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2nd Level III Match In The Capital of Malaysia

Match Details Match Name:	IGP Tan Sri Musa Bin Hj Hassan Trophy
Level:	III
Region:	Malaysia
City:	Cheras, Kuala Lumpur
Club:	IPSC Malaysia
Match Date:	2007-05-03 (3 days)
Discipline:	Handgun [Rules & Regulations]
Minimum Rounds:	250
Number of Stages:	15
Entry Fee (Local):	NA
Entry Fee (USD):	150 by 5/4/07 , after date 170
Registration Deadline:	2007-04-23

Asean IPSC Challege match .

For more details, click here and you will be directed to the invitational link. Thank you.

You could also download the registration and import permit form here.

IGP Tan Sri Musa Bin Hj Hassan Trophy
Level III Match

25th CAPRA Annivesary Shoot ( CEBU )

2nd Leg Of The Asean League ......

Match Details Match Name:	25th CPRA Anniversary Shoot
Level:	III ( Pending )
Region:	Philippines
City:	Lapu Lapu, Cebu
Club:	CPRA
Match Date:	2006-10-09 (6 days)
Discipline:	Handgun
Minimum Rounds:	381
Number of Stages:	24
Entry Fee (Local):	Php 2,000
Entry Fee (USD):	150
Registration Deadline:	2006-09-01

For further details , please contact your Area Directors.

Thai National Championship XVI

Traditionally an annual event of Thailand. It is also the final leg of "ASEAN LEAGUE".

Match Details Match Name:	Thai National Championship XVI
Level:	III ( Pending )
Region:	Thailand
City:	Pattaya, Cholburi Province
Club:	THPSA
Match Date:	2006-12-01 (2 days)
Discipline:	Handgun
Minimum Rounds:	299
Number of Stages:	18
Entry Fee (Local):	5500
Entry Fee (USD):	150
Registration Deadline:	2006-10-30

Visit Thailand Practical Shooting Association for more details.

Starting IPSC shooting

Start Practical Shooting Safely

This section covers the safety rules, skills, equipment, and techniques you must know to become a safe Practical Shooter.

1 The Four Laws of Gun Control

If you learn nothing else from Practical Shooting, learn the four laws that are the foundation of all safe gun handling. Remember that - Someday you will have an Accidental Discharge (AD)! The only questions are when, where, and how. If you are obeying the Four Laws of Gun Control when it happens, it will be scary. IF YOU'RE NOT, IT COULD BE TRAGIC!

THE 1st LAW - THE GUN IS ALWAYS LOADED!

So EVERY TIME you pick up or draw a gun, inspect it in a safe manner (control your muzzle) and always treat it as a loaded gun,don't assume.

THE 2nd LAW - NEVER POINT THE GUN AT SOMETHING YOU ARE NOT PREPARED TO DESTROY!

The only safe way to operate is to assume the Worst Case Scenario: Pretend that your "empty" gun is loaded and that it's going to function perfectly. When you press the trigger it will FIRE! Since you are prepared for that, you only point the gun in a Safe Direction. This way, when Brainfade does result in an AD, it will be into a safe impact area and there won't be a tragedy.

What Is NROI?

Range Officers form the support and infrastructure of practical shooting, and for this reason, we have the International Range Officers Association (IROA) and the various National Range Officer Institutes (NROI). They were designed to establish a structure for the creation, accreditation, recognition, and maintenance of match officials. Following the goals of the Range Officer Creed, these organizations will ensure that IPSC Range Officers are the best trained, the best qualified, and the best prepared, to a same world-wide standard.

There exists a direct relationship between the quality of the officiating, and the quality of the competition. And because of this, officials around the world can be proud of becoming Range Officers. They can enjoy the camaraderie of their fellow officials, and be proud to be a part of the fraternity of IPSC Officials.