Hi folks, registration is open: http://cjuspsa.coffeecup.com/forms/CJ_12082013_Form/

 

I also need stages, so far I have a promise of one stage, and I'm getting nervous.

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I'll try to get something over to you vlad, I can't make any promises I'll be there early enough for setup though

In.

 

I'll try to get something over to you vlad, I can't make any promises I'll be there early enough for setup though

 

Thank you, so far I have a promise of a stage, a stage that was mail to me as a JPG of a computer screen and my sunny attitude, so everything helps:)

Youze guys have fun freezing your fingers off. Ill be on the beach in Key West by Sunday

Thank you, so far I have a promise of a stage, a stage that was mail to me as a JPG of a computer screen and my sunny attitude, so everything helps:)

I'm going to draw the stage on my hand with magic marker, then snap a picture and send you that.

What program would someone use to draw up a stage?

Normally we use Word/Powerpoint and dragging in various pictures from a library of such things.  If anyone wants my collection of templates and "clip art" PM your email address.

 

However I do accept stages in any format, hand on heart, we used to have some designing stages for us on Quick Check napkins in the morning of.  Clearly I prefer a word doc or a pdf, but starving men don't turn down roadkill.

Ok

how many rounds would someone be shooting over the course of the match and how many mags would you need minimum. Also, is this a good match for a USPSA noob

how many rounds would someone be shooting over the course of the match and how many mags would you need minimum. Also, is this a good match for a USPSA noob

Usual match I bring 250 with me just to be safe go through 150-200. 5 mags is a good number. Unless they are doing something weird it's a good match remember to be safe and be able to draw from a holster safely.

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thank you. I have shot idpa before and consider myself safe when drawing. This will help me work toward holster draw badge and sounds like fun. I wonder if anyone has a couple extra glock 17 mags i can use. probably best i read a bit more about the rules tonight

It's a fine match for a new shooter.

 

6 stages, 5 of which might average 20 or 25 rounds.  Mine has 27.  Plus the classifier.  Plus misses.

 

150 to 200 should be plenty.

 

Come early, help build stages.  You will learn a lot.

 

Vlad does the new shooter briefing at 9:30 I think.

All of the above is correct.

NYMets

 

Where do you live I have some extra 10 rd mag you could borrow but I am not going sun I am in Jackson of you are close you swing by and pick them up and drop them back off I am about 15 mins from the range

Here you go Vlad, as requested.

 

 

( i kiddd, i'll try and do something real later tonight ) 

NYMets

 

Where do you live I have some extra 10 rd mag you could borrow but I am not going sun I am in Jackson of you are close you swing by and pick them up and drop them back off I am about 15 mins from the range

 

Mike that would be outstanding if we could work that in. I live in Eatontown and take 195 to exit 21 or 22 whichever it is. I would gladly pick them up and drop them off.  In regards to registration.....From viewing the USPSA website and some youtube videos My converted glock 22 would be considered limited 10 because of the conversion barrel and 10 round mags, correct?

Correct, in production you can't change the caliber, however it is the dumbest rule we have. If you took your 22 and made into a 17 as far as I'm concerned you turned a production gun into a different production gun. At a local match I have no issue with calling that good enough for production division.

Correct, in production you can't change the caliber, however it is the dumbest rule we have. If you took your 22 and made into a 17 as far as I'm concerned you turned a production gun into a different production gun. At a local match I have no issue with calling that good enough for production division.

 

Exactly as you said. 9mm extractor, ejector, and conversion barrel, basically a 17. Im very glad you made that clear, because I can bring the 19 as a back up and it would still be considered production. I just finished the conversion as a project from a DIRT cheap 22 and haven't fired it yet. Production it is.

how many rounds would someone be shooting over the course of the match and how many mags would you need minimum. Also, is this a good match for a USPSA noob

I will be at the match and can bring mags for you to borrow. I will PM you my phone number and I text me when you get to the match.  I will be there early to help setup.

awesome thank you!! I will be there around 8 to help however i can

Vlad, 

 

Do you have rough dimensions of the pits?   I'll try to mock something up tonight if you still need stages.

 

-Mike

If you want to send me a stage then by all means, I do have another which I also need to redraw and the designer can't make it, so yes, I'll take another

Vlad - I just emailed you a stage that you can just print out as it's in the USPSA format.  Just fit it to the dimensions of the pit.  

 

-Mike

Got it, thank you very much. It looks like we have 4 field courses from Alec, Mike, Mike, and Nik . Add a speed shoot and a classifier and we have a match

did i wins? 

 

weather was awesome on sunday, hopefully we have a couple more matches like that.

 

 

 

awesome thank you!! I will be there around 8 to help however i can

 

 

thanks for the help setting up in the morning, don't be discouraged about the dairy queen, come on back next time. 

Anytime, it was a good learning experience. I will be back for redemption! Thanks

Steel on Sunday.  Lets get you that special use badge. 

Steel on Sunday.  Lets get you that special use badge. 

 

i wish, but i'll be on a cruise so not a bad alternative. Back on the special use badge mission when I return, cannot express my appreciation enough for the experienced shooters who have offered kind and helpful words of wisdom. thank you!

I don't think you'll find another group who all root for each other to succeed like they do in these sports.

 

I've never seen it anyway.