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[Fabzz613]

hi there does anybody know if USPSA recognises IPSC grades.

I've been shooting IPSC internationally. and am gonna be starting USPSA soon and wanted to know if say my grades from production and classic/singlestack from IPSC could get recognised in the same divisions in USPSA.

thanks

[diehli]

It's unlikely given the differences in equipment between the IPSC and USPSA Divisions. You'll likely be U until you get enough Classifiers under your belt.

A cursory glance at the USPSA Rulebook doesn't show anything is done with IPSC classification. Only thing where IPSC membership comes in to play is if you're not a USPSA member and want to shoot a Level II or above match, you're allowed to without joining USPSA as long as you're a member of your region's IPSC.

I just found this on pg. iii, which is irrelevant to you, since it appears that you're just starting USPSA:

You may also participate in the classification system if you are a USPSA member living outside the United States by forming, or shooting with one of our foreign affiliate clubs. Foreign affiliate clubs need to request a special registration form from USPSA headquarters and pay a yearly registration fee for this service. Members shooting outside the United States do not pay individual classification fees and do not earn activity credit to attend the Nationals.

Hopefully your post means what I think it means. If so: welcome to the other prison colony.

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[mikegot38]

hi there does anybody know if USPSA recognises IPSC grades.

I've been shooting IPSC internationally. and am gonna be starting USPSA soon and wanted to know if say my grades from production and classic/singlestack from IPSC could get recognised in the same divisions in USPSA.

thanks

My USPSD Classification is not recognized by IPSC because the classifers are different courses of fire.