PatJones

As noted above, if dot's are allowed they are basically required. Please stop adding dot's to -all- of the divisions. We're getting back to where things were when folks left to create IDPA. Shoot your dot-equipped revo in open, the 2 other revolver shooters will know to look for you in the overall. Between the belt and an 8-shot revo, it's already a couple grand to dabble in our division. USPSA needs to stop fooling with the divisions and let things settle out. People will come back to their old divisions when they get bored with their new toys.

I've been shooting 357 diameter coated bullets in my 929. The bullets were pulling under recoil, so I switched to using a Lee 38 colt roll crimp die. It doesn't take too much roll crimp to keep them from pulling, mine look about like yours.

This isn't too far off my experiences. That said, sometimes the new-style double action sears have a click that's fiddly to polish out. All the aftermarket hammers use the old sear design. The rest of the MIM parts are way more consistent.

That doesn't look like much in the matchbook. How far are the targets Edit: I just figured out the stage number changed from the matchbook. It looks like more of a stage, but with those times the steel must be pretty far out there

Have any scores been posted to practiscore? I'm not seeing any and I kinda like to follow my buddies matches from afar.

Glad you had a good time, hope to see you again next year.

I don't travel for outlaw matches. I like to know what ruleset I'm operating under before I leave the house

Not a USPSA match? No thanks

That sounds on the tight side to me. How much end shake do you have? End shake reduces cylinder to barrel clearance while you're pulling the trigger.

I was going to recommend Mag-na-port but GG beat me to it. I've had a couple of the 360PDs done for customers. They have a similar barrel construction to the TR-8 and the work was well done. Call Mag-Na-Port and discuss the different porting options to see if one will work for you.

Wasn't it just a pistol match where they allowed people to shoot a PCC? It there's one division that needs a stand-alone nationals, it's probably PCC.

JJ got bumped to open?

I need more light, but I find that a skinnier front is a better way to get it. The skinnier sight picture gives more feedback when shooting quickly. For reference, I'm 52 and just got fit for my first set of bifocals.

I'm updating classifications before the match. It's a manual operation on the ICORE website. Holy crap there's some heat this year. This is gonna be fun.

If anyone needs to ship ammo, I can accommodate. Send me a PM. -- Pat Jones Match Director, RMRRC

Colt triggers feel weird

The matchbook for the 2022 Rocky Mountain Regional Revolver Championship, including stage diagrams, has been uploaded to Practiscore and can be found under match documents at https://practiscore.com/2022-icore-rocky-mountain-regional-revolver-championship/register. I hope to see you all in Colorado on the last weekend of July -Pat Jones, RMRRC Match Director

Some young folks at the very pointy end of our sport are advocating for shooting irons with a hard target focus and blurry sights. I don't know that I'm doing that yet, but I'm accepting a blurrier sight picture and it's not hurting my scores. When you focus on the target, it helps you pick an aiming point faster and it does help speed up transitions.

Meh, additional warm bodies at the back of the match add no value for me. I'd rather shoot multiple days on mixed squads like a real(tm) match.

Red fiber front/ black rear. Fiber in the rear is distracting and slower.

I'm late to the party. Have you shot the gun with jacketed factory ammo?

The 2022 ICORE Rocky Mountain Regional Revolver Championship will be held over the weekend of July 30th-31st at the High Plains Shooting Range in Galeton Colorado. https://goo.gl/maps/WkCV4jVMMMzrdeoZ9 Registration is now open! https://practiscore.com/2022-icore-rocky-mountain-regional-revolver-championship/register The ICORE match will be 8-9 stages shot in a single day format on Saturday the 30th. You must be a current ICORE member to participate. On Sunday the 31st we will be holding a USPSA match where we will shoot the stages again with a few changes. Your ICORE match fee will include entry into this USPSA match as well. You're not required to shoot the same gun on Sunday, but there will be cash prizes for the top 3 shooters in revolver division. The match will be 6-shot neutral, so come out and shoot your old 625 with me. It'll save stuffing moon clips overnight. Saturday's Awards ceremony will include a random draw prize table. Lunch on Saturday will be catered. Come on out for a weekend filled with revolver shooting. -Pat Jones, Match Director

I would not, a 1 day match isn't worth traveling to. I went to PASA park in '16 and the revolver match felt like an afterthought. Revolver is a division like any other and deserves to be part of a multi day match.

It's out of the rulebook now, but looking at this target the whole "B zone as a Tiebreaker" thing makes more sense now. Were the scoring zones scored with the same number of points as now? Major would have been an even bigger advantage with the little A and skinny D zones. That target is nearly all B/C

The rules no longer define "relaxed at sides". Be careful enforcing your own definition of start positions. If other squads don't use your stricter definition it can get stages thrown out. USPSA has a number of classifiers that need an updated WSB. I wish they'd focus on some of this stuff instead of the political crap.