So, Im glad youre back!
I know, its been a long road, and you have been itching to get into shooting competition.
Lets just make a quick basic checklist to confirm youve got everything you need for your first intro class.
Heres what I recommend:
You likely already own items one through five.
I have faith that youve chosen wisely.
The good news is, I dont have to.
These ambassadors organize beginner competition courses and matches to help get new fish into the pond.
This is both a common and valid question.
Skydiving companies dont let you rent a parachute and jump out of a plane all by yourself.
First you have instruction, and then you jump tandem.
Learning the procedures, rules and safety expectations up front will only enhance the enjoyment of your competition journey.
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Matches are successful due to lots of hard-working volunteersandstringent safety rules.
Do you know all of the range commands and what each command specifically means?
Do you know where the shooting sports expect your trigger finger to be when you arenotshooting a target?
What if you trip and drop your gun?
Do you know what you should do?
Or what happens if you have a major malfunction during a course of fire?
Most importantly, what to do when itsyourturn to shoot.
