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On the Dawson site it says they require a .285 - .300 front. Also it's a .125 notch and I'd like to keep it at .150 if I can. But thanks, it was a good thought.....

Does anyone know if there is an adjustable rear sight out there for a g34 that will work with a warren sevigny .225 h x .115 w fo front?

... tried loctite ( blue, then red) and cyanoacrylate and can't get it to stay in. I've probably sized about 10k cases with this die, (lubed with one - shot) - any ideas ?

I didn't see a competition exemption when I read 13 - 1224. That would be good news. (Maybe what I read was just a summary?)

I'll see more police at the match than on the way over and back...

Studied the bill... What a mess There is no language about magazine extensions (except regarding tubular shotgun magazines). So my rose - colored glasses take on it is this. When I added the +4 dawson extended basepad to my 15 rd. Glock magazine I became the manufacturer of that magazine in that configuration. Because this was done before the bill was passed it's legal. This may all be academic anyway, as I understand there are court challanges going on right now.

Sorry, I didn't really know where my question "fit" here. Wasn't really looking for legal advise , mostly just wanted to know how clubs and shooters in Co. were handling situations such as mine. Your suggestion of calling an attorney is a good one, but it sounds like if I called 5 attorneys I'd get 5 different answers. So.....L10?

Okay, so I researched the positions of the Sheriffs in the three counties I would be in Mesa, Montrose, and Delta county. It appears the Montrose and Delta county sheriffs have sworn not to enforce these laws and the Mesa county sheriff has more of a "don't ask don't tell" attitude. So who does that leave? The State Patrol? Class 2 misdemeanor, from what I read. Which means it's handled in county court. Considering what law enforcement thinks of this law in the counties I'll be in, I think I'll take my chances.

Not sure if right forum... I'm a Utah shooter who wants to shoot a match (limited) in Colorado. Are my extended baseplates ( on 15 round magazines) legal? Is there someone from Colorado that has a handle on the new laws and how they effect USPSA divisions?

Thanks for the advice guys,think I'll build a swinger this weekend and experiment.

Shot my first match with a revolver yesterday (IDPA). Was a lot of fun and I did pretty well, except I couldn't hit a swinger to save myself. My accuracy on the rest of the targets was good. Usually I'm pretty good on swingers, (with a glock), I'm wondering if my technique needs modified because of the longer trigger pull on the revolver. I usually wait and ambush swingers when they stop, should I be staging the trigger on the revolver first when doing this? Or maybe the revolver just exposed a problem with my technique?

When I move an album from my PC to my (droid) phone it arranges the songs in alphabetical order. So instead of "Runnin With the Devil" followed by "Eruption" I get "Ain't Talkin 'Bout Love" followed by "Atomic Punk" Instead of "You're no Good" followed by "Dance the Night Away" I get "Beautiful Girls" followed by "Bottoms Up!" Thirty years of knowing where everything's at is lost to a song I learned in Kindergarden. (ABCDEFG, HIJKLMNOP, QRS - T (Take Your Whiskey Home - where would that be now?)

Shot my first USPSA match last Saturday (been shooting IDPA for a year and a half now). Taped every shooter until I was on deck, minus one shooter after my stage (reloading mags). Worked more than most on my squad. Didn't bother me at all. Was the first match of the year, obviously lots of "catching up" between friends going on during the match, understandable. Frankly I'd just as soon keep busy until I'm in the hole / on deck. Easier when you only know one guy in your squad - lol!

More than "widely accepted", Specifically allowed - http://idpaforum.yuku.com/topic/7141/Caliber-conversions

Pay attemtion to what the S.O. is telling you and practice safe gun handling. Shoot to your ability. Don't sweat it. Nobody "wins" a classifier.