Ordered it today. Light tan OWB Saddle (pancake) with white stitching. Should be here in a couple/few months.

 

C

Got my revolver. Pics to follow.

 

C

Chris:

 

I missed something in one of your posts, a (+) sign after the model. I know that you anticipate more playing "at" gun games, than getting serious. And never having shot at Tenafly, I have no idea whether they are sticklers for the rules, but, by the rules, you can use your 7-shot revolver in both IDPA and USPSA, but you can only load 6-rounds. That means that you have to properly index the cylinder before closing. A bit easier with a 7-shot than with an 8-shot, since all you have to do is place the empty chamber under the hammer. You could shoot it with all 7 rounds in USPSA Production division, but you are placing yourself at a big disadvantage. Neat gun, and a terrific piece for the real world (unless you live in NJ. LOL).

 

Andrews does nice work. I have an IWB from him for a J-frame. Enjoy.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Bob, I THINK you can load all 7/8 rounds for revolver division, it'll probably make loading a little easier, but I you fire off any more than 6 shots before a reload you take a procedural

Bob, I THINK you can load all 7/8 rounds for revolver division, it'll probably make loading a little easier, but I you fire off any more than 6 shots before a reload you take a procedural

 

Yep, you be right...

 

Appendix D6 #9

Maximum ammunition capacity --- No, maximum of 6 rounds fired before reload.

Plus, you don't have to worry about indexing the loaded rounds.

And depending on your reload style, having 2 unfired rounds in the moon clip could make ejected clips fall a little faster.

Bob, Alec, and Nick...

 

Tenafly is not much of a stickler on the rules, it seems. Shouldn't be a problem. And even if it is, and I take a "procedural" I am ok with it. I just like shooting something more than paper.

 

C

That may be so under USPSA - but as Maks is fond of pointing out - I tend to be IDPA-centric, and under IDPA rules, you can only load six...

 

D. Be loaded to the division capacity of six (6) rounds in the

cylinder. Seven (7) and eight (8) shot revolvers are permitted,

but may only load six (6) rounds.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

IDPA, what's that?

 

I say go for it. There's nothing better than testing the RO's. Maks can tell ya. He loves to screw with me every time I run him.

Bob, Alec, and Nick...

 

Tenafly is not much of a stickler on the rules, it seems. Shouldn't be a problem. And even if it is, and I take a "procedural" I am ok with it. I just like shooting something more than paper.

 

C

 

 

Meh, Even if they dont catch it, be the fair player and either keep it in mind for 6 shots - reload - 6 shots reload, or take the procedural, or just shoot production class if your not to worried about scores.

 

It's not fair to the guys who are there with 6 shooters if you get the extra 1-2 shots for free, Keep the continuity of the game honest and fair.

 

 

Meh, Even if they dont catch it, be the fair player and either keep it in mind for 6 shots - reload - 6 shots reload, or take the procedural, or just shoot production class if your not to worried about scores.

 

It's not fair to the guys who are there with 6 shooters if you get the extra 1-2 shots for free, Keep the continuity of the game honest and fair.

 

Says the guy who needs multiple spotters.

 

 

Says the guy who needs multiple spotters.

 

I'm too busy trying to shoot über fast, don't have time to see if I hit the target

spotters? really?!

Plus, you don't have to worry about indexing the loaded rounds.

And depending on your reload style, having 2 unfired rounds in the moon clip could make ejected clips fall a little faster.

 

GAMER!

 

LOL!

 

Dave

spotters? really?!

 

The bastard shoots so fast i can't keep up with him.

I usually make Steve or Jeremy watch a few targets to make sure he hit them all.

I kinda dick like that yo!

GAMER!

 

LOL!

 

Dave

 

Shhhhh!

Shhhhh!

 

FUNNY!!! And I LOVE it, lol!