Divisions:
OEPN: Optical sights, compensators, magazine max length 170mm, speed
     holsters, 9mm minimum caliber:  Major/Minor power factor.  See USPSA
     equipment rules for OPEN.
LIMITED: Iron sights only, no comps, magazine max length 140mm, speed
     holsters, 9mm minimum caliber (.40 for major): Major/Minor power factor
     See USPSA equipment rules for LIMITED.
PRODUCTION: Stock double action/safe action guns. 10 rounds per mag.
     Standard belt/carry holsters, 9mm minimum caliber Minor power factor
     only.  See IDPA equipment rules for STOCK SERVICE PISTOL.
SINGLE STACK: 1911 style single action pistols.  Iron sights, no comps.
     8 rounds max per mag.  Some custom modifications allowed.  Standard
     belt/carry holsters .45 minimum caliber.  Major power factor only.  
     See IDPA equipment rules for CUSTOM DEFENSIVE PISTOL
REVOLVER: Double action revolvers only, 6 shots between reloads, speed loaders
     or moon-clips allowed, speed holsters allowed.  9mm minimum caliber.
     Major/minor power factor.  See USPSA rules for REVOLVER

You can have as many magazines on your belt as you can carry - no limit.  All
stages start from the holster unless otherwise specified.


Stages:  Each stage is worth a maximum of 100 match points
USPSA stage: USPSA rules for safety, scoring and range procedures.
IDPA stage: IDPA rules for safety, scoring and range procedures (including
     a max of 10 rounds per mag - all divisions)
Steel Challenge stage: USPSA rules for safety.  SCSA scoring - best 4 of 5 runs.
Falling Steel plate: USPSA rules for safety.  Scoring is based on time - best
     4 of 5 runs.  5 second penalty for each missed plate.
PPC Stage: USPSA rules for Safety.  Specified course limited by time - score
     will be based off actual target score.
(Note: Stages are subject to modifications as needed)


Overall Match Scoring:
Each stage will be scored individually as described above.  On each stage,
for each division, the best score will win all 100 stage points.  All other
competitors will receive a percentage of stage points based on their score
as compared to the stage winner.  The competitor with the most points wins,
per division.

Team option:
A team consists of three competitors.  For each stage, regardless of division,
the team member who had the most individual stage points will have the same
amount of stage points count to the team's score.  For example, team members
A, B and C score 75, 65, and 55 points respectively, each shooting in a
different division.  Team member A would count and the team would earn 75
point for the stage.  Here's the catch: each team member must have at least
one stage for the team.  So each team will be responsible for selecting their
stage scores.


These 'rules' will be updated from time to time as questions come in and are
answered.


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