Will there be a match?

 

I've never shot there before, what do I need to bring in the way of documentation?

 

What time should I get there t help with setup?

USPSA sanctioned matches are no longer being held there.

However they do have practice matches and steel matches. This weekend I believe it is knockdown pro-am steel.

Hi Folks,

 

TRPC summer policy is in effect: Nine shooters or more we will hold a match and post results, $10.00 to shoot.

Eight shooters or less is a practice night, score sheets for reference only, $5.00 to shoot.

 

 

This Sunday Night Shoot is a ProAm Match.

 

Shooters choice; pistol or pistol caliber carbine, Center fire only. No rimfire, no shotgun.

Bring minimum 100 rounds ammo; no major loads, no factory hardball 230gr 45acp.

 

Five mags needed.

Holster and mag pouches recommended, but not mandatory.

 

Your RO will be Dennis Marriocco

 

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Arrive 6:00PM

Start time 6:30PM

$10.00 to shoot

 

lz

 

Shoot Fast And Safe Always

 

Lauren Fischetti

Cell: 201 248-1411

[email protected]

Wouldn't no major loads mean no .45 at all I am new to this but I didn't think you could shoot .45 and get it to mInor power level

I didn't think you could shoot .45 and get it to mInor power level

 

Why not??

i was asking new to this game. I guess i am wrong

I don't believe that there are any factory loads that are Minor load but, if you load your own its very easy to load minor. For specific examples, check out and manufacturer's load data page such as http://data.hodgdon.com/cartridge_load.asp

 

They show a 230gr FMJ at 670 fps which is a 154 PF, well below Major.

Has Tenafly given up or lost their USPSA affiliation?

I don't believe that there are any factory loads that are Minor load

 

Ahhh, but there is...

 

http://www.federalpremium.com/products/details/handgun.aspx?id=155

 

gives you a 142 PF. But expensive.

 

Adios,

 

PIzza Bob

Has Tenafly given up or lost their USPSA affiliation?

Not Sure, you can ask Dennis if you go that night.

Thanks guys will these loads still cycle a 1911 reliably I would guess so but like I says just starting out in uspsa.

Thanks guys will these loads still cycle a 1911 reliably I would guess so but like I says just starting out in uspsa.

 

Probably, but it does depend on how the gun is set up. Maybe list what gun you have and what springs are in it and more than likely someone here will have one and be able to tell you..

The gun is a stock Springfield Range Officer. I dont know which springs are in there but whatever the stock ones are.

Wouldn't no major loads mean no .45 at all I am new to this but I didn't think you could shoot .45 and get it to mInor power level

 

No major loads is just for steel matches. USPSA you can use.

 

I do use 45 for steel, but it's a lighter load. It's still major power factor,

just not as hot as factory.