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  1. Huh, I've never been called arrogant. Noted.
  2. In the Triangle area we've got a BUNCH of everything. Closer to you, there's Pitt County Wildlife Club who does USPSA and the occasional 3-gun match I believe. I think there's a USPSA match in Havelock too. I've got all the triangle stuff on my calendar at http://triangletactical.net/calendar and then there's the NC Section website at http://www.ncsection.org which has all the USPSA matches in the state.
  3. There was talk of a club starting in Moyock at Blackwater, (guy was in my Level1 RO class about a 1.5yrs ago that was gonna be part of it) but that was the last I heard anything about it.
  4. If yall liked this one, you should also check out our interviews with Steve Anderson, Ben Stoeger, and Chad Thompson. Anderson: www.triangletactical.net/127 Stoeger: www.triangletactical.net/107 Thompson: www.triangletactical.net/89
  5. Thanks, it was fun. I really enjoy the interviews, wish more folks would come through the area more often. They always come out better when we're all in the same room instead of recording a Skype call or something.
  6. Thanks for sharing! We had a lot of fun recording this. The whole "Shooting is so unnatural, if you start doing what’s comfortable, you’re going to create a lot of bad habits” thing blew my mind.
  7. Thanks Eric. Yeah, the Triangle area is the Mecca for competitive shooting in the state. Tons of matches every weekend, USPSA, IDPA, 3-gun, etc.
  8. FlatFender

    THIS SPRING?

    Can you link it?keep you burgerhook off the bang switch until your peepers are on the hamburgler ....... I dug into this too, here you go:http://www.triangletactical.net/2015/03/12/photo-forensics-the-glocks-first-ever-single-stack-9mm-ad/
  9. FlatFender

    THIS SPRING?

    Nah, just cut my dryfire session a little short. Did all the Photoshop work wearing my production rig then went right back to the garage and got to work.
  10. FlatFender

    THIS SPRING?

    Hey ya'll, I just dissected the new Glock ad with the picture of the slide profile. Check it out here: http://www.triangletactical.net/2015/03/11/photo-forensics-new-glock-ad-with-slide-profile/
  11. Thanks man. Latest episode is an interview with Steve Anderson, and only a little van halen... www.triangletactical.net/107
  12. I'd recommend showing up to a match, and find someone who looks like they know what they are doing, and get some help from them. IDPA is pretty straight forward, just show up and give it a go!
  13. If you are handy, you can make some from Kydex. (Mods, I hope it's OK to post a link to my site, if not, I understand) http://www.triangletactical.net/2013/01/24/diy-shotgun-shell-caddies/ If you have a dremel, heat gun, and some other tools, its worth it, if not, you may be better off buying some. Doesn't Choate have some really inexpensive shell caddies out there now too?
  14. +1 for eastern NC. Several matches of different disciplines within an hour of downtown Raleigh every weekend. Sent from my ADR6350 using Tapatalk 2
  15. I have a 24 as well. Shoots like a laser beam. Stupid accurate! Soft shooting, and a lot of fun. I shoot a lot of "action pistol" matches with no rules for division, etc, and I like it a lot. Added a lw 40-9 barrel, and a 13lb spring and she eats 9mm quite reliably as well. As stated above, it could use a lighter slide, been looking into that.
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