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If you can't do 2, you're not going to be able to do 5 or 6. got to start somewhere

Thanks for the fun match today. It was great to be back outside again

You don't want to have to regain the sight picture, you should track it through recoil. when you release the trigger doesn't matter, only that you are ready to break the next shot as soon as the front sight is back in the notch

Nice, you guys will have some good matches, he knows how to run a match

Me what?

Doubtful on that

I used to run an indoor match with 2 bays, 3 squads and 4 stages. Shooting started at 9, out by 12. Good movement and lots of shooting. Scorse were up before clean up was finished. It can be done, but there needs to be a limit on shooters (10 per squad) and it needs to be run efficiently

Anyone else getting stuck in their voicemail system? I can't even leave a message

The gunsmith did some of the work, I did some I did the slide to frame and was suppose to tune the ejector and extractor. The work he did was awesome. Can't fault him for work that I didn't ask him to do.

Hitting the feed ramp? My issues that day were because I forgot to bevel my extractor. Oh well it was a good match to shake off the rust and discover problems

you want to tighten all your fingers. The problem you are having is that when you pull the trigger, you are increasing the tension in the rest of your fingers. This pulls the gun low left Learn to isolate your trigger finger

I wouldn't do the push pull, you are pulling the gun in the direction it is trying to recoil, leaving only your right hand to control the recoil. I grip the gun fairly hard. You can get a lot of extra grip by tensioning your shoulder and chest muscles http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrCfHYdyhw0

Then you open your own business selling these items in NJ. Its not a problem, it is an opportunity

You should start your own company selling lowers to NJ resident instead of bitching about how others run their business

Last match i was able to go 1 for 1 on skinny sammies at 200 yard, shooting prone with a T-1 http://mgmtargets.com/auto-poppers-sup-reg-sup/auto-popper-sup-reg-sup-standard-shape

based off your list * YHM Phantom brake/comp.. this is a piece of crap brake. it vents downwards. I borrowed a friends rifle for a match with this brake. part of the stage was shot out of a foxhole. The brake kicked up so much dirt, it jammed the gun. Only brake in the squad that had this issue * PWS FSC556.. decent brake, haven't spent that much time behind one. * Troy Medieval. I wouldn't buy anything from troy, bunch of cock suckers * DPMS Miculek brake.. good brake, cheap and tunable, it is effective and therefore loud. other brakes to look at SJC titan. best all around brake there is JP Cooley, very good and tunable Surefire, also very good and tunable

I'm like this is person too. You don't remember, we've met. We traded primers, the ones you gave me burnt out the breechface of my gun

Awesome.

It is a dumb idea, why would people want to try it. The problem is, because of your inexperience, you don't know it is a dumb idea and dug your heels in trying to justifiy it.

There aren't left or right hand stages. Just stages Top competitor list can be found at the 2013 USPSA national result

he is a good shooter, not a top shooter. try again

There are no top competitors that shoot lefty

There is nothing to be gained by using your trigger or middle finger. Having to adjust your grip is not what slows down a reload.

nope

LOL, not sure what I was thinking. If you need super brass, let me know. I have new starline brass