So much for any "need" to fire at ranges greater than the 700 yds offered by a 24" 223 sniper rifle, using VLD match bullets. Your only concerns are if they have the belt feds, grenade launchers, mortars, and coordinated discipline,radios, etc, to outflank you, call in help, etc. That wont be the case if shtf, and by far most of the populace of the US is JUST as ignorant about guns, and many of them "think" that an AK is THE way to go. It's SO reliable, you know. It will ALWAYS fire, until u run out of ammo, TRYING to hit a head that's bobbing around cover,or a dodging torso, at 300m. 
While you are goofing off TRYING, he will be 400m away, too.
Class B was as high as I ever got as well, but I only shot duty-style guns. No comps, no beveled mag wells, etc. And the last time I shot ipsc was in 1991 or 92, so it's a moot point regardless.
you really have zero combat experience against people with AKs that want to kill you. Your fantasy world and reality are very far apart.with AK'S, cause they "think' that the harder they yank on the trigger, the more they "hump" their shoulders into the butt, the faster the bullet goes.
By the mid '90's, "Practical" & IPSC should never have been used in the same sentence. It was not conducive to new shooters.Class B was as high as I ever got as well, but I only shot duty-style guns. No comps, no beveled mag wells, etc. And the last time I shot ipsc was in 1991 or 92, so it's a moot point regardless.
Most of the trophies I have have 1980's dates on them, which makes a person feel old at times. But that's okay - when I was 25 or so I hated the idea of getting old. When I was 55 or so, I realized that I hated the idea of NOT getting old.
