Like? You mean like what does that mean?
Yea, why are you interested in IDPA?
Early on I also stated, "Go back to the national page and find a club near you and they will walk you through."
Each club now has an indoc program to help you understand what when and how we operate IDPA.
I don't understand why someone hasn't the time to do just a little reading and use their comprehension skills but has the time to ask me to spell it all out for them and I wonder, are they ever even coming back to read it?
Being a SO in IDPA I do enjoy the sport until I have to argue with those that don't seem to know or, want to argue every single call (& I don't usually make that many).
A tidbit of IDPA (found on the forum)
What are the goals of IDPA?
1: Promote safe and proficient use of guns and equipment suitable for self-defense use.
2: Provide a level playing field for all competitors to test the skill and ability of the individual, not their equipment or gamesmanship.
3: Provide separate divisions for equipment and classifications for shooters, such that guns with similar characteristics are grouped together and people with similar skills compete only against each other.
4: Provide shooters with practical and realistic courses of fire that simulate a potentially life-threatening encounter or that tests skills that would be required to survive a life-threatening encounter.
5: Offer a practical shooting sport that is responsive to the shooters and sponsors, with unprecedented stability of equipment rules.
6: Offer a practical shooting sport that allows the competitors to concentrate on the development of their shooting skills and fellowship with other likeminded shooters.