[84 C4]

I have a remington 597, would this be suitable for an entry level shooting competition? I'm not looking to do anything fancy, just to compete to see what it's like.

 

[Clint Boyer]

I'd think it would depend on the type of competition you have available to you.

I'm planning on setting up a family style shooting and competition group. Many of us at work have similar interests in shooting. Our community is pretty tight knit and we should be able to make it fun for all.

 

[andy]

sure, provided several shooters can

agree upon ranges, target sizes, time limits, firing positions, why not? All the "accepted", "standard" matches were once just one guy's idea, you know. Same as was basketball, 4 bases on a baseball field, the rearward "lateral" thow in football, etc.

 

[bucfan]

Hey tard, didn't your mommy and daddy teach you to keep your mouth shut when grown ups are talking?
Nick:bawling:

 

[andy]

[bleep] u, punk. Any time u'd like to TRY

shutting me up, Durango CO is where you can meet me.

 

[bucfan]

How many times have you seen Dirty Harry? I can answer that question.....50 to many times!
Nick

 

[84 C4]

I guess what I want to know is...

Which organisation should I contact for more information if I am interested in doing competetive rifle shooting (low power). And possibly shotgun, as well. I know the IPSC does rifle and shotgun competitions, but those are mostly held abroad and not in the US.