Excellent video! I hope to get my daughter involved in IDPA It's time for bonding!

Great video. I have recently taken interest in IDPA and this was an informative and well done video for those of us who are new to this.

Thanks for the tip on taping the low head shots. Tips on scoring and taping are helpful!

For those who have some doubts here is an excellent video. Thanks

My First Match will be in Maryland May 3, 2019! IDPA is Awesome!

Just became an IDPA member!

Looks fun !!! Way to go Mr. Bane ! Maybe I am not too old at 56. Ha.

String 4 is now different 2 shots to the "head" of each target. Per March 2015 Rulebook

We did that just for you :)

The look on the shooters face says.... "Holy shit, this gun is scary to shoot!!" lol

Great video, well done! What was the ( shooter) gentleman's score, and his classification ? Thanks .

We will try when we find an avenue for the IDPA available to us.

what are the weapon and caliber choices for idpa?

Awesome!

Ohh, actually longer than 1min video :)

. If over 6 feet tall that Barrel is an Albatross around your neck ! In order to shoot around it, one has to scrunch down to the point it can compromise your hits/score. You'd think they would allow two barrels stacked ? Barrels are "convenient" but are the Worst prop used in IDPA given how strict they are about ones toe being past the edge of "Cover" ! .

Very Nice Video. Thank You! One constructive comment to help newbes-- Stage 1, String 4 with the 2 shots to each target does NOT specify that those are HEAD Shots ONLY. Now would like a similar thorough video about TIPS for Stage 3, the most difficult one for me. Again, THANK YOU! Col Ben

Considering IDPA simulates real life scenarios, in a crisis are you going to ask your threats to hang on for a bit while you find a suitable cover to accommodate your height?

Nothing complicated about that. ... D'oh!

Just to shoot the stages will cost over $125 in ammo for 9mm; closer to $200 for .45 or .38 special ammo, not to mention club and range fees. IPSC and IDPA haver now become "rich man's" sports that are not practical for the working class. Also, shooting from concealed holster is totally unreleastic for large parts of the country that don't allow concealed carry, espcially Calif, New York, Oregon, Mass, etc. How about creating an organization with a focus on real life practical shooting - strings of 2 or 3 shots from a pistol or revolver carried in hand at low ready.

childs play