My dad shot ihmsa from the late 80s up until his death in '06 I was wanting to get into competing because of him. I inherited 2 of his oldest T/C contenders.
1: how do I go about joining/ finding the closest place to shoot
2 i was wanting to get a new barrel for my dad's TC but don't wanna mess with it as it's a 1 of 1 from the '89 E.T. Gates memorial, my other tc would need significantly more upgrades besides just a barrel.
Any thoughts and advice would be greatly appreciated.
Advice needed for newbie
- wheelgun7360
- Target Painter
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Re: Advice needed for newbie
You need to look at the match schedule and find out where matches are located. Should be a contact phone # on the schedule. Call the match director and I am sure he will point you in the right direction or give me a call and I will help you out! Allen 601-624-2868
- aggshooter
- IHMSA VP
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Re: Advice needed for newbie
Welcome to IHMSA.
There have been some rule and discipline changes since your dad shot. We can put you in touch with ranges in your region, what state do you live in? Attending a match is often the best way to get updated with what is current. Or give me a call, we'll get you in touch with someone.
Rich
812-201-2285
There have been some rule and discipline changes since your dad shot. We can put you in touch with ranges in your region, what state do you live in? Attending a match is often the best way to get updated with what is current. Or give me a call, we'll get you in touch with someone.
Rich
812-201-2285
Rich Hawkins
#29087
IHMSA VP
"Go ahead and shoot. The bullet has to go somewhere."
George Hawkins 1917-2000
#29087
IHMSA VP
"Go ahead and shoot. The bullet has to go somewhere."
George Hawkins 1917-2000