Stage 1: Home Defense II

Stage 1: Home Defense II

Designer: Mark Woerner

Location: Bay 1

Scoring: Vickers (18)

Setup: 9 IDPA target, a two-window façade, 9 stands. 18 uprights, 2 walls

Directions: Gun loaded to IDPA, standing on position A, hands relaxed at sides. On signal shoot T1-T3 with two rounds while retreating to cover, then using cover at positions B & C engage the remaining targets with 2 rounds each.

S.O. Warn shooters about trip hazard while approaching the door and muzzle direction while changing positions and performing reloads.

Stage 2: June Standards

Designer: George Kelbeller

Location: Bay 1

Scoring: Limited Vickers (16)

Setup: 4 IDPA targets, 4 stands, 8 uprights. Targets 7 yards from line.

Directions: Gun loaded to IDPA, holstered, hands naturally at sides.

String 1: On signal engage the heads only on T1-T4 with two rounds each.

S.O. tape any holes in the target below the head before continuing.

String 2: On signal engage T1-T4 with two rounds freestyle in the body only, then two rounds on T1-T4 strong hand only in the body only (head shots on this string are considered misses). Shooter may choose to shoot strong hand, then freestyle.

S.O. If there are extra shots on the target’s body score only the lowest four hits on the target.

Stage 3: Looters on the Streets

Designer: Jesse Luna

Location: Bay 2

Scoring: Vickers (14)

Setup: 4 IDPA targets, 1 turner, 2 poppers, 3 stands, 8 uprights

Directions: Load gun to IDPA, holstered, facing center of barricade, hands at sides. On signal engage the three targets on the right hand side of the barricade, then the three targets on the left hand side of the barricade. Steel must fall and paper targets need 3 hits. Shooter may choose to shoot the left side targets first.

S.O. Shooter may not incur a failure to neutralize penalty on the disappearing target. Any enlarged bullet holes in the turning targets (twice normal size) are considered misses. Shooting targets from the wrong side of the barricade is a procedural.

Stage 4: Seated Tactical Standards

Designer: HSC MD

Location: Bay 2

Scoring: Limited Vickers (12)

Setup: 3 IDPA target, 1 table, 1 IDPA box, 1 chair.

Directions: Gun loaded to IDPA, and placed in the IDPA box, Shooter seated in chair, with back against chair.

String 1: On signal engage the targets with two rounds each in tactical sequence

String 2: On signal engage the targets with two rounds each in tactical priority

S.O.

Stage 5: Time for a Trim

You have made your bi-weekly trip for a trim. Just as you are seated in the barber chair looking out the window when you observe six longhaired retro types grabbling two patrons before invading the shop. They have come well armed and their intentions have nothing to do with a badly needed haircut.

Designer: HSC MD

Location: Bay 4

Scoring: Vickers (12)

Setup: 6 IDPA targets, 2 non-threats,

Directions: Your gun is loaded to IDPA, and you are seated on the Barber Chair, with barber smock over your regular cover garment. On signal engage the targets with 1 round each while seated, and then move to cover and reengage with 1 or more rounds. All reloads must be behind cover. All shots from cover must be in tactical priority. Shooter may engage the targets from the barber chair in any order.

S.O. load the shooter before they are seated on the chair, then after seated the shooter puts their hands on their lap, then the smock is draped over the shooter by the SO and cannot be touched till the starting signal is given. Moving hands prior to the start signal is also a procedural.

Stage 6: Bar Brawl in Brooksville

Designer: Richard Appelton

Location: Bay 4

Scoring: Vickers (14)

Setup: 7 IDPA targets, knife, shotgun, table, bar, steel with attached target frame.

Directions: handgun with magazine, inserted but no round in the chamber placed on the lower shelf of table C. Shotgun in the middle of the bar (position B), loaded with 1 round and facing toward the west. Shooter starts at position A facing T1 with knife in hand. On signal the shooter stabs T1, picks up the shotgun and shoots PP1, then moves to the end of the bar with the empty shotgun (muzzle up or downrange), puts the shotgun down on the table, recovers their gun from under the table and using cover engages T2-T7 with two rounds each.

S.O. Safety officer loads the shotgun before the shooter goes down range. Safety will be off, muzzle pointed away from the shooter and SO. S.O. should position themselves so they are not trapped between the shooter and table C during the start of the stage.

HSC – June 19, 2010 IDPA Match – updated 6/18/10