scores.
 
Results are now up for the Halloween Hoot

Thanks for all those who attended.

The Results are now on the USPSA web site

www.uspsa.org click on the tab "Match Results" Enter Club Code FCA28 or from the Drop down box select "RANGE BURLINGTON - FCA28

Then click on the button list matches. When you pick the match date you can see the results for each division.

Cheers
HH Match Staff
 
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Sorry I missed the match.
As for permission, did we not just have a match recognised in USPSA?
 
Just a question, so please don't chew my head off, why would we need a Regional Director's approval from IPSC to do a USPSA match in Ontario? If the club has applied to be a USPSA member and has been accepted as such, the club has every right to run a USPSA match and does not need the approval of IPSC, since the two organization are different.
I think it would be great if more clubs had both Ipsc and Uspsa, there are a lot of Canadian shooters who compete in the U.S. and have to be a Uspsa member to enter these events. More Canadian shooters could be classified here, before shooting a match in the U.S.. I think that there is room for both organizations to bloom, just my opinion.

Rick R.:cheers:
 
Yes but USPSA is the only region with it's own rulebook, uses real IPSC targets, has a classification system that works and still adheres to the original IPSC Principles.
 
In many ways, yes, or at least a closer affiliation with USPSA. If they have their own rule book and they are still a part of IPSC I don't see why we couldn't adopt it.
 
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