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I think beth will be safe for the finale, there will be some cliff hanger with her disappearance. I think baby judith is on the chopping block, michone, and glenn. any which way, it'll hit me in the feels.

I hear racing stickers add about 2+ HP each

That might be a good idea for the smaller 1 pound jubs, but all my powder is in 4 pound and 8 pound containers. way too big

I keep my powder on the shelf above my reloading desk, in my basement. I guess you could go balls out and buy / make some sort of fire proof cabinet, but I think the majority of people will just store them in a closet, shelf, cabinet , whatever - nothing fancy.

shut it sand bagger !

cool video lou, a few tips: Get your stage planning down pat, you dont want to start your run and just wing it as you see things. There was a few times you've ran right past targets and had to run back. ( hell, i've done the same with brain farts sometimes when the buzzer goes off ! ) But you want everything to be effecient and streamline. Keep count, you pretty much ran your gun dry everytime to slide lock. Dont be afraid to do a reload after firing 2 shots , if that is what the stage calls for. Reload on the move, between arrays, etc. See you on the next one. -Alec

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nick . They started doing it at ob last year too. Your showing you havent come out to shoot in a while ! ;-)

james would be the one to ask about that. That's his troops

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the one thing i notice right off the bat though is the odd, non traditional location of the cylinder release, looks like its in front of the cylinder on the crane.... weird.

I've not shot a dan wesson before, looks like a nice heavy revolver. wonder if it will actually have a hammer mounted firing pin, like the smiths used to have before moving over to the internal frame mounted ones. also curious to see if it'll have a lawyer lock !

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I've never had to wait for a pit any time i've gone. Be sure to check the events calendar, especially on weekends as there alot of matches usually going on Tomorrow for example, there is USPSA at old bridge, so all the pistol pits will be in use for the majority of the day. http://obrpc.org/

Email Jim and see if he'll take walk ons for the match. I think registration opened on monday or tuesday, they ussually fill up fast, gotta be quick.

You dont say !

I use those special GPS guided bullets,... I know a guy. Lots of good info, Vlad will go over everything with you in the morning at the new shooter briefing. Not knowing you, or your wifes skill set , just generally saying : Please be familiar with your firearm , drawing from a holster, reloading, clearing jams, shooting on the move, etc etc.... There have been times where people have shown up to shoot USPSA and I swear to baby jesus it must of been their first time ever handling a firearm. Be safe, follow the rules, go fast enough for your comfort level.

chris, wasnt trying to knockdown the shooting competition or nothing, all shooting is a good time, no matter what it is. just pointing out the differences.

I counted 15 shots on the dude in tophers video

This is the pro-am , BJ Norris doing his thing.

LoL I wouldn't call this pro-am , but just " knockdown steel " Pro-Am has a set par time for the stage, if you dont finish - too bad, pro-am you also move from place to place in a course field. Also, most knockdown steel / pro-am is limited to 10 rounds in a magazine.

I could go for a PORK ROLL sammich right about now. Mmmmm

If you think thats a good time be sure to come out to knockdown steel wt OBRPC on the 2nd saturday of every month. Tons of falling steel !

Timing, end shake, crane/yoke fit

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