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How do you join? Is it a lot of fun? Do you develop your skills? Holla!
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http://www.ipsc.org/
Everything you need to know is there. Lots of fun and comaraderie. Can pickup skills. But hardcore shooters who do this thing for a living not sport dont like this for lack of true realism that can affect your job.
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I see your point Kimber. Heres something a little more realistic in competition - International Defensive Pistol Association. Check out their website
http://www.idpa.com/
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Thx bro!
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