hd2000fxdl
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Good luck, let us know how you make out and some pics before and after shooting..
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Welcome to the Forum..
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I know how ya feel, and when it gets real bad on some days, I would if I was you, twist the wick 2 times, give 2 primer kicks, turn the ignition on and do a nice strong full kick and point her west and ride around for a while after you cross the river and breath some of the the fresh and free air..
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Please for all of the new people here, please don't post to this thread being many of us have alerts turned on and when someone posts here it gets a lot of people excited, now stop that please. Ok now, nothing new, nothing to see, hopefully the next post will be a real update, until then as you were..
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Welcome to the Forum.. I'd second CJRPC..
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The Friday indoor matches are great for people new to action shooting. A holster is recommended but they do allow you to have a bag. MAg pouch or holders are great. 3 to 5 mags depending on round count recommended for USPSA, can get by with 3 at the indoor one. There is a great series of videos in a sticky on the competition folder you might want to check out. They cover a lot of details and if you have any other question come and ask them.I try, I do try.The 1st is a Sunday, you might want to pick it up on Saturday...I keep saying I'll be riding to matches but carry too much crap to do that on the bike. I do get out, not as much as I would like, but I'll get to clear my head when I ride down to south of Dallas for a few day party at a buddies house. Really can use a nice week or so on the road with nothing but camping and 2 lanes highways for the most part between here and there and back.You might also mention what sports you are looking to get into. USPSA IDPA or any and all..You don't shoot too many matches do ya?? lol Hit 2 static steel matches, 1 knockdown, an OBRAMS, USPSA and 2 indoor USPSA light matches a month and you may need a tad more ammo. Thats just a normal month at OBRPC for me, not to mention a match or 2 down in CJRPC, add in Shongum, aww nevermind, you get the picture..Welcome to the Forum.. See Joe 2 periods, it's different.. lolSo every competition the is held in NJ and people from out of state attend they are all now risking arrest????I knew you shot the ID match and was quite sure you did the OBRAMS also so you're good to go man, have fun, and will miss ya guys this weekend..1. So you are telling me the PD's are consulting legal to see if they can break the law and be good?? 2. Who do you think is really saying to do this extra paperwork that is not part of the process, I'd say it's at the local PD level. It is well defined what is and what is not allowed, anything different is against what the standard practice is and technically should not IS NOT #1 be required, #2 be reason for denial..Mike, if you're going to make up a holder like the 4 post holders that hold 2 or 3 moon-clips on each post you should be good with 8 moon-clips loaded. I was thinking and forgot to mention it, if you didn't have that done for the match, what about a shot-shell holders bag on your side, moon-clip wouldn't bel all nice and neat facing the same direction, but better than pockets and what not. As far as the match, I could swear we have shot OBRAMS together, and I know you shot the Indoor USPSA light on Friday nights before, so while you may have not shot a USPSA match, it's the same as these. Just take your time, focus on safety and having a good time like you always do.I hear ya Nick, just busting your chops. Just remember no matter what keep momma happy, if momma ain't happy, nobody's happy. And momma be you future bride in case you needed additional clarification.Ron, you can't go wrong doing business with Paul..You and your wealfare brass or lack of brass.. LOLWelcome to the Forum..Welcome to the Forum..