Duane Thomas

I was A-class in USPSA, 2.3 percentage points away from Master, and lookin' forward to gettin' the M, then I lost interest in USPSA. Eventually I would get the M, but it was in IDPA Stock Service Pistol, on the original 90-round classifier.

Good point. Well, that answers that question. Thanks, Jim. So, if I want to fire my SIG P320 with GrayGuns Hybrid trigger system in place, I guess it's an ESP kinda day.

Does anyone know if the GrayGuns Hybrid SIG P320 trigger system is legal in SSP? Logic tells me it would be, since we are allowed to replace trigger components in SSP, the only proviso being none of the external parts can look different, with the Hybrid system the only replacement part that shows is the trigger itself, and that looks identical to the stock part, but the truth is, I don't know.

A solid choice. On the short list for The Best Western Ever Made. The only other realistic choices would be Red River and Once Upon a Time in the West.

Well, yeah.

Joseph, you are SO awesome.

Nope. Mark at Dillon saves stuff under issue dates, but not article titles.

Just got this email from a reader: "Did you write an article for Blue Press, 4-5 Year’s ago, where you talked about wasting 20 Year’s shooting slow but accurate? But then you had to teach yourself how to shoot fast, and not slow down, and the hits gradually came and kept coming more frequently? I had that posted on my refrigerator and read it twice a week, but don’t have it and wanted to show my shooting buddy. Can you direct me to a link for it? Please? " A year or two ago I got hit with a piece of ransomware called Zepto. #1 on the list of things I lost that I regret was my record of all the articles I've had published over the decades, and where. Does anyone out there in the great Benosverse group mind happen to know in which issue of The Blue Press I had an article titled something along the lines of "Fast or Accurate...Or Both?"

I've been in every issue of The Blue Press. Also the occasional thing in S.W.A.T. I just published my third book.

AND own Josh Randall's original mare's leg.

I did. You have made me curious about My Darling Clementine. I'll be checking it out.

An excellent choice!

1938 Errol Flynn or 2014 Scott Eastwood?

Thanks, man. Hopefully, I can find the actual article, too.

I'm trying to track down an old article of mine, it was published in Dillon's Blue Press, and the title was "I Damn Near Cried." That was the title my editor gave it, my original title was "The Kid and the Air Rifle." In any event, for some strange reason I am missing, from my collection of Blue Press issues, six issues from 2002, I skip from Mar. 2002 to Oct. 2002. I would not be at all surprised if that article was in one of those issues. And no, I cannot simply go onto Dillon's web site and find it, their back issues of the The Blue Press only go back to 2005 (aside from the very first issue, natch, which they have on there as a sort of historical curiosity). Would anyone out there in the Great Enosverse Group Mind happen to have a copy of this article? And if so, could I get a scan of it?