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You can leave at any time without shooting all the stages. No one will care. But dont try to shoot all the stages and then leave without helping to break everything down.

The outdoor ranges that host matches allow for that kind of shooting.

Are the scores up?

They are my favorites! Accurate, and clean with very little smoke. They are faster than jacketed bullets so I use less powder for each round to get the same PF. And the color choices. But blue is my favorite.

Weber goes big on the charcoal grills but goes way cheap on the covers. I went with one of these. Seems very nice. I will let you know in a few years if it holds up. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F8C10NG/ref=pdp_new_dp_review

Hey come on, lets not go there.

Thats too bad. If its wrong it changes the overall standing.

Good idea. I see someone shot stage stage 2 in 11 seconds. That is crazy fast. Did not think it was possible. We should ask him for pointers on shooting really fast.

That is true. But you were the only one. And at least you had the decency to use an 8 shot revolver.

Its hard to move along at a decent pace when you have 9 guys sitting around and two guys taping and resetting stages.

Are they posting scores on obcats or practiscore?

Shooting in the rain will always beat cleaning the basement at home. If everybody hustles we could wrap things up before the rain starts at 2pm.

They should open a new category of matchlock pistol. It would help the revolver guys self esteem by not being the slowest reloaders. Or do they try to reload in slow motion?

JV was a UDT diver. He was given the option of going to BUD/S but declined the offer. SEALs came out of UDT, so you decide if he was a SEAL or not. Either way, JV is a big fat douche bag. But that's just my opinion and I could be wrong. I find it hard to believe that any SEAL would sue the wife/estate of another SEAL. It always amazes me the lengths that douche bags will go just to try to prove that they are still relevant. Let it go...

Count me in.

I have heard many stories like this one over the past couple of days. It sounds like he was not a pleasant person to deal with. Maybe that is why so many people are commenting about it, you always like to see mean, arrogant people trip up. Not saying thats what is happening, but it could be. As far as USPSA is concerned, they are trying to stop losing members and also trying to gather new shooters to the sport. An RO is an Ambassador for the sport, why would you let someone like this be your Ambassador? This is already a very intimidating sport for new people, having anyone that is less than helpful (or downright arrogant) is not what we need in the sport. I have shot at more than a few matches at different locations and I can easily say that the RO's at Shongum are some of the most helpful and welcoming I have come across. They are the reason I am in this sport, because it was an easy, fun experience. I did not feel intimidated at all. They were very helpful and supportive. Isn't that the image this sport should be projecting?

Congratulations!

Improving the gene pool?

Shoot on a squad in front of the guys in orange shirts.

Mike Walsh takes 1st place. There's a shocker! Not.

And with Aaron running it the scores will be posted before you get out of the parking lot.

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Looking good? Or not a chance?

My brewing area is buried two feet deep in snow, so it may have to wait for me. But its friday, so tonight I will be drinking Angels Envy bourbon.

Yes. You?