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Choosing Your Equipment
Disclaimer - The following is for reference only. It is based on my opinion and is simply that my OPINION. As with any sport you can
start out as basic as you like or start out near the top when it comes to equipment. No matter what equipment you buy there will
always be differing opinions about it. What I'm offering here is a look into what I use, what most people use, and my opinions
behind it. In the end your choice is your choice, I can only hope that this information helps you make an educated decision as to
starting equipment for IPSC.
Shooting Equipment / Gear for IPSC is like buying a car. Lots of options and personal likes & dislikes. This is just a starting point
for you the new shooter.
Before you run out and buy a gun and equipment, you need to figure out where you would like to start out in IPSC. Follow this through and
by time your done you will have a good idea what you would like to buy.
I can't give you exact costs but where possible I can give you a ballpark figure to work with.
I'll try to show you "High End" and "Low End" products you can use to get started. There is nothing wrong starting out on the low end and
working your way up. That's how I started but then again I didn't have this page to help me out.
Division & Power Factor
To choose a firearm we need to know what Division you would like to shoot. Power Factor is then explained for that Division.
1] Choosing a Division
2] Power Factor Explained
Primary Equipment
1) Choosing a Gun Style - Trigger
2) Choosing a Gun Style - Mags
3] Choosing a Holster Rig
Choosing the Gun
1] Standard Division Guns
2] Production Division Guns
3] Revolver Division Guns
4] Modified Division Guns
3] Open Division Guns
Secondary Equipment
1) Accessories
2) Reloading / Ammo
3) Personal Safety Equipment
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