Kingsoverqueens

Dave, show up, bring your gun, eyes and ears, and 200 or more rounds of ammo, or as many as you are willing to shoot. No matter how bad you think you might do, you are going to have fun doing it. Steel is a great place for a new shooter to start, and if you are squadded with these knobs, you are definately in for a good time.

We may miss this one. Picking up my set of plates on Saturday and probably will ding them up at the home range on Sunday.

That's up since the last time I applied. I think then it was 5 weeks. I submitted for new permits on 3/6 so we'll see how it goes...

1) Return them. 2) Pin them, or have them pinned. 3) Nothing.

I'm sure if you ask nice someone can make a "PING" noise every time you shoot, like you were hitting steel. : )

AS you should be. To often I come home from the office to he ashen faces of my wife and two sons, looking like they've been tortured. "What's wrong, huh?" "Her!" Oh yes, be afraid. VERY afraid. But enjoy the early years. : )

I wonder if this ruling will make way to reverse the ban on restaurants using trans-fats?

I don't hold out much hope for humanity, not at least based on this situation. The law still made it as far as it got. The fact that a judge had to squash it really sucks. It should have never gotten that far.

Yeah, I missed this one two. I think they hid it from us Mike because of our supreme shot gun skills and crazy dance moves that are always a hit with the ladies.

Revolvers. What's next...a musket squad?

Truth told, before the scores were reported I thought you had done well. You were flying through the stages and I thought you crushed me. It's nice to have another production shooter in the crew to compete against, especially since Jon didn't shoot with us this weekend. lol

Pfft....be that way. I'm still going to do a happy dance and you can't stop me.

Thanks Frank. Bottom line, I shot better than Ant'nee....so he gets to mow the lawn. lol

Oh. That seems so simple. lol So your classification or division has no impact on your hit factor.

What I meant to say or imply or question was whether or not your hit factor would be different when your division is corrected from open to production. I totally don't understand how scoring works.

But, are you really shooting open, or was that a mistake? When I punch in my HF in the production class I get a solid C @ 47.2709, but if I enter that same HF in open I get a D @ 39.8710. I still don't fully understand how the scores actually work. High hit factor = good....low hit factor = bad.

I wouldn't even consider it myself. I use my weak hand thumb to close the slide after reload on slide lock. I'm sure others will probably disagree, however, that's how I was trained by a heavy duty gun guy with a lot of vickers experience. It felt odd at first but now it's second nature.

Same sheet, you on one side and Ant'nee on the other. Vlad gave us 2 sheets but one blew away into a puddle.

Just noticed....Flutey. lol Anthony, they have you classified as open, but I don't see Jon listed.

Who? never heard of you guys.

Anyone else pucker when max points the gun at the camera. Yikes...

Last night was our first PPC event and we enjoyed it very much. Always nice to see the group of guys, and I really appreciate you all taking the time to talk to Andrew. He's really enjoying this new sport.

Depends really on how many new shooters and if Vlad is building a stage. I think 9 is a little early...probably closer to 9:30 to allow for other new shooters to arrive. For any new shooters, best to arrive as early as possible and find Vlad or Matt and let them know you are a new shooter.

It'll be nice to see you. It's been a while. I'm still rocking my 92fs, and Andrew is shooting M&P9 Pro.

Like Max said...what event? With that we can better serve.