Hi all, I am a probationary member at old bridge and need one more sign off for participation. Can someone please explain to me what is involved for the indoor action shooting, what I need to bring, and any contact info. I assume its handgun only so I would be shooting my Glock 19, or should I bring a 45? Thanks so much.

Indoor action is pistol only.  Bring whatever pistol you are comfortable shooting.  Do you have any additional equipment (holster, mag pouches)?  You also will need a few magazines, some stages will definitely require reloads.

Typically we do 4 stages over the course of the night.  Show up early for the new shooter safety briefing.  These are USPSA style stages, but not as elaborate.  You will have stages where you shoot on the move, transitioning from one target to the next, some through ports or around "walls".  Indoor action is beginner friendly.

 

What events have you participated in already?

Can non-members of OB attend these events?

Besides a handgun you should bring at least 100 rounds. Don't think I've ever gone over that for the indoor. You also need at least 3 magazines. The other thing for indoor is that you can also use a 22 caliber pistol (unlike USPSA outdoor).

 

Yes i believe that non-members can attend, but need a member to enter with from what someone said at the last one.

Thank You, I've participated in the bullseye 900, I need one more sign off for participation by sept,and I'm leaving for 2 weeks on vacation soon I have to get this done

Hi all, I am a probationary member at old bridge and need one more sign off for participation. Can someone please explain to me what is involved for the indoor action shooting, what I need to bring, and any contact info. I assume its handgun only so I would be shooting my Glock 19, or should I bring a 45? Thanks so much.

 

Welcome to the club!  Round count is usually around 68-72 rounds for the 4 stages.  Folks can loan you an extra mag if you need it.  You will need to show-up early (around 6:30 as JVHeits mentioned).  You'll be required to show proper gun handling and mag changes at a "try-out", but just take it slow and easy and get your hits.  It's a lot of FUN and everyone there is helpful--especially the Team Gunslinger guys in the orange shirts!  Contact info is on the club's web site in the newsletter.  Just look for Discipline Chairs listing with emails and phone numbers.

 

Non-members are also welcome, and they just pay non-member rates.  Same safety check applies.  

 

Have fun and be SAFE!

 

Dave