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Rules Insights

It’s a Start…

July 14, 2019 by Kevin Imel

Lots of things we do in life require ongoing training to stay up-to-date with the latest tools, techniques, laws, etc. Everyone from folks in the medical field to auto mechanics to pilots and on and on all have to undergo some form of on-going training to receive updates to remain current. Part of that on-going training means staying up-to-date on our own while, often, another part is more formally scheduled as a refresher.

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Filed Under: RO Best Practices, Rules Insights

Where can PCC casing/uncasing occur?

July 8, 2019 by Jodi Humann

There is still some confusion about PCC casing and uncasing in relation to where and when it can be done and what can/cannot be done in designated PCC casing/uncasing areas.

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Filed Under: Rules Insights Tagged With: casing/uncasing, PCC

Does chrono need a WSB?

June 28, 2019 by Jodi Humann

One of the things that is often overlooked when matches run a chronograph stage is the Written Stage Briefing. Chrono is just like any other stage. There is a procedure that needs to be followed and competitors need to be informed as to what that procedure is.

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Filed Under: Match Directors, Rules Insights Tagged With: chrono

Jammin’

June 26, 2019 by Troy McManus

As a Range Officer, you’ll be faced with situations where the competitor’s gun appears to be hopelessly jammed: double feeds, stuck cases, backward bullets, failure to extract, etc. In any case where a competitor has a malfunction, by rule, they have two minutes to correct the problem.

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Filed Under: Rules Insights

Rule 5.1.5, Trigger Shoes and You

May 31, 2019 by Troy McManus

At the recently completed JP Midwest PCC Championship, one Accidental Discharge occurred, attributable to a trigger shoe wider than the trigger guard. The trigger was pressed when the competitor also pressed the magazine release button, causing the gun to fire.

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Show me the ruling!

May 1, 2019 by Jodi Humann

I will admit, it sometimes is hard to keep all the different division equipment rules straight, we do have eight divisions now. But fortunately, we have a rulebook that outlines the requirements for each one in Appendix D. Yeah, some of the divisions use a single page and others span numerous pages, but all the information is there…you just have to look.

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