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Skip · May 6, 1999, 05:48 AM

Rob-
See http://www.uspsa.org/classifiers/cm99-11.pdf for the "official" IPSC version. In that variant, you stand facing uprange (back to target), wrists above shoulders (surrender position). Targets are 30' away, 3' apart. (In Cooper's "original" version, I think the targets were 21' away, but I'm not positive.) On sound, turn and engage all 3 targets with two rounds each in any order, perform a mandatory reload, and re-engage all 3 targets with two rounds each in any order. Time is that between beep and last shot. In the original version, all hits had to be "A's" for the time to count; now IPSC scores it in standard fashion. IDPA people apply their point-down/time penalties.

May 6, 1999, 05:48 AM	#20
Skip Member Join Date: November 22, 1998 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 34	Rob- See http://www.uspsa.org/classifiers/cm99-11.pdf for the "official" IPSC version. In that variant, you stand facing uprange (back to target), wrists above shoulders (surrender position). Targets are 30' away, 3' apart. (In Cooper's "original" version, I think the targets were 21' away, but I'm not positive.) On sound, turn and engage all 3 targets with two rounds each in any order, perform a mandatory reload, and re-engage all 3 targets with two rounds each in any order. Time is that between beep and last shot. In the original version, all hits had to be "A's" for the time to count; now IPSC scores it in standard fashion. IDPA people apply their point-down/time penalties.