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Price?

They’re not expensive. I change mine once a year as part of my maintainence.

I thought it was a great match.

Just wanted to say thanks to Zona and Barbwire for outing on a great match. Not easy but lots of fun with a great turnout.

 

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24 to 26 is my preference. If you aren’t sure, start longer and try it. It’s easy to cut more off, not so to add it.

Third is maybe tungsten?

Find a 2 3/4 inch lifter. That usually does the trick.

Very sorry. Fred was a great guy.

Nobody else has said anything.

THE WILD BUNCH MATCH AT WINTER RANGE WAS AWESOME!!!!

Total time!

Your overtravel screw is ok.

Mr. Nor fleet I can do basic math and then some. I disagree when you want to ease the impact of a safety infraction serious enough to earn a stage DQ. 5 seconds per target + 30 seconds does not equal a match DQ.

I'm fine with disagreeing but don't insult my intelligence by saying I cannot do basic math.

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The stage points system was a compromise to allow us something closer to total time when it was rank points or nothing. That time has passed. Until we have scoring zones it is either full points or none. Hit or miss. Total time covers this in a more simple manor. This will avoid many of the scoring "anomalies" that seem to plague our major matches.

Maybe we should see what our shooters prefer?

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No offense, but until we put scoring zones on the targets your comparison isn't valid.

Since no one else brought this up.

Are we going to scrap stage point scoring

and go with total time now that SASS has done so?

Check eBay. They are one there quite often.

No offense but do a search for 7 round mags. It was discussed

for several pages worth a while back.

Good luck and enjoy your state match.

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Hey Boggus, I'm pretty sure the guy

pulling the trigger had more to with

Your wins than which bullets you use.

I do agree that the 230 is a great choice

and is what I use for bigger matches.

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No problem.

Pretty sure that power factor is 150 not 160.

At least according to all the rule books I've seen.

AA s have had issues for several years with

Not being round or consistent in diameter.

Try some STS or gun clubs.

What ammo are you using?

As I remember those on the bottom edge were told.

No one failed so no official action was needed.

Match director decides when testing is done. The match chronograph

is how testing is done and there is no arguement with the results.

I can't say what was anticipated, but per the rules. Once the pistol is drawn (clears the holster) it cannot be reholstered until cleared at the end of the stage. The only way the pistol is safe to leave the shooters hand during the stage is at slide lock with no magazine or an empty magazine.