IDPA matches at NWCSA usually consist of 6-7 different courses of fire (stages) where you will shoot about 100 rounds of service ammo (9mm/.38cal min). Shooters are timed and coupled with accuracy of fire a score will be assigned. There are no awards or cash prizes. Shooters attend an IDPA match to learn and improve their skills in a safe and friendly environment.
Based on Steel Challenge but is not an SCSA sanctioned event. Shooters hit a sequence of 5-6 steel targets of varying sizes, placed in varying patterns.
This is a Women’s Only event led by the Central Connecticut chapter of A Girl & A Gun (AG&AG.) You do not need to be a member of AG&AG or NWCSA to attend this event but if you are a woman into shooting sports, you should check out what both clubs have to offer. This will be a 4 stage IDPA match. […]
IDPA matches at NWCSA usually consist of 6-7 different courses of fire (stages) where you will shoot about 100 rounds of service ammo (9mm/.38cal min). Shooters are timed and coupled with accuracy of fire a score will be assigned. There are no awards or cash prizes. Shooters attend an IDPA match to learn and improve their skills in a safe and friendly environment.
Based on United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA) rules. NWCSA is a non-affiliated club - not a sanctioned match.
IDPA matches at NWCSA usually consist of 6-7 different courses of fire (stages) where you will shoot about 100 rounds of service ammo (9mm/.38cal min). Shooters are timed and coupled with accuracy of fire a score will be assigned. There are no awards or cash prizes. Shooters attend an IDPA match to learn and improve their skills in a safe and friendly environment.
A 6-stage Action Pistol match follows IDPA safety/scoring rules, using design elements not normally allowed.