GSSF Indoor League in NoVA

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Olivers_AR

Discussion Starter · Jun 10, 2009 (Edited)

Just got a notice that there is going to be an Indoor league in Northern VA. Question, if your already a GSSF member, is there additional paperwork that you need to fill out ahead of time for registration? I didn't see any mention of a fee for the indoor league, other then if you weren't a member of GSSF.

Thanks!

As a side note, the card said 10:00am to 10:00am for match time.

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ron59

· #2 · Jun 10, 2009

No additional paperwork. Those are typically smaller turnouts than the regular outdoor matches. I just shot my first one (first match of 3), and they didn't even do pre-registration. I think they had a total of 25 people shoot the match, and that was spread over several hours. I got there, filled out my paperwork, and was shooting within 15 minutes. It's one course of fire, so didn't take long either. Shot a 487. (Perfect is 500)

My suggestion... try to get some NRA D1 tombstone targets, and practice with them at the 15-20 yard distances. The center ring isn't very distinguishable, I need to practice hitting COM on that kind of target. I typically practice shooting a 7" black circle on a white background, and can usually hit close to 100% of my shots at 15 yards. I missed several at the 15 yard distance with the GSSF target.

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glockess56

· #3 · Jun 10, 2009

All you do at the Indoor match is fill out a release form and you get a form for each run you choose to shoot. Tipically, it's $15.00 for the first run, then it is $11.00 for each run after that one. Now, this could vary, but I think this is pretty standard. Find out which course the range is using, as now there are more than one as was the practice in the past. As Ron suggested, get some D1 targets and practice, practice, practice. I put them at the length of the course of fire that I will be shooting in the match. Remember, to have fun, fun, and more fun. These are different from the outdoor matches, but they are fun never the less. Anytime I can shoot it is fun and shooting Glocks is even more fun. And, by the way, for others who might ask, you can join GSSF at the indoor match and compete in it the same day. You must shoot two out of the three months (matches) offered to qualify for prizes. You will have first, second and third prizes in Classes, A, B and C, using the Lewis system. And, there will be a drawing for Glock the last month. Now, I'm getting fired up to shoot one and my area ones don't start until June 20th and I have one at my range on June 27th! Good luck and score high!

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Olivers_AR

Discussion Starter · #4 · Jun 10, 2009

Thank everyone for the response! I shot at Waldorf, so need to practice more. I didn't see any restriction on stock vs competition weapons, so is it OK to run a G34 vs a G17 etc.?

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ron59

· #5 · Jun 11, 2009

Olivers_AR said:
Thank everyone for the response! I shot at Waldorf, so need to practice more. I didn't see any restriction on stock vs competition weapons, so is it OK to run a G34 vs a G17 etc.?

I don't see where it states it on the GSSF site, but there are two divisions:

1) Stock
2) Open (probably have this name wrong, maybe it's Unlimited - but basically anything that has a non-Glock part installed)

I think they use the same rules for the STOCK category as does the outdoor GSSF matches, you can find that in the rule book (no modified grip, only Glock parts, etc.)

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saminksiii

· #6 · Jun 11, 2009

Olivers, where is the shoot? Other information? I must have missed the notice. Thanks

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Olivers_AR

Discussion Starter · #7 · Jun 11, 2009 (Edited)

Its at Blue Ridge Arsenal (BRA), Chantilly, VA on June 20th, July 18th, and Aug 22nd. Start time is 10:00.

If I read the other answer correctly, stock would include G34/35, and unlimited/open would be modded weapons.

saminksiii said:
Olivers, where is the shoot? Other information? I must have missed the notice. Thanks

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ron59

· #8 · Jun 12, 2009

Olivers_AR said:
If I read the other answer correctly, stock would include G34/35, and unlimited/open would be modded weapons.

Well... not exactly... the 34/35 doesn't fall into the "stock" category in the outside GSSF matches, even if there are NO changes made to it.

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jcrawford

· #9 · Jun 15, 2009 (Edited)

unfortunately there is no information whether or not you can use a 34/35 because it doesn't mention anything about classes for the shoot

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