Thank you for the question.
I can give you a personal anecdote. We had one gentleman who was rather old, and we noted that he was acting oddly. We immediately had him stop shooting. We started talking to him to find out what was going on, and guess what? We determined that he had the onset of, potentially, dementia. That's an example. He no longer shoots. We informed his family and so forth, and appropriate action was taken.
Most certainly, there's a lot of camaraderie in our sport, and we all want to remain safe.
By the way, we do not shoot at targets that represent human beings whatsoever. It is not the purpose of the IPSC to be training for defence using a pistol. It would be contrary to everything we do in this sport.
Absolutely, we check on our membership.