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IPSC Black Badge - 2023 (#1)

  • 22 Apr 2023
  • 08:00
  • 23 Apr 2023
  • 17:00
  • Lease
  • 6

Registration

  • Full 2 Day Black Badge Course.
  • Black Badge Recertification for shooters requiring this to reactivate their Black Badge.

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**Please note: until you have submitted payment for the course, your slot is not reserved. Payment is required to hold your slot.**

Course Information
The Black Badge is a two day in-depth training course in the safe competitive shooting techniques required not only to compete at IPSC events, but to deliver the confidence and expertise to use handguns in the safest possible manner.

It is a mandatory course required to shoot IPSC matches in Canada. IPSC is a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of Accuracy, Speed, and Power are balanced in a unique scoring system. It requires competitors to shoot fast and accurately, often shooting on the move and developing techniques and styles to shave off fractions of a second between shots, during reloads and drawing from the holster.

Payment Options

  • Credit Card (through the "Register" button on this page).
  • e-Transfer (send to "payments@kgac.ca" - when registering through the website, choose "Invoice Me" rather than "Pay Online").
  • Cash or Cheque (payable to KGAC).

Duration (must attend both days):

  • Saturday: 22 APR 2023 - KGAC Lease, 0800L - 1700L. Open book exam.
  • Sunday: 23 APR 2023 - KGAC Lease, 0800L - 1700L.
What to bring:
  • Lunch, Snacks and Water on Saturday and Sunday.
  • Equipment:
    • 9mm or larger caliber handgun (usually 9mm Para, .357 Sig, 38 Super, .40 S&W, 45 ACP, etcetera).
    • 5 to 6 magazines to fit the caliber and model of handgun.
    • Belt to accommodate the holster and spare magazine pouches.
    • Holster that is worn on the belt, no drop leg holsters allowed (Serpa style holsters are prohibited).
    • Spare magazine pouches, preferably open topped (no snaps) to carry the spare magazines.
    • 600 rounds ammunition (minimum) to get through both days of shooting
    • Eye and ear protection.
    • Good boots or track shoes for uneven terrain and/or wet conditions.
    • Hat to keep off sun and block spent brass from hitting you in the eye.
    • Water or other non-alcoholic beverages to last the day.
    • Lunch as we take lunch at the range so we can continue with the course.
    • Sunscreen.
    • Bug repellent.
    • Chair (to sit down between exercises, optional).
    • Brass bag to pick up brass (optional, but picking brass is mandatory per KGAC rules).


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