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Section 1 Course Design
1.1 General Principles
1.1.1 Safety
1.1.2 Quality
1.1.3 Balance
1.1.4 Diversity
1.1.5 Freestyle
1.1.6 Difficulty
1.2 Types of Courses
1.2.1 Principal Courses of Fire
1.2.1.1 "Short Courses"
1.2.1.2 "Medium Courses"
1.2.1.3 "Field Courses"
1.2.2 Supplementary Courses
1.2.2.1 "Standard Exercises"
1.2.2.2 "Shoot-Off"
1.3 IPSC Sanctioning
2.1 General Regulations
2.1.1 Physical Construction
3.1 General Regulations
3.1.1 Published Courses of Fire
3.1.2 Non-Published Course of Fire
3.2 Written Stage Briefings
3.3 Local, Regional and National Rules
4.1 Targets - General Principles
4.2 IPSC Approved Targets - Paper
4.3 IPSC Approved Targets - Metal
4.4 Rearrangement Of Range Equipment Or Surface
4.5 Range Equipment Failure and other issues
4.5.1.1 Altered target position
5.1 Handguns & Equipment
5.2 Handguns
5.3 Holsters and other competitor equipment
5.3.7 "Duty Rigs"
5.4 Eye and Ear Protection
5.5 Ammunition and related equipment
5.6 Chronograph and Power Factors
5.6.2 Power Ratings
5.6.4 Chronograph
5.6.6 Chronograph Procedure
5.7 Malfunctions - Competitor's Equipment
7.1 Match Officials
7.1.1 Range Officer
7.1.2 Chief Range Officer
7.1.3 Stats Officer
7.1.4 Range Master
7.1.5 Match Director 20
7.2 Discipline of Match Officials
8.1 Handgun Ready Conditions
8.1.1 Revolvers
8.1.2 Self-loading Pistols: "Single action"
8.1.2.1 "Double action" & "Safe action"
8.1.2.2 "Selective action"
8.2 Ready Position 21
8.3 Range Communications
8.3.1 "Range Is Hot"
8.3.3 "Are You Ready?"
8.3.4 "Standby"
8.3.5 "Start Signal"
8.3.6 "Stop"
8.3.7 "If You Are Finished, Unload And Show Clear"
8.3.8 "Gun Clear, Hammer Down, Holster"
8.3.8.1 Revolvers
8.3.8.2 Self-loaders
8.3.9 "Range Is Clear"
8.4 Reloading
8.4.1 "Reloading"
8.5 Movement
8.6 Assistance or Interference
9.1 General Regulations 23
9.1.1 Approaching Targets 23
9.1.2 Touching Targets 23
9.1.3 Prematurely Patched Targets
9.1.4 Un-restored Targets
9.1.5 Impenetrable
9.2 Scoring Methods
9.2.2.1 "Virginia Count"
US9.2.2.1 "Virginia Count"
9.2.2.2 "Comstock"
US9.2.2.4 "Fixed Time"
9.3 Scoring Ties
9.4 Scoring and Penalty Values
9.5 Scoring Policy
9.6 Score Verification and Challenge
9.7 Score Sheets
9.8 Scoring Responsibility
9.9 Scoring of Moving Targets
9.10 Official Time
10.1 Procedural Penalties
10.2 Match Disqualification - General Regulations
10.3 Match Disqualification for Safety Infractions
10.3.1 Accidental Discharge
10.3.2 Unsafe Gun Handling
10.4 Match Disqualification - Unsportsmanlike Conduct
10.5 Match Disqualification - Prohibited Substances
US10.5 Match Disqualification - Prohibited Substances
11.1 General Principles
11.1.1 Administration
11.1.2 Access
11.1.3 Appeals
11.1.4 Appeal to Committee
11.1.5 Retain Evidence
11.1.6 Preparing the Protest
11.1.7 Match Official's Duty
11.1.8 Range Master or Match Director's Duty
11.2 Composition of Committee
11.2.1 Arbitration Committee
11.3 Time Limits & Sequences
11.3.1 Time Limit for Arbitration Request
11.3.2 Decision Time Limit
11.4 Fees
11.4.1 Protest Fee
11.4.2 Protest Fees
11.5 Rules of Procedure
11.5.1 Committee's Duty and Procedure
11.5.2 Submissions
11.5.3 Hearing 33
11.5.4 Witnesses
11.5.5 Questions
11.5.6 Opinions
11.5.7 View Area
11.5.8 Undue Influence
11.5.9 Deliberation
11.6 Verdict and Subsequent Action
11.6.1 Committee Decision
11.6.2 Implement Decision
11.6.3 Decision is Final
11.6.4 Minutes
11.7 Third Party Protests
11.8 Interpretation of Rules
11.9 Miscellaneous Matters
Appendix A IPSC Match Levels
Appendix B Target Presentation
Appendix C IPSC Poppers
Appendix D IPSC Plates
Appendix E Divisions
Appendix F "J" Ladder
Appendix G Recognized Divisions and Categories
Appendix H IPSC Targets
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