Match info

 
     
  How to compete?

There are four ways to compete,

  • 1. with a slot for the Main Match
  • 2. as an IROA official or as a GROI member in the pre-match
  • 3. as an R.D. in the pre-match
  • 4. as a sponsor in the pre-match (2 slots maximum)

All entries (1.-4) will be scored together in the match results. The Pre-Match is the same match as the Main Match. The 24 stages are just being shot in three days (from August 16th) instead of in four days.

  • 1. With a slot for the main match

    We have increased the number of slots in the main match from 400 to 500. 50 of those 500 slots are reserved for Non-European entries. 450 slots are distributed among the European IPSC regions according to numbers of their IPSC memberships currently registered and duely paid. All European regions have already been informed of their respective number of slots for the main match. For each IPSC region - be it European or Non-European - all slots will be solely distributed to individuals by the Regional Director of that region.

  • 2. As an IROA official or as a GROI member in the pre-match

    All IROA members who will be nominated by IROA to work in the main match get a slot to shoot the pre-match free of charge. The same is true for all working members of the German Range Officers Institute. They will be nominated by the board of GROI.

  • 3. As an R.D. in the Pre-Match

    All R.D.s get free slots for the Pre-Match.

  • 4. As a sponsor in the pre-match

    Sponsors get up to three free slots for the Pre-Match depending on their sponsorship.

Entry fee for the match is DEM 400 / US$ 200. The fee is based on a DEM base and may vary with changing $/DEM exchange rate.

Registration: Helmut Glaser
registration@ipsc-euro.de

Registration deadline is April 30, 2001


The Main Match

The IPSC Main Match consists of 24 stages which will be shot from August 20th to 24th. . Each competitor will shoot 6 stages per day with one day off. All Main Match Competitors who will attend the IPSC World Assembly on Wednesday 22th will be squadded with Wednesday as their match day off.
The minimum number of rounds is 400. All types of ammunition will be available on the range. Note: German firearms law forbids the use of any type of hollow-point ammunition. Possession alone is a serious offence on German territory! If in doubt, please, contact the organisers.

The Pre-Match
The Pre-Match is entirely the same as the Main Match, but will be shot in three days only (Thursday 16th, Friday 17th and Saturday 18th - eight stages per day). All results of the Pre-Match will be entered in the official match results. Only R.D.s and organisers shooting the Pre-Match may also be members of a National Team. All other national team members must shoot the Main Match.

Squadding:
All squadding of nationals teams will be done by IPSC/IROA

National Teams:

The following teams will be recognised:

  • Junior teams (if 3 teams compete)
  • Women teams (if 4 teams compete)
  • Senior teams (if 4 teams compete)
  • Super Senior teams (if 4 teams compete)
  • Men teams (if 5 teams compete)

As an information, Germany plans to nominate the following teams: Open, Standard, Modified, Production, Revolver Standard, Juniors Open, Ladies Open, Seniors Open, Seniors Standard.