| Q: Gun handling. |
| A: Tri County Gun Club is a "Cold" Range. You can
unbag and handle your firearm(s) only in a Safety Area or under the direct
supervision of a range officer. There are two Safety Areas at our facility.
1. is across the road from the range 1, range 2 area.. The other is between
range 5 and the rifle garage. You may work on your firarm(s), take sight
pictures and dry fire (in a safe direction). NEVER handle live or dummy
ammunition while in a Safety AREA - That is viewed as a MATCH
DISQUALIFICATION. |
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| Q: Do I have to be a USPSA member to shoot your matches? |
| A: No. You can shoot our matches but you can not become classified unless
you do. You will be put in the "Unclassified" category at registration and
will be competing against the best shooters at the match, not those of
similar skills. We recommend becoming a member of USPSA. We have membership
information available at our matches and will help you get registered.
Current annual membership is $40 |
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| Q: What is a (firearm) Division? |
| A: A division is a grouping of similar firearms,
CLICK HERE FOR DIVISION DESCRIPTIONS |
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| Q: What does it cost to shoot your 3 Gun match? Can I shoot pistol only? |
| A: The match fee for our regular monthly matches is $25. You can shoot the
pistol stages only for $15 or pistol and 1 long gun for $20. All levels
include lunch. |
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| Q: How many stages do you have? |
| A: Our monthly matches usually have 5 pistol stages (1 from the national
classification book), 2 rifle stages and 2 shotgun stages. |
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| Q: What is the round count? |
| A: Round count will run about 100-150 pistol, 50-80 rifle, and 30-50
shotgun (you may need 15-20 slugs for some matches). |
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| Q: I want to shoot with a friend/family member, can we stay together? |
| A: We will try to squad you together, most of the time we can, not always. |
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| Q: Where can I find more information on shooting IPSC/USPSA matches? |
| A: One of the best places is www.uspsa.org
you will find titles like How do I get started", "Where can I find more
info." A copy of the rulebook (top tab) is on USPSA web, it is
downloadable. This will help you determine what
class your equipment will fit into or what equipment you need as well as
most other info that we use to run our matches. |
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| Q: I've never shot a match or a match like this before, I will feel
stupid trying to shoot around people as good as you! |
| A: Please come join us. Every one of us started the same way. I think you
will find the people at our matches are very understanding and helpfull. |
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| If you have other questions you can email
IPSC@tcgc.net |
