MAY 26-28, 2023

Mission 160 Range

6040 State Hwy 160, Whitewright, TX 75491
WELCOME
Walker’s Texas State IDPA Championship participants,

This is a special year for Collin County IDPA - it is our 25th year of being an IDPA
Club. Our club accomplishes so many things each year - hosting over eight
matches a month, providing introduction to IDPA classes on a monthly basis and
introducing well over 100 new shooters annually to the sport of IDPA. In addition
to all of this, we have continued to host the Texas State IDPA Championship 14
times since 1998. This could not be accomplished without the volunteers who
make IDPA happen.

When asked to be the match director for 2023, I had several goals for the match.
First and foremost was to have the best staff - from CSO's to Mr Fix it. Next, to
provide stages that would present a challenge to all levels of participants - testing
the speed and skill of everyone participating. Finally, providing an incredible prize
table and an overall great experience. I believe that at the end of the match,
everyone will agree that our team did what we set out to accomplish.

I have learned that it takes a ton of work to put on a successful Tier 4 match and
after all is said and done, I believe CCIDPA has provided the foundation for what
will be a memorable match to each and every participant.

On behalf of the CCIDPA board, its club members, and the owner of Mission 160,
I wish you all a safe and fun competition.

John Lawrence (A26063)

Match Director
SPECIAL THANKS TO TO OUR MATCH SPONSORS
 GETTING HERE
Directions from Dallas, Plano, & McKinney

• Go north on US-75 N Central Expy to exit 45, TX-121 N in Melissa*

• Merge onto TX-121 N toward Bonham
• Go 19.8 miles, then turn left onto TX-160 N
• Go 2.3 miles north to the range entrance on your right (It's about 500 feet
past Red Moore Rd on TX-160)

Directions from Sherman & Denison

• Go south on US-75 N Central Expy to exit 51, FM 121 E (Van Alstyne

Parkway)
• Go east 0.7 miles to traffic light at TX-5 S / N Waco St.
• Take a 2-block jog south on TX-5 S to stay on FM121, following the signs,
like so:
• Turn right on TX-5 S / N Waco St, go 2 (short) blocks south to traffic
light
• Turn left onto FM 121 E / E Jefferson St
• Go east 10.8 miles on FM 121 E until it ends at TX 160 S
• Turn right, go south 1.5 miles to the range entrance on your left
 CCIDPA
Collin County IDPA, IDPA club #0007, welcomes you to
2023 Walker’s 2021 Texas State IDPA Championship!

Bora Angel CCIDPA President and IDPA Area Coordinator

John Lawrence CCIDPA VP

Adam Ruef Property Master and Match Volunteer Coordinator

Larry Harris CCIDPA Treasurer and Stat Shack Registration Lead

Jim Morgan CCIDPA Communications / Webmaster

C.J. Pruszynski CCIDPA Chief Safety Officer, SOI,

Match CSO and Emergency Response Coordinator
 MATCH STAFF
John Lawrence - Match Director Glendon Lowder - Stats
Memarie Lawrence - Assistant Match Director Chuck Girard - Equipment Check / Chrono
Sean Young - Assistant Match Director Adam Ruef - Volunteer & Prize Coordinator
Bora Angel - Area Coordinator Rob Cox - Fix It
Larry Harris - Stats Matt Smith - Fix It

Scott Blank - CSO Lauri McCullough - SO

Shane Boughton - CSO Daniel McGee - SO
Randy Bright - SO Jeff McNail - CSO
Julia Burchard - SO Deb McNail - SO
Bill Burchard - SO Brian Morris - CSO
Wade Burton - SO Peter Navesky - CSO
Doug Carmichael - SO Ben Petty - CSO
Greg Clarke - SO Caleb Petty - Scorekeeper
Nathan Corr - SO Tom Pirtle - SO
Karl Eaton - SO / Stats CJ Pruszynski - CSO
Kyle Fender - SO Cody Ray - CSO
Patrick Flores - CSO Sami Rayes - SO
Trenton Grant - SO Ronnie Rhodes - SO
Ben Gutierrez - CSO Craig Robbins - CSO
Sherry Gutierrez - SO Andrew Simms - CSO
Kevin Harding - Staff Robert Singleton - CSO
Lee Hein - SO Ted Smethers - CSO
Derek Hill - SO Donnie Stone - Staff
Sonny Ithipathachai - SO Rodolpho (Rudy) Sugura - SO
Tom Johnson - SO Bill Thompson - CSO
Wolf Laughlin - CSO Bruce Versteegh - SO
Tadd Maas - SO / CSO Drew Warwick - CSO
Al Matter - SO Herb Wasson - SO
Allan McBee - SO Jason Ybarbo - SO
 MATCH SCHEDULE
Friday, May 26th
3:00 PM - 5:30 PM Early Check in at Mission 160

Saturday, May 27th

6:00 AM Mission 160 gate opens
7:00 AM Check in
7:15 AM CSO briefing
7:30 AM Shooters’ meeting
8:00 AM Hammer down (staff and Saturday shooters)
11:30 AM (Approximately) – Lunch delivery to bays
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Early Check in at Mission 160

Sunday, May 28th

6:00 AM Mission 160 gate opens
7:00 AM Check in
7:15 AM Staff report and stage reset
7:45 AM Staff meeting
8:00 AM Shooter’s meeting
8:15 AM Staff picture
8:30 AM Hammer down
TBD Lunch, Awards & Prizes Ceremony following
last shots and scores posting on PractiScore
 MATCH LOGISTICS
In the extremely unlikely event you have a complaint or disagree with a call, please seek
out the CSO of that Bay. If necessary, the CSO will call for the Match Director. The MD
will have the final say.

Lost Brass: This match is a “lost brass” match. This means we ask you not to pick up
brass.

Check in: Registration desk will be under the large canopy structure at Mission 160.
Competitors will need to verify their Division and Class as well as pick up their gift bag,
match hat and dinner bracelet.

PPDS Shooters: Competitors may request a penalty in lieu of the stated course
requirements by reason of incapacity or previous injury. This must be requested prior to
shooting the stage. Only the CSO or MD can accept any such request.

Stage Boundaries: Marked with green stakes several feet back from the stages, if you are
previewing the stages respect this line.

Muzzle Safe Points: Marked with red/orange stakes or cones in a stage if

applicable/present, otherwise 180 degree rule applies.

DNFs: If for any reason you do not finish the match, please be certain to let a CSO or the
MD know so final scoring is not delayed.

Staff: Match Safety Officers and other staff are identified by match shirts. They are
responsible for running the stages and ensuring safety. Please follow their instructions
and commands. Please, keep in mind that all staff are volunteers.

SO Safety: Several stages have specific access limitations for the safety of the shooter
and staff, please adhere to the instructions of the SO given during the stage briefing and
walkthrough.

Final Stage Design: While every attempt was made to provide detailed stage diagrams in
this matchbook, the actual on the ground setup may differ slightly from the stage
diagram. For example, a wall may have a different angle on the ground than in the stage
diagram
RANGE LAYOUT
 SHOOTER SAFETY
Please read this information as it will answer many of your questions.
Our goal is for each competitor to have a great time and do it safely.

Cold Range: M160 is designated as a cold range during the match. Firearms
MUST NOT be handled anywhere on the range except in designated Safe Areas or
under the direct supervision of a staff Safety Officer.
Carry Guns: Cold range applies to those licensed to carry in Texas, too. Please,
leave your carry gun secured in your vehicle.
Eye & Ear Protection: All competitors and guests must wear eye and ear
protection, NO exceptions.
Safe Areas: Safe Areas are located around the range to un‐bag your firearm and
holster or un-holster and bag your firearm. You may also dry fire practice and
conduct gun repair in the Safe Areas. No ammunition may be handled in the Safe
Area. NO EXCEPTIONS!
Rules: THIS IS AN IDPA SANCTIONED MATCH AND WILL BE CONDUCTED IN
STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH THE CURRENT IDPA RULE BOOK, INCLUDING
HOLSTER, COVER GARMENT AND EQUIPMENT RULES. IT IS THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SHOOTER TO BE KNOWLEDGEABLE OF THE RULES
AND BE IN COMPLIANCE.
Spectators: All spectators must wear eye and ear protection while on the range. If
you have a guest with you, please have them sign in at shooter check-in. Please,
communicate with the SOs as to where the spectators are allowed to stand to
record any stage runs. Children must be supervised at all times.

PCC shooters: Please, see following page for PCC safety procedures.
 PISTOL CALIBER CARBINE SAFETY
1. Use of PCC chamber flags in the match are mandatory.
2. If you don’t have a chamber flag, one will be provided.
3. When transporting a PCC firearm from one location to another, the carbine
shall be in an unloaded condition with the bolt forward on a chamber flag.
The PCC shooter may, at his or her discretion:
a. Employ an appropriate shooting cart to transport the PCC. If using a
transport cart, the unloaded condition of the transported firearm, i.e.,
the chamber flag, shall be evident to a casual observer at all times.
b. Carry the PCC in a “muzzle up” condition, either in the hands or slung.
c. Place the PCC in a firearm case for transport. The firearm shall be
removed from the case at the stage starting point and returned to the
case at the completion of the stage. The chamber flag must be
inserted in the firearm prior to placing it in the case. The case shall be
zipped closed when containing the PCC.
4. Under no conditions shall the muzzle of a hand-carried PCC sweep or cover
any individual at any time.
5. Each shooting bay shall have a clearly marked "PCC Safe Area" with a safe
backstop. All PCC shooters shall stage their firearms in the PCC Safe Area
as designated by the CSO. All uncased PCC firearms shall have their
muzzles facing the provided backstop when in the PCC Safe Area.
6. The (C)SO shall direct the shooter to “Load and Make Ready” in the stage
starting location. No "pre-loading" of PCC firearms shall be employed.
7. Upon completion of the stage and “Unload and Show Clear”, the PCC
shooter shall place the PCC in the required unloaded condition, with
chamber flag installed, and place it in their preferred transport condition.
8. Each stage will have designated PCC start position marked.
9. Failure to follow any of these protocols shall be grounds for a Match DQ.
10. The current IDPA rulebook shall govern PCC competition usage.
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Stage 1 – Standards
Course Designer - R. Cox

SCENARIO: Standards

START POSITION: Standing in box at SP with feet STRINGS: 1

touching marks, gun downloaded to six rounds and in SCORING: 18 rounds, limited
support hand at low ready indexed at mark on the TARGETS: 9 threat, 3 non threat
ground.. SCORED HITS: Best 2 on target
PCC: Standing in box at SP with feet touching marks, START-STOP: Audible - Last shot
gun downloaded to six rounds, shouldered on support RULES: Current IDPA Rulebook
(weak) side and at low ready with muzzle indexed at CONCEALMENT: Required
mark on the ground. MUZZLE SAFE POINTS: 180 degree
STAGE BOUNDARIES: Green Stakes
STAGE PROCEDURE:
At signal, from inside box, engage first target array
support hand only and then engage remaining targets
in tactical priority. All targets are in the open and are
to be engaged in tactical priority with two rounds
each.
Stage design below is a representation only
An array of targets consists of three targets and one and not to scale.
non-threat at any one of the three indicated distances
>=15 Yards

10
Ya
rd
s s
ard
7Y

SP
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Stage 2 - Zig or Zag
Course Designer - J. Lawrence

SCENARIO: You zigged when you should've zagged. You should've never gone back to the car. After
leaving the restaurant to go to the car, you are approached by local gang members wanting your money.
Defend yourself while making your way back to the beginning.

START POSITION: Standing at the STRINGS: 1

start position with one foot touching SP, hands at SCORING: 17 rounds, unlimited
sides and gun loaded to division capacity TARGETS: 8 threat, 3 non threats; 1 steel
and holstered. SCORED HITS: Best two per target and steel
PCC: One foot touching SP, PCC shouldered at low must fall to score
ready, muzzle indexed at mark on the ground. START-STOP: Audible - Last shot
RULES: Current IDPA Rulebook
CONCEALMENT: Required
STAGE PROCEDURE: MUZZLE SAFE POINTS: 180 degree
At the signal engage targets from available cover or STAGE BOUNDARIES: Green Stakes
in the open. T3, T6, T7 and T8 are in the open.
T6 is an up/down target activated by stomp box and
is a disappearing target Stage design below is a representation only and not
Steel leg is ~10 yards from POC to scale.

T6 T7 T8

Drop out activated VB

by shooting steel leg

T3 Stomp Box
10
Ya
rds

T2
C
PO

VB
T1

POC
SP
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Stage 3 - Cadillac Ranch
Course Designer - K. Harding

SCENARIO: While taking pictures at Cadillac Ranch your camera has great value to others who want
your camera and are willing to do you harm to get it. Protect yourself and property.

START POSITION: Standing at the start position STRINGS: 1

one foot touching SP, hands at sides and gun SCORING: 18 rounds, unlimited
loaded to division capacity and holstered. TARGETS: 9 threat, 4 non threat
SCORED HITS: Best 2 per target
PCC – one foot touching SP, PCC shouldered START-STOP: Audible - Last shot
at low ready, muzzle indexed at mark on the RULES: Current IDPA Rulebook
ground. CONCEALMENT: Required
MUZZLE SAFE POINTS: 180 degree
STAGE PROCEDURE: STAGE BOUNDARIES: Green Stakes
At start signal engage all targets from points of
cover. T5 is a surprise target and is in the open.
Windows are less than 24" wide and ports Stage design below is a representation only and not
are closed. to scale.

Up/Down activated
by popper
T5
VB
POC
POC

C
PO
POC

C SP
PO
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Stage 4 - Should've Gone to the Longhorn
Course Designer - J. Lawrence

SCENARIO: You just wanted your picture at the biggest honky tonk in the world when your dreams are
interrupted by the local thugs. You need to defend yourself and those with you.

START POSITION: Standing at the start position STRINGS: 1

with one foot touching SP, hands at sides and gun SCORING: 16 rounds, unlimited
loaded to division capacity and holstered. TARGETS: 7 threat, 2 steel, 2 non threats
SCORED HITS: Best 2 per target and steel
PCC: One foot touching SP, PCC shouldered at low must fall to score
ready, muzzle indexed at mark on ground. START-STOP: Audible - Last shot
RULES: Current IDPA Rulebook
STAGE PROCEDURE: CONCEALMENT: Required
At start signal engage all targets from points of MUZZLE SAFE POINTS: 180 degree
cover. STAGE BOUNDARIES: Green Stakes

Stage design below is a representation only and not

Right steel (S1) is a small popper which activates
to scale.
double drop turner at ~12 yards from POC.

Double drop turn

activated by popper S1

S1
POC
POC

ds
r
Ya

POC
15
POC

SP
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Stage 5 - Dance I Said
Course Designer - J. Lawrence

SCENARIO: While leaving San Antonio you stop at Gruene Hall, only to learn it has been taken over by
ruffians and your family is in there at risk. Defend yourself and family.

START POSITION: Standing at the STRINGS: 1

start position one foot touching SP, hands at sides SCORING: 18 rounds, unlimited
and gun loaded to division capacity and holstered. TARGETS: 9 threat, 3 non threats
SCORED HITS: Best two per target
PCC: One foot touching SP, PCC shouldered at low START-STOP: Audible - Last shot
ready, muzzle indexed at mark on the ground. RULES: Current IDPA Rulebook
CONCEALMENT: Required
STAGE PROCEDURE: MUZZLE SAFE POINTS: 180 degree
At the signal engage targets in the open and using STAGE BOUNDARIES: Green Stakes
cover where available. T1, T2 and T3 are in the
open.
Stage design below is a representation only and not
T5 and T7 have poppers behind them activating T8 to scale.
and T9 (disappearing target)

Swinger Up/down
activated by activated by
popper popper
T7 T9
T8 T5

SP
PO
POC

POC
POC
C
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Stage 6 - Running for It
Course Designer - B. Angel

SCENARIO: Six Flags is notorious for long lines and this trip is no different. While standing in line for
the ATM, the local JR Scream Gang begins robbing everyone, and they come running out of every
corner. Defend yourself and the others.

START POSITION: Standing at the STRINGS: 1

start position one foot touching SP, hands at sides SCORING: 14 rounds, unlimited
and gun loaded to division capacity and holstered. TARGETS: 6 threat, 2 steel, 3 non threats
PCC: one foot touching SP, PCC shouldered at low SCORED HITS: Best two per target and steel
ready, muzzle indexed at mark on the ground. must fall to score
START-STOP: Audible - Last shot
STAGE PROCEDURE: RULES: Current IDPA Rulebook
At the signal engage targets in tactical priority in CONCEALMENT: Required
the open. MUZZLE SAFE POINTS: 180 degree
STAGE BOUNDARIES: Green Stakes
There are two levels of priority – T1 and T2 are
first level and T3, poppers and T4 are second level.
Runners are activated by steel, Running targets
are disappearing targets
Stage design below is a representation only and not
to scale.

Runners activated
by poppers
10 Yards

T3 T4

T1 Forward Fault Line

SP
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Stage 7 - Panic at the Drover
Course Designer - J. Lawrence

SCENARIO: While seated at the Drover Hotel "business area" researching your next destination, the
hotel is overrun by armed robbers. Press the panic button and then defend yourself.

START POSITION: Seated at the table, five fingers STRINGS: 1

of both hands touching the keyboard, gun loaded to SCORING: 18 rounds, unlimited
division capacity and holstered. TARGETS: 9 threat, 2 non threats
PCC: Same as above – PCC placed on the table SCORED HITS: Best two per target
with trigger guard over X START-STOP: Audible - Last shot
RULES: Current IDPA Rulebook
STAGE PROCEDURE: CONCEALMENT: Required
At the signal engage all threats while in the open MUZZLE SAFE POINTS: 180 degree
or from available cover. STAGE BOUNDARIES: Green Stakes

T1, T2 and T3 are in the open and are activated by T1 and T3 are single presentation out and backs
pushing the "panic" button. T1, T2 and T3 may be and are disappearing targets; T2 is a drop turn
engaged either seated or standing. and is a disappearing target.

Stage design below is a representation only and not

to scale.

C
PO
T2
POC T3
T1

POC

SP
C
PO

C
PO
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Stage 8- Last Night in Texas
Course Designer - J. Lawrence

SCENARIO: Dead or alive your leaving tonight. You were about to leave the ticket window when the
thugs want your ticket and the money to get you home.

START POSITION: Standing at the start position STRINGS: 1

with one foot touching SP, hands at sides and gun SCORING: 18 rounds, unlimited
loaded to division capacity and holstered. TARGETS: 9 threat, 4 non threats
PCC: One foot touching SP, PCC shouldered at low SCORED HITS: Best two per target
ready, muzzle indexed at mark on the ground. START-STOP: Audible - Last shot
RULES: Current IDPA Rulebook
CONCEALMENT: Required
MUZZLE SAFE POINTS: 180 degree
STAGE PROCEDURE: STAGE BOUNDARIES: Green Stakes
At the signal engage all targets with two rounds
each from available cover or in the open when
available.
T5 is a surprise target and is in the open. Stage design below is a representation only and not
T6 is a low 45 degree target to scale.
Window is closed and less than 24" wide

T6

Window
T5
C
PO

VB C
PO
POC
C
PO

SP
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Stage 9 - Deep In It
Course Designer(s) - K. Harding & J. Lawrence

SCENARIO: You're trapped in Deep Ellum and can't remember which alley takes you back to the car.
Just as you think you have it figured out, you have to get past the local bad guys.

START POSITION: Standing at the start STRINGS: 1

position one foot touching SP, hands at sides and SCORING: 18 rounds, unlimited
gun loaded to division capacity and holstered. TARGETS: 9 threat, 4 non threats
PCC – One foot touching SP, PCC shouldered SCORED HITS: Best 2 per target
at low ready, muzzle indexed at mark on ground. START-STOP: Audible - Last shot
RULES: Current IDPA Rulebook
CONCEALMENT: Required
STAGE PROCEDURE: MUZZLE SAFE POINTS: 180 degree
At start signal engage all targets from points of STAGE BOUNDARIES: Green Stakes
cover. T1 and T2 are in the open.
Stage design below is a representation only and not
to scale.
Window is not more than 24" wide and does not
require fault line

Window
PO

POC
C
POC

T2
POC

T1
SP
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Stage 10 - Manic Monday
Course Designer - B. Angel

SCENARIO: You've been told First Monday Trade Days is the place find great deals but you weren't
warned of the criminal element waiting on you. While there the maniacs attack – defend yourself.

START POSITION: Standing at the start position STRINGS: 1

with one foot touching SP, hands at sides and gun SCORING: 16 rounds, unlimited
loaded to division capacity and holstered. TARGETS: 8 threat, 2 non threats
SCORED HITS: Best two per target
PCC: One foot touching SP, PCC shouldered at low START-STOP: Audible - Last shot
ready, muzzle indexed at mark on the ground. RULES: Current IDPA Rulebook
CONCEALMENT: Required
STAGE PROCEDURE: At the signal, engage all MUZZLE SAFE POINTS: 180 degree
targets using tactical priority and available cover STAGE BOUNDARIES: Green Stakes

Stage design below is a representation only and not

to scale.
POC

POC

O C POC
P
PO
C
PO

C
PO

C
PO
C

SP
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Stage 11 - Four Corners
Course Designer - J. Lawrence

SCENARIO: The four corners of the Sixth Floor Museum seemed an unlikely area to be robbed, but here
it is happening, and you won't be a victim here.

START POSITION: Standing at SP, foot touching STRINGS: 1

SP. Gun loaded to division capacity and SCORING: 18 rounds, unlimited
holstered. Hands at surrender (wrists above TARGETS: 9 threat, 4 non threats
shoulders) SCORED HITS: best two per target
START-STOP: Audible - Last shot
PCC: Foot touching SP, PCC low ready with stock RULES: Current IDPA Rulebook
touching belt CONCEALMENT: Required
MUZZLE SAFE POINTS: 180 degree
STAGE BOUNDARIES: Green Stakes
STAGE PROCEDURE:
At signal engage T1 while in the open. Engage all
other targets while using available cover or in the Stage design below is a representation only and not
open. T2 is a surprise target hidden by a vision to scale.
barrier (VB)

T2
PO
C
POC

C
VB

PO
C
PO

T1

POC

SP
C
PO
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Stage 12 - Ranger Up
Course Designer: R. Cox

SCENARIO: You're down in Waco touring the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and it's not as safe as you
thought. Making your way into the building, you realize it is being robbed. Defend yourself.

START POSITION: Standing at SP, in the box, and STRINGS: 1

facing down range; gun loaded to division capacity SCORING: 18 rounds, unlimited
and holstered. Hands naturally at sides TARGETS: 6 threat, 3 non threats
PCC: Butt of gun in shoulder at low ready SCORED HITS: Best two in lower scoring zone
with muzzle pointing at mark on the ground. and best one in upper scoring zone.
START-STOP: Audible - Last shot
STAGE PROCEDURE: At signal engage with two to RULES: Current IDPA Rulebook
lower scoring zone (body) and one to upper scoring CONCEALMENT: Required
zone (head) on all targets. T1 is in the open, T5 and MUZZLE SAFE POINTS: 180 degree
T6 are surprise targets and are in the open. STAGE BOUNDARIES: Green Stakes

Stage design below is a representation only and not

to scale.

T5 T6
VB

VB
VB

T1
POC

PO
C
C
PO

SP
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Stage 13 – Strange Just Became Weird
Course Designer: M. Lawrence

SCENARIO: You got tired of standing in line for Austin City Limits and decided to take a break at a local
food establishment. While Austin seemed weird, you were ready for anything so defend yourself and
others from those attempting to take your belongings with violence.

START POSITION: Gun downloaded to six (6) STRINGS: 1

rounds and holstered, hands at surrender (wrists SCORING: 9 rounds, unlimited
above shoulders). Standing in box at SP TARGETS: 1 threat
SCORED HITS: Best three to head and six to
PCC: Standing in box at SP, PCC at low ready with body (9 total scored)
stock touching belt START-STOP: Audible - Last shot
RULES: Current IDPA Rulebook
STAGE PROCEDURE: CONCEALMENT: Required
At signal engage T1 with three rounds to the head MUZZLE SAFE POINTS: 180 degree
and then six rounds to the body. STAGE BOUNDARIES: Green Stakes

Stage design below is a representation only and not

Target is 7 yards from SP and is in the open.
to scale.
7 Yards

SP
 THANK YOU
On behalf of Collin County IDPA (CCIDPA), we sincerely thank all the shooters
who participated in the 2023 Texas State IDPA Championship match. Your
presence and commitment made this event a resounding success, and we are
incredibly grateful for your participation.

Our deepest gratitude goes to our title sponsor, Walker's, whose unwavering
support and dedication to the shooting sports made this championship match
possible. We are immensely grateful for their partnership and generous
contribution.

We also extend our appreciation to the match sponsors, whose continuous

support and belief in our vision have been instrumental in the success of this
event. Without your contributions, this championship match would not have
been possible.

To the match staff and volunteers, we extend our profound thanks. Your
dedication, passion, and tireless efforts were evident throughout the event,
and we are incredibly proud of the matches we have hosted. Your commitment
to excellence and the shooting community is truly inspiring.

Special thanks to Mission 160 for providing us with an exceptional venue. Your
outstanding facilities and support for the shooting community have
contributed significantly to the success of this championship match.

Once again, we express our sincere appreciation to all the competitors for
shooting the match. Your participation, skill, and sportsmanship added to the
excitement and camaraderie of the event. We look forward to welcoming you
next year as we continue to create unforgettable experiences for all IDPA
enthusiasts.