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    Default Any IPSC shooters?

    My competition pistol, from Paul Liebenberg:


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    My dad was one of the first. He started out shooting but retired when I was born and just worked a few meets after that.

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    One of these days, I'd like to get started with IPSC.

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    Do it, tons of fun. You can get crazy with all the equipment but that's really not necessary. Just a simple 9mm, a holster and some magazine pouches and you're good to go for "Production" division.

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    I liked shooting Steel Challenge matches, they were a lot more economical. They're also very fun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by joesixpack View Post
    I liked shooting Steel Challenge matches, they were a lot more economical. They're also very fun.
    Steel Challenge is a fantastic competition. Lots of fun, great training and you're right, cheaper than IPSC, which goes through a ton of ammo. You really have to roll your own in IPSC. I load .40 and .45 in a Dillon 650.

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    What does a IPSC taste like?

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    Im thinking about running some mixed steel matches at my local range. I dont own any auto pistols but I figure I can run pistol portions slowly with my wheel gun and make up time with the scatter gun!
    For anyone interested im running a S&W M36 3" and a Remington 870

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