alec.mc

So no speed shoot stage design necessary ? Just a normal stage?

LOL @ Blade Tech, hey 20% off ! ( if you can navigate our slow ass website , muahahah )

is it just me , or is their website crawling?

agreed, good prices.... I wouldn't of done it for that much.

Vlad, i'll get you something for the "speed shoot" on paper, I can setup that and the classifier, I've been trying to keep the heavy lifting to a minimum as my shoulder has been bothering me alot lately. -Alec

that sounds like a good idea vlad ( speed shoot next to classifier ) Should prevent any build up in pit 1 when people fly through the classifier

You wont see more then 32 rounds per stage, so you should be fine with 4 mags ( 40 rounds ) -- Though, be aware though - if you encounter some stubborn steel targets , or have trouble on a texas star or something, with alot of misses - you may run dry. Typically, there are 5 stages plus a classifier.

http://cjuspsa.org/

Agreed, Sounds like two seperate issues... Fan blower resistor sounds fried, I had a similar issue in my old jeep. Not getting cold air could be multiple things, from low refrigerant, to the compressor not coming on due to bad clutch or electrical issues.

^^^ the man knows what he's talking about.

They really slow things down. Did you recalculate mike? 94.99 ?

scores: https://practiscore.com/results/?uuid=f7eef43c-543d-40d7-9074-8796cc2dc37a

i'd say yes. I've got a bunch of both, The metal ones can hold as much weight as you can fit in them, i'll occasionally load large batches of ammo and fill the metal cans to the brim, they must weigh 50 pounds. I bet the plastic ones I have would either distort, crack, or rip the handle off.

try chris at bullseye tactical in woodbridge, i think he can modify mags. what state are you moving to ? NY?

Newtonia, Enjoy your new gun and have fun with it. After all, it IS a Smith and Wesson

http://shootnscoreit.com/ipsc/match/1910/

You'll need to be familiar with your weapon, clearing malfunctions, mag changes, drawing from a holster. You will also need, a Holster, Magazine pouches, and 4 or 5 magazines depending on which division you'd like to play in. Shongum is pretty "simple" as far as their stages and action shooting goes, and they seem pretty laid back. I'd say it'd be a good place to start and get familiar with action shooting.

Bob put together some real nice stickies at the top of the page http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/37797-uspsa-idpa-a-synopsis-updated-03232014/

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what the shit ! nobody died I was expecting them to off somebody !

The ones that are squashed down, obviously toss them away. The ones that look ok, measure for OAL ( over all length ) the ones that are fairly consistent at the CORRECT length , and chamber check fine, and are not dinged / dented / out of round.... I'd bet they would probably fire. But, it's all your call.

Do they chamber ?

i would wait and save another 150-200 bucks and get something of decent quality.

and the unemployment line.

If the price seems to good to be true... probably was. What was the price you paid in which you thought you were getting 250 rounds?