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This has been running for 2 seasons already. Some of the episodes are HERE

What exactly is stamped on the reciever?

Should have let it roll at the end when he got his a$$ whooped!

Has Tenafly given up or lost their USPSA affiliation?

Second vote for Larue Index Clips

Advise from others on how to personalized YOUR rifle won't help you much. Get out and shoot it, and only buy what you need. The extras should enhance the rifle for your intended purposes(defense, competion, comfortable shooting for the range). It is not uncommon to have to try a few types of grips, slings and mounts or other accessories to find what works for you for your intended purposes. Stick with the quality manufacturers for your parts, when they don't work for you they're usually easy to resell.

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Take off the extra crap

Sig P290

.308? Plan on shooting heavy metal?

Because everyone (including it's manufacturer) keeps calling it an M1 Carbine, when it is an Auto Ordnance "US CARBINE CAL 30 ML".

Some of the steel manufacturers including MGM have increased their recomended minimum target distance for 5.56 ammo to 150 yards to avoid damage. Looks like this range has 100yrd max?

Possible, not a lot of other options this weekend.

Do the losers reshoot against other losers, or one round and your done?

VLTOR CASV

CANCELLED

4 of the 5 five stages have been posted. 32 rounds is the longest, one with 3 mandatory reloads, so 4 mags would do it.

Pistol or carbine. Info on the WEBSITE

Saturday= Action run and shoot Sunday= Static stand and shoot

You can shoot Rimfire at the knockdown matches. 22lr gets tough with the larger plates, but most can be taken down if you can put multiple hits on top edge fast enough(most people can't)

Topton's USPSA match on April15th is a rifle/shotgun match.

I think that number is low. Customs and Border protect has about 45,000 alone.

Been lucky enough to squad with him once, great shooter and super nice guy.

If you look at the breakdown of pistols manufactured by caliber, about 54% of Rugers produced were .380. Guess the LCP has been good for business.

As long as you pin the colapsable stock.