Burnsville Rifle & Pistol Range

IPSC Matches are action shooting competition.  This competition shooting is set up for anyone who wants to participate in action shooting, shoot no shoot, moving, multiple targets, barricades, pepper poppers, etc..  Two courses of fire are set up for shooters.  There are different courses of fire for each match.  Matches are timed and scored.  Scores are posted on the website.      

Participants must provide a hand gun and approximately 50 rounds of ammunition.  Hand guns are placed into categories; open, limited, single stack or production.  Participant should have at least three magazines.  holsters and magazine holders can be used, but are not required.   Participants are divided into major and minor categories of firearms.  

     Open:              Is a firearm with a scope and/or a muzzle break.  "Race guns"

     Limited:          Stock handgun.

     Single Stack:   Stock handgun with single stack magazine.

     Production:     From the manufacturer the hand gun comes with a scope or muzzle break on it.

     Major:     Usually .40 S&W or above

     Minor:     Below .40 S&W

Cost per shooter is $12.00 per match

Match Directors:    Mike Murphy & Eric Bartelds

Match Officials:      Ron Christle & Kev Schield

Technical Advisor: Chip Burford

Match dates

    October 8, 2009, Thursday

    October 22, 2009, Thursday

    December 10, 2009, Thursday

    January 7, 2010, Thursday

    January 21, 2010, Thursday

    February 11, 2010, Thursday

    February 25, 2010, Thursday

    March 11, 2010, Thursday

General Information

• ·        All firearm pistol calibers that are permitted on the range are allowed.

• ·        All holsters that meet USPSA or IDPA rules are valid.  First-time shooters may start from low ready, for one match only.

• ·        Targets are USPSA Classic paper and/or steel pepper poppers.

• ·        USPSA safety procedures will be used.

Season Results

For shooters to be eligible for a trophy, they must have entered 60% of the matches in the season.  Only the best 60% of the stage scores will be used to determine the season 

The number of trophies will depend on the number of shooters eligible for trophies in each class.

Scoring

Steel targets may be scored on hits, or must be knocked down, whichever is described in the stage Paper targets are scored by the zone hit, and caliber of the round.

Stage scores are determined by taking the shootershooterspoints to the total possible points on that stage), divided by the time from the start to end signals.

          score = 100 * (scored points / max possible points) / elapsed time

Pistol classes

OpenLimitedProductionSingle-stackActionAnyAnyNo SAOSAO/1911Optical sightsYesNoNoNoCompensators/ported barrelsYesNoNoNoMaximum rounds in magazinesNo limitNo limit1010 (8 Major)ScoringBy caliberBy caliberMinor or MouseBy caliber10.2/2009

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