alec.mc

I think potato buy whatever you want, yo.

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sounds good

dont be scared, I run my double action triggers at like 4.5-5 lbs, let me know and i'll get together a batch of ammo for you, just throw me a few dollars to cover cost of bullet heads and primers. shoot me a pm

maybe if you ask nicely i'll bring an extra gun and ammo and belt and moonclips

wonk wonk.

Bob, I came up with that figure with 5 stages x 40 rounds a piece = 200 rounds With that, you figure (at worst ) that you have 5 - 32 round stages, a few pieces of steel to miss at , plus classifier, and enough if you need to do a stage reshoot, or two. like I said, better to leave with ammo then not have enough.

That'd be fun, you fully equiped to run revo division? Need me to bring an extra belt rig? moonclips? -Alec

250-300 is a safe bet , depending on how much you miss. better to take more and leave with a box, instead of running short.

You're thinking of Shongum, they typically run a "rifle" stage after the match. Which is just running through one of the stages with a rifle.

Correct, no changes for production division But for Limited, and Open Division, like Frank said , are limited to 15 rounds.

open gun, you have not shot in a while so you'll probably suck pretty bad - having the red dot might help!

Nick cant handle the 40 minute drive down, he starts to get car sick and cry.

I'll be shooting 8 shot minor for this match and maybe the next one, then back to 6 shot major because that's what i'll be shooting at nationals in may.

ill be driving right past oldbridge on the way down. Can pick you up if you want

Errr-mah-gerd... I'm in !

Mike, for now - i'd go with anything you can find that you know works in 9mm - which is alot, but what's available - who knows

I wouldnt say that revolvers are any more accurate then semis, esspesially at 15 yards. You might just be more comfertable handling one gun over the other, or you may need to work on grip, and trigger finger fundementals to better hone your skills with a semi and double action trigger work.

Single action or double action ? single action on revolvers are typically great, no take up,creeping, roughness , very slick and easy to get off a nice shot.

Likewise, I dont feel going to the range to shoot a match is " killing my day " or waste of time.... It IS my day.

With a limit of 20-25 shooters , I can see that working. But when 30-40 people show up, it can really become a longggg night.

I'll add - of course there will be exceptions, in winter time it'll probably be popular, and with locals and people who are getting started in the sport. Though, like bob said - Indoor USPSA matches can be very time consuming, lots of work, lots of waiting, for very little play. I rarely hit any of our indoor uspsa matches.

Sunday would probably be the worst day to run a match, since most our outdoor clubs in the state run their matches on sundays, steel challenge, uspsa, idpa, etc. Nobody interested in USPSA is going to go to a small, crowded, limited indoor USPSA match over a large outdoor match like at old bridge or central jersey.

Quick, somebody pull up that tacicool video that was posted a while back with the photographers taking pictures standing next to targets during live fire.

Wow. I'm actually embaressed for these people. I swear to god, that stupid exaggerated " scan left - scan right " thing is the dumbest crap i've ever seen.