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having made it through the Columbia Cascade safety manual and quiz and getting through the live fire orientation, I took the plunge and shot the USPSA match at Dundee on Saturday. Big shoutout to my squad who were very patient and helpful to the noob. I think some of the youngsters there were amused to find a beginner the same age as their parents. I'll definitely be going back. Lots of room for improvement so I have a list of skills to work on.
 
Smooth is fast. Work on those non-live fire things, over and over
- draw
- reloads
- more reloads - on the move, while sitting etc

Practice those football drills: start, stop, change direction - leaning out around cover - etc.

Shooting practice: accuracy.

And ask the more experienced shooters, with similar equipment - how they will run the stage and why.

Above all - Have fun!
 
definattley watch the other shooters when they run a stage,to learn what shortcuts are allowed in a particular situation. competition shooting is a hoot no matter what your skill level.
 

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