r/StageDesign

164 archived posts · Feb 2014 – Aug 2024

Competition Stage Design

r/StageDesign

This is a place to share and discuss shooting competition stage design and tools. Link posts may only be a link to an image of a stage design. Self/discussion posts can be used as stage submissions or discussions relating to stage design

Created Feb 4, 2014 · restricted

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This is a place to:

Share your stage designs
Ask for feedback on your stage designs
Discuss stage design methodology, philosophy, and tools

It is not a place to:

Bash stages - criticism is fine, straight up bashing is not. Example: "This stage sucks" is not an acceptable submission or comment. "This stage has issues x, y, and z that make it not fun or unsafe" is acceptable.
Bash other disciplines. It's fine to not like IDPA or USPSA or whatever, just ignore it and move on.
Share videos of you shooting stages. You may submit a stage diagram as a post, and post a video of it being shot as a comment.
Discuss your shooting discipline outside of stage design - there are dedicated subs for that.

The most important rule is don't be an asshole.

Link posts: must be a link to an image of a stage. You must also submit a comment with a WSB or description of the stage. Title should include the name of the stage, the round count, and the discipline (e.g. USPSA, IPDA, 3-gun, etc).

Self posts: can be a stage submission (must have an image linked), or they can be discussion posts/questions that relate to stage design. If submitting a stage, please make sure the title has the name of the stage, the round count, and the discipline.

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