Gentleman4561

I used them twice this past weekend to eliminate reloads on stages. Friend let me borrow his. They worked great in a stock Glock 45. I went ahead and ordered 2 of them, will update with how they do.

Nice! And yep...I miked it haha

Thanks Mark! Is that the same guy you told me about at the match tonight? It's Luke btw

Tag for updates on this.

What stock are you running? Risers aren't necessarily bad, but these days most just run an adjustable stock.

Effective immediately, driver licenses and identification cards from the states of Minnesota, Missouri, Washington and the territory of American Samoa do not comply with the REAL ID Act and can no longer be used as the sole source for access to Fort Benning. ^Noticed this in the match book and wanted to make sure anyone traveling from afar doesn't get left out.

I run the NERD and it is well worth it. From what I gather the NERD is an improved version of the LAG model.

A recent post from Invictus Practical on the issue. A WORD ON THIEVERY Fellow Shooters, It has recently come to my attention that knockoff artists operating out of Hong Kong, China have reverse-engineered a number of Invictus Practical designs, which are now being marketed for sale internationally on airsoft websites and eBay under the moniker “FMA Practical.” These counterfeits, though inferior to genuine IP caddies in virtually every regard - including materials, hardware, finishing, packaging and pre-assembly - nevertheless infringe a number of trademark and copyright intellectual properties I have put my heart and soul into developing for the competition shooting community over the past three years. And despite false rumors unscrupulously spread to the contrary, all genuine IP products have, are and always will be proudly 100% made in the USA: shell clips laser-cut in California, aluminum plates laser-cut in Nashville, hard-anodized in Huntsville Alabama, and assembled and shipped from right here in Hendersonville Tennessee. While it is virtually impossible to stop these pirates at the source, major US websites such as eBay and FaceBook have proven honorable in their defense of US intellectual property rights holders, removing dozens of illegitimate listings and posts over the past several weeks at my request, once identified and reported. And though many battles have largely been won thus far, the war will no doubt continue for long to come, so any and all assistance fighting these rogues - most importantly, by bringing counterfeit product listings & advertisements on US websites like eBay, Amazon and FaceBook to my attention - will be absolutely invaluable and greatly appreciated. It continues to be a tremendous honor and my greatest pleasure to serve the practical shooting market by developing and offering the best products I can produce for you to use, enjoy and win with. Without your loyalty, faith and support, neither I nor any of the multitude of other legitimate, US-based small businesses would be able to continue serving this sport we all love. My hope is that the greatest group of folks on the planet - shooters - will continue to stand behind us as we stand behind you, so we can continue to enjoy our game together for years to come. Thanks again - good luck, Godspeed, and as always, good shooting! - KP

Unfortunately someone edited the document and mixed everything up. I will get it fixed when I can.

Updated with AP and Uronen Precision. Sorry, been away from the forum for a while. Keep em coming!

Another +1 for TTI

Set mine up in a similar fashion tonight. Love it! Thanks for the tip Jesse!

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I run all Invictus practical gear. But I would recommend going to a match and trying out a few caddies for your first time to see what you like. 3 gunners are nice people and are generally happy to show off/let you play with their gear.

Glad to hear this. I will probably be rejoining GADPA once I hear what rules they are going to run. The flat food reloading BS was the main thing that has kept me from shooting for than two indoor IDPA matches in the past year.