IDPA classifier. ANPRACS indy

The entire IDPA Classifier.
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• uspsa
• idpa
• shooting
• classifer
• anpracs
• ipsc

[leeindy]

i forget time but there was no muzzle flip. you cant be DQd unless you break the 180 or cover yourself. i did neather get the fuck over the bad angle and the mag pick up or ill disable the comments

[arkangel8419]

yeah i need to classify, ihave been shooting for years but now i am good enough to actually compete and shouldnt this guy have something covering his gun? or is this just a demo of the qualifier? ....and is the classification set up the same in ever state? like when i classify will i be shooting this same thing?

[leeindy]

@arkangel8419 the IDPA classifier is with out cover garment. this is the exact string of fire you will do when you classify

[NCHornet]

I am looking into IDPA, but I thought you had to wear a cover garment, at least I believe I read that in the rule book? I am going to have to drive 1 1/2 hours each way to shoot but am still looking forward to it. I need to do some practice first, especially offhand!! Nice vid.

[leeindy]

you do shoot from concealment but not for the classifier

[fcarabat]

it's not that bad, i'm sure we've seen A LOT worse! (talking about the camera hear). can't wait to start IDPA! what kind of pistol were you using ?

[leeindy]

i wanna say that was my sti spartan pre custom job.

idpa is a great sport.and no matter what you hear remember its just a game. no competition will teach you tactics. the only benefit to competition is teaching you how to control your weapon under stress.

[tdo79]

With that muzzle flip, you would have been DQ'd in the matches I shoot, or at least severely warned. What was your total time?

[arkangel8419]

@NCHornet it is soooo much fun..check out the IDPA vids i got on my page its funny if u watch the ones from a year or 2 ago and then watch the recent ones likie the one from yesterday how much better we all got...of course i was using a keltecp11 back then now i got a S&W6906 and i love it shot the best i have ever shot yesterday

[barkalounger]

Lee - solid stuff. I've got no problem with the reloads - in fact I think they're quite good. Maybe because that's how I've been trained also. It may make some folks nervous (possibly because it looks closer than it is on film), but bringing the weapon hand to meet the reaction hand is faster and more reliable. Muscles have a much easier time being precise when closer to the body (as opposed to outstretched). Again, good stuff.

[tdo79]

Good shooting, however I have to side with Josh on this one despite your credentials. I was getting a little nervous a few times. No need to cant the gun that much.