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Fit is going to play a role in how each gun feels. But your decision should be based on reliability and ease of loading. Those are the 2 areas that make or break shotgun 3 gun shooting. I would go either Benelli M2, not the M4 or the 1301. Both are great shotguns, and both shoot differently. Try as many as you can before you buy

My 930 has been 100%. Its not the easiest gun to load, but it is a good gun to get started in 3 gun with.

The Beretta 1301 is, in my opinion, the best 3 gun shotgun out of the box. Soft, fast and easy to load

So did everyone shoot minor?

Back when I lived some what freer america, I carried a 3" STI 1911. It had the same work done that I do to my custom comp guns. Narrow fiber optic front sight, blacked out rear sight. ambi safety fitted to my hand. Grip safety disabled and fitted to my hand. Barrel throated and feed ramp beveled. Grip tape Most people don't make changes to their carry guns, but then again most people just throw the gun in their holster, rarely practice and are terrible shooters

The tight excuse is bullshit. Kimber has convinced buyers that tight always equals quailty. It doesn't. Kimber has put their quality control and final fitting on the buyer, knowing that the gun will wear itself in after 500 rounds. But the problem is, since the gun was not fitted correctly from the start, and had to bash itself together for 500 rounds. the next 5000 the gun will wear out quickly... luckily for them, few kimber ever see that many rounds. A properly built 1911 will be just as tight to start, but will stay that tight after 10s of thousand of rounds

They have terrible customer service. Their response is to put 500 rounds though the gun before you can send it back. So you might as well add $250 to the cost of the gun

That is not true at all. It is what Kimber says that you will spend 500 rounds bashing their gun together because it wasn't fit correctly. They want you to do the final work on the gun, something that should have been done at the factory Anyone can make a tight fit, few can make a tight fit that will last 10K+ rounds and runs from day one.

Well, making a gun that works really does set them apart. Que the butt hurt from the people that shoot 1000 rounds a year

Just the same gun. Nobody will sponsor ben

Not anymore. He went to a tanfoglio

Yep, it is as easy as PizzaBob says, if you are making major with yuor ammo. just check the L10 box instead of the production box. L10 is a lot more fun too

Thanks for the fun match today, Vlad

Ok. Ill PM you one tonight

Vlad, If you need more stages. I can throw one together for you

I would be surprised if it came out to anything else

Fun match, even with all the revolver shooters

I use Blade tech, but Comp tac make great holsters too. The belt mount would be fine. the Drop holster is not legal in SS, but would be for L10

Yep, if the pocket is in front of your hip bone. If it is your back pocket, it is ok. The rule used to be if you grabbed a mag out of your front pocket at "make ready" you got bumped into open. This caused a lot of problems and eventually uspsa got its head out of its ass and changed it. If you are going to shoot SS, get 8 round mags. 10 rounders will not fit in the SS box.

Just a guess, but I bet the match if full

I sent Aaron my info

You mean if I make up a classifier score, I shouldn't make it 117%? I should have just gone with the 110% from the match :mail:

http://cjuspsa.org/

It was 3 A, 3 B 2.73s