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There is always one who has to take it to the extreme.... Since when did USPSA stand for "practical self-defence skill"s"

Rule Book 1.1.2 Quality – The value of a USPSA match is determined by the quality of the challenge presented in the course design. Courses of fire must be designed primarily to test a competitor’s USPSA shooting skills, not their physical abilities. IMO--That stage with the tires (6 tires) is why people would complain and be justifed. Not only did you have to JUMP in and out of tires, you had a pretty good run between tires. No, I am not an advocate of "stand and shoot" either. I hate boring stages, but this stage definitely favors the young and fit. I've shot and worked many Area matches and those kinds of stages are biased. One tire not so bad, having to run (I mean run) a good distance between shooting locations; rewards the young and fit shooter, not the "average" USPSA shooter. This stage did not test your ability to solve a shooting situation, how to minimize movement, or shoot on the move.

Yes, he has been a MD for many years and this is the FIRST complaint. He has also worked many majors and a National. Been a certified CRO for 12 years. The MD was all of 2 minutes away. The RO in question took at least that long or longer discussing with squad members "what to do" The staff made a hell of an effort to put on a match when one of ranges was 6 inches in mud and had to rearrange stages to make sure everyone could have a good time. Out of all the BS in this thread......The one thing the RO forgot to mention was that he HELPED build the stage with the port, There was even discussion about drilling the walls togeather to support opening the port. Why the hell would all of that be done to leave the port open............................ Do you need the WSB to tell you to reset the steel, put the steel back on a Texas Star...Just a few examples of "things you just know"

You can not DQ an RO. There are things you can do. (1) CALL RM or MD immediately. He/She will take appropriate action. (2) You can file a RO Complaint with DNROI.

And next time it could be a loaded gun.................Do you worry then...

In my experience the nose up jam is the OAL is just too long. Before you try to install another extractor... Reduce you load by a grain or so and shorten your OAL to 1.150 . If the nose up jams dissappear, you know the problem. Then work your load back up to major. Depending on the powder---you don't have to load long. Watch the primers as you work you way back to back to major and you can adjust the OAL longer until the nose up happens again.

Those look like Zero JHP, have you tried other bullets? 115 PDs are designed differently. Sometimes a gun just doesn't like a particular bullet shape.

AFTEC only requires clocking the FP stop one time. Instructions can be found anywhere. I have used AFTEC on every open gun I have owned. I've never had an AFTEC go bad, never needs adjusting-maybe a spring change once in a while.

The only person you are screwing is yourself. If your hit was dead center in the calibration zone,,,,,,call for a calibration! If you had an edge hit, you can bet the steel will fall when calibration is checked. Remember, it is your score and you can challenge certain things according to the rules. Know your rule book!

The MPX chamber is short and tight. Stay with what you have. If your load is accurate, knocks down steel, and cycles every shot, do not change anything.

Got it. Thanks

How is that going to relieve the problem? I read that before. The reason why I say that is because Walter sent me a plastic guide rod with a 13lb spring (they say it's 13) but the spring's diameter is larger than the stock spring. I doubt it's 13 also.. You would think a flat 13lb glock would fit.

I'd like to know what the minor mod is to the poly guide rod is. If you put it in the SF the break down lever will not close completely. What is the mod?

Walter needs to produce or tell us what recoil springs fit the SF guide rod. In case you have any input.

According to Walther Tech Support it is a 50n