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The USPSA Northeast Section is conducting a seminar that will be taught by some of the best shooters in our area. The seminar will focus on stage analysis and the thought process that goes into determining your most effective course of fire.
LOCATION: Harvard Sportsmen’s Club
DATE: Saturday, April 14, 2007
TIME: 9:00
FEE: There is no fee, but there is a required $30 deposit that will be returned to attendees who appear on Saturday morning.
LIMIT: There will be 3 groups of 10 shooters.
REGISTRATION: contact Dan Hurley at [email protected], first come first served.
USPSA membership required.
There will be 3 fairly complex stages that will include moving targets, activating steel targets, and props that must be picked-up and delivered during the course of fire. These stages will allow the instructors to explain their methods of evaluating targets while incorporating the stage requirements, and subsequently, determining their best shooting locations and the most efficient order of engagement. With a maximum of 10 shooters in each group, there should be ample time for the squad to discuss the results of various strategies and to take another run using what they’ve discussed. Attendees will gain another level of appreciation with respect to time, points, and the effects on hit-factor.
The seminar is geared toward stage analysis and is not intended to address basics such as grip, stance, trigger squeeze, re-loads, etc. This format may be modified during the day as determined by the instructor and the group, particularly with respect to the “Revolver” division.
There will be three USPSA divisions, “Open,” “Limited,” and “Revolver,” although the Limited group is currently full (pending receipt of deposits). If space is available, applicants, may “cross-register;” e.g. – a Limited shooter may apply for the Open group with the understanding that the group will be focused on using “dot guns” with 28-round magazines, but registration preference will be given to those using the appropriate tool.
THE INSTRUCTORS – We can’t say enough about these guys for giving their time to this effort:
OPEN Division: MATT JOE , USPSA Master Class shooter, 2nd Open 2006 VT AWARE Invitational, 4th Open 2006 Area 7 3-Gun Championship, 6th Open 2006 Area 7 Championship, 1st Open 2005 VT AWARE Invitational
LIMITED Division: SCOTT BOTELHO, USPSA Master Class shooter, 4th Tactical 2006 USPSA Area 7 3-Gun Championship, 5th Limited 2006 VT AWARE Invitational, 3rd Limited 2005 VT AWARE Invitational
REVOLVER Division: DAVE PARKER, USPSA Grand Master Class shooter, 1st Revolver 2006 VT AWARE Invitational
REVOLVER Division: JOHN SARDINA, USPSA Master Class shooter, 2006 USPSA Area 7 Revolver Champion, 2nd Revolver 2006 VT AWARE Invitational
LOCATION: Harvard Sportsmen’s Club
DATE: Saturday, April 14, 2007
TIME: 9:00
FEE: There is no fee, but there is a required $30 deposit that will be returned to attendees who appear on Saturday morning.
LIMIT: There will be 3 groups of 10 shooters.
REGISTRATION: contact Dan Hurley at [email protected], first come first served.
USPSA membership required.
There will be 3 fairly complex stages that will include moving targets, activating steel targets, and props that must be picked-up and delivered during the course of fire. These stages will allow the instructors to explain their methods of evaluating targets while incorporating the stage requirements, and subsequently, determining their best shooting locations and the most efficient order of engagement. With a maximum of 10 shooters in each group, there should be ample time for the squad to discuss the results of various strategies and to take another run using what they’ve discussed. Attendees will gain another level of appreciation with respect to time, points, and the effects on hit-factor.
The seminar is geared toward stage analysis and is not intended to address basics such as grip, stance, trigger squeeze, re-loads, etc. This format may be modified during the day as determined by the instructor and the group, particularly with respect to the “Revolver” division.
There will be three USPSA divisions, “Open,” “Limited,” and “Revolver,” although the Limited group is currently full (pending receipt of deposits). If space is available, applicants, may “cross-register;” e.g. – a Limited shooter may apply for the Open group with the understanding that the group will be focused on using “dot guns” with 28-round magazines, but registration preference will be given to those using the appropriate tool.
THE INSTRUCTORS – We can’t say enough about these guys for giving their time to this effort:
OPEN Division: MATT JOE , USPSA Master Class shooter, 2nd Open 2006 VT AWARE Invitational, 4th Open 2006 Area 7 3-Gun Championship, 6th Open 2006 Area 7 Championship, 1st Open 2005 VT AWARE Invitational
LIMITED Division: SCOTT BOTELHO, USPSA Master Class shooter, 4th Tactical 2006 USPSA Area 7 3-Gun Championship, 5th Limited 2006 VT AWARE Invitational, 3rd Limited 2005 VT AWARE Invitational
REVOLVER Division: DAVE PARKER, USPSA Grand Master Class shooter, 1st Revolver 2006 VT AWARE Invitational
REVOLVER Division: JOHN SARDINA, USPSA Master Class shooter, 2006 USPSA Area 7 Revolver Champion, 2nd Revolver 2006 VT AWARE Invitational