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4 Rules of Gun Safety |
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| The 1st Law of Gun
Safety - The Gun Is Always Loaded! |
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| The 2nd Law of Gun
Safety - Never Point A Gun At Something You're Not Prepared To Destroy! |
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| The 3rd Law of Gun
Safety - Always Be Sure Of Your Target And What Is Behind It! |
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| The 4th Law of Gun
Safety - Keep Your Finger Off The Trigger Until Your Sights Are On The
Target! |
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Sponsored by
Fulton County
Sportsmen Club |
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Welcome to the Northwest Ohio Action Shooters Website |
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The Northwest Ohio Action Shooters is an IDPA affiliated shooting
club that promotes the sport of simulating self-defense scenarios
and real life encounters.
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One of the unique facets of this sport is that it is geared toward the
new or average shooter, yet is fun, challenging and rewarding for the
experienced shooter. The founders developed the sport so that practical
gear and practical guns may be used competitively. An interested person
can spend a minimal amount on equipment and still be competitive.
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The main goal is to test the skill and ability of the individual, not
equipment or gamesmanship. “Competition only” equipment is not permitted
in this sport.
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The firearms are grouped into five (5) divisions: 1) Custom Defensive
Pistol (.45ACP semi-automatics only); 2) Enhanced Service Pistol (9mm
(9x19) or larger caliber semi-automatics); 3) Stock Service Pistol (9mm
(9x19) or larger caliber double action, double action only, or safe action
semi-automatics); 4) Enhanced Service Revolver (.38 caliber or larger
double action revolvers); and 5) Stock Service Revolver (.38 caliber or
larger double action revolvers). See Appendix One – Equipment for
delineations in the revolver divisions. Shooters are then classed by
like-skill levels with progression from Novice (NV); to Marksman (MM); to
Sharpshooter (SS); to Expert (EX); and, finally, to Master (MA).
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Membership Information |
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Our organization does not require any type of
membership. We encourage individuals to participate in our
events without feeling like they must make a commitment.
However, for safety concerns, we recommend that you become a member
of the IDPA if you feel that you would like to continue shooting
with the organization. All matches follow IDPA rules and
regulations. If you'd like to become an official IDPA member,
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Here" to be directed to the membership area. |
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Organization Information |
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Interested in knowing the rules & regulations governing IDPA
matches, download the
Official IDPA Rules & Regulations |
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Want to see what it is all about? Check out our
videos and
photos to learn more! |
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Take a look at our last match results!
Click Here |
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| 2009 IDPA Match
Schedule |
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Sunday, April 19th |
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Sunday, May 17th |
| Sunday, June 21st |
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Sunday, July 19th |
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Sunday, Aug 16th |
| Sunday, Sept 20th |
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Sunday, Oct 18th |
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| Event Times |
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Saturday (Day before Match) |
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Setup: 10:30 am |
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Sunday (Day of Match) |
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Registration: 8:45-9:45 am |
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Safety Officer Meeting: 9:45 am |
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Shooter's Meeting: 9:50 am |
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Competition Begins: 10:00 am |
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Entry Fee Schedule |
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Regular Entry: $15.00 |
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1st Time Shooter: $10.00 |
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Junior Shooter (12-16): $10.00 |
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Setup Crew (All Invited) $5.00 |
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