York IWLA in PA offers their own 2gun match, kinda sorta FNH rules, but they add pistol-only divisions and make the COF pistol capable.
Check them out at: yorkpistol.blogspot.com
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York IWLA in PA offers their own 2gun match, kinda sorta FNH rules, but they add pistol-only divisions and make the COF pistol capable.
Check them out at: yorkpistol.blogspot.com
Cody
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You can do an entry-level Stag 3G with a Bushnell 1-4x24 223reticle non-illuminated scope for about $1500. That has a Geiselle trigger stock, 18" barrel, rifle length gas, full length forend, adjustable stock, etc. There are plenty of mid-level rifles you can get and a few decent $200-350 scopes that will make you competitive.
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Both of those problems can be fixed with good stage design. Holstering a hot pistol is technically legal in USPSA, but nobody does it because it is never beneficial to do during a stage. It isn't that hard to do the same thing in a multigun match, but it simply requires a little more thought on the part of the MD.
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The stages definitely could have used a lot more hard cover, no shoots, and partial targets to add a more realistic shooting experience, but I don't see Cole/Peacemaker ever allowing hot reholstering or transitions from a formerly hot carbine. One injury caused by something that is generally not allowed, or at least seriously discouraged, by other shooting competitions is enough to potentially end any range.
Yeah, I gotta wonder why they included those in the rules. The liabilities are just too great.
I am not sure it adds to much to the match, either. I would be fine with dump barrel OR showing clear and then retaining. We did that at Tidewater, and it was fine. I was able to finish the pistol work, drop the mag and eject the round and reholster while I was moving to the VTAC barricade for the rifle part. The SO was watching the whole time. I thought it was fine.
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Hot holstering has already been covered ad nauseam in direct relation to USCA.
Down here, we are pretty much setting up the stage to give a dump opportunity if going from pistol to carbine.
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