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November 27, 2009, 01:08:34 PM »
It has been many years past and the club where I once shot silhouttes doesn't run matches anymore. I would like to get back into knocking down steel. Does any know any clubs in New England?
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November 28, 2009, 04:25:31 AM »
I would suggest e-mailing Lorene Thompson at IHMSA HQ. Her e-mail is headquarters at ihmsa.org. Remove spaces & insert @. She would know where active clubs are in NE.
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Thanx for the info. I haven't tried IHMSA yet. Is there anything better to it then the NRA Silhouettes? I have been shooting lots of IDPA the past few years and just want to go make steel fall..
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The basic differences are that the NRA allows 12" Production barrels while IHMSA remains at 10 3/4". The small bore & field (hunter) pistol chickens are half scale & at 40 yards/meters for the NRA while IHMSA is 3/8 scale & at 25 yards/meters. There are some differences in allowed sights (IHMSA allows peep on peep while NRA is peep & post) & weights also.
If you e-mail Lorene ask her to mail you a rule book.
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A couple years ago,there was 3 or 4 clubs in NH. If you are a member of NRA,sign up for "Shooting Sports" and get it email and it will have the schedule.
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