Airsoft IPSC

[as_styles]

Thanks for some of your comments. As for a restricted license, I have one so if I wanted to do the real steel IPSC I could. That's not the point.

As for the safer comment perhaps it should have more affordable. Regardless, I expected some negative comments for some.. fine just don't join. Anyhow, flame on if you wish. As I have recieved a lot of positive feedback already.

Alex

I'm not necesarily against the idea of shooting IPSC-style matches with Airsoft, I just took offence to the "safer alternative" comment. As a restricted PAL holder yourself, you should appreciate the ramifications of making this type of statement in a time when our guns are a hair's breadth from being outlawed.

[as_styles]

Originally Posted by MadMorbius

If you dont shoot IPSC or handguns at all for that matter, you have no business whatsoever making claims about the safety of the sport.



Anyone who actually shoots at a legitimate range knows this scenario is almost impossible given range-light rules and proving clear. A loaded gun is NEVER unattended, EVER.

Morbuis, I have retracted my statement about being safer.

But thank you for comments.

[Armyissue]

http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthr...138#post401138

[Dracheous]

Originally Posted by MadMorbius

Anyone who actually shoots at a legitimate range knows this scenario is almost impossible given range-light rules and proving clear. A loaded gun is NEVER unattended, EVER.

That was the intended point of that statement.

[loan]

The answer to your question seems to be here : http://www.airsoft-shooting.org/?lang=en
It's the same as IPSC+IDPA+PINSHOOTING+STEELCHALLENGE but with airsoft technology.
It's the beginning of this story but I exchanged some emails with the administrators and they seems to have a lot of good idea.

[mujahadeen]

Originally Posted by Endymion

After seeing a vid of Clarence Lai in action on Redwolf I have to admit that my interest has been piqued. Would this league cater to complete n00bs who know absolutely nothing about competition shooting, as well as to those who are experienced?

Alan.

I haven't seen the video in a while, and can't watch it right now at work but if I remember correctly, Clarence does 2-3 things during that mock match that would DQ him in a real IPSC match, including taking a practice sight picture with a loaded gun and excessive trigger finger on the trigger while not actively engaging targets.

Having taken the course and being BB Certified I believe Airsoft IPSC would only further soul Airsofters in the eyes of so called "real steel" owners...