Would one of you fine folks tell me what the classes and divisions in IBO are? Thanks


Whoever said there is no such thing as a stupid question has never worked in Law Enforcement.

You can find out everything you need to know at www.ibo.net
It defines all classes.

If you email me your mailing address ([email protected]) I will send you the new IBO 2003 Yearbook, the rules are printed in there also plus lots more.
Thanks for your interest!
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Judy

Hi Judy

Thanks to both of you for the responses, I forgot I posted this question and forgot to check back!!!!!!

My email is [email protected] Thanks!

Are there divisions within the classes for the amount of experience?
Novice
Expert
Pro
?????

I' d feel more then intimidated stepping up and shooting with a World Champion. But then again, I suppose a shot in the dark has become an upset victory for an unknown more then once!

Judy, I would like a copy of the yearbook too. I hate not being prepared. My e-mail is correct on my profile.

There sort of is breakdown, there is pro and semi-pro. The closest next thing is the hunter classes, while not novice or anything of the sort, they will TEND to have the lesser experienced shooters, but they will also have some very experienced very talented shooters as well.

--Bob

Actually, from what I have seen the equipment you shoot determines your division. Fixed pins, moveable sight ,or release, etc.

The classes actually are divided- Pro, Semi-Pro, and TRophy or Amateur .