I shot an IDPA match at PPC yesterday and noted this sign as I pulled into the parking lot. Who can spot what is wrong? No prize - just the satisfaction of being correct.

 

 

Good luck.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Are you a member?

I see it, lol

It's either the target is missing a few rings or knowing you Bob there is something wrong with the revolver

The one thing I notice it's a pistol club, but has a picture of a revolver?

Missing one of the target rings?

It's either the target is missing a few rings or knowing you Bob there is something wrong with the revolver

this

I see it.

I don't.

It's a left handed revolver?

High Exposure got it right, but he PM'd me to save the fun for the rest of you. There is another correct post in this thread, but I won't reveal yet.

 

@Paul - no not a member, but it is part of my monthly rotation for USPSA/IDPA matches.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

An ambi CR!

I'm with NEAHS

I saw it right away. I guess you gotta be one of us old school guys to spot it

It's a left handed revolver?

+1

The LH Revolver and also the fact that police are civilians as well

The muzzle of the revolver looks wrong... Is that rail on it?

It's a left handed revolver?

 

Please forgive my lack of knowledge but, just out of curiosity, what makes a LH revolver "wrong?" 

 

(FTR, I'm right handed).  

The LH Revolver and also the fact that police are civilians as well

Well, it says civilian marksmanship - so this Cops and non-Cops, and Police Training - so that's Cops only....

 

Hrm... So I guess that Military personnel are not permitted to shoot there.... since you are neither a civilian or a Cop

I am sure that Phillipsburg would welcome new members of any stripe.

 

The cat is pretty much out of the bag - the graphics designer reversed the image of the revolver so that it would be pointing the right way for their purposes. In doing so he inadvertently made a LH'd revolver, i.e. the cylinder latch is on the right side of the frame.

 

The revolver itself is a S&W from the Performance center - hard to tell exactly which model but could be part of the Competitor series or Hunter series.

 

OK, to continue the fun and games, and this one is easier - one company made a left-handed revolver - which one? No fair Googling, you either know it or you don't. I bet some of you southpaws out there have looked into this.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

So if you are not a member there as the sign says, how were you allowed to shoot there. By default, the sign is wrong.

Not a revolver guy or a southpaw, but didn't Charter make a Lefty Wheelgun?

 

Also, couldn't any of the break open wheelguns be considered lefty friendly as well?

So if you are not a member there as the sign says, how were you allowed to shoot there. By default, the sign is wrong.

 

I am sure they make exceptions for matches and the like. 

It a Coltington?

I am sure they make exceptions for matches and the like. 

 

PPC - Becoming a Member

I am sure they make exceptions for matches and the like. 

 

Paul is just yanking our chains. Now that he is in the land of the free, every now and then he likes to poke at us with a stick, from outside the cage.

Not a revolver guy or a southpaw, but didn't Charter make a Lefty Wheelgun?

 

Also, couldn't any of the break open wheelguns be considered lefty friendly as well?

 Well, I did say this one is easier and you were kind enough to hold off the first time around, so yes, CA did (maybe still does) make a southpaw revolver.

 

Your other point would also be correct and one that escaped my notice. Webleys probably the most common, but I'd love to have S&W #3 in .44 Russian or a Schofield, but the prices on those are a bit spendy.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Since I have only held one revolver in my life. ( In August to be exact ) And I'm right handed, I would have not guessed the lefty. At least my day was not wasted & I learned something new. Thanks Bob

The cat is pretty much out of the bag - the graphics designer reversed the image of the revolver so that it would be pointing the right way for their purposes. In doing so he inadvertently made a LH'd revolver, i.e. the cylinder latch is on the right side of the frame.

 

The revolver itself is a S&W from the Performance center - hard to tell exactly which model but could be part of the Competitor series or Hunter series.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

 

The cylinder release button  is on the right side, making it a left handed revolver.

A range in jersey right next to the PA state line?