DieselMcBadass

the glock fits me great, ergonomically, triggger wise...6.1 pounds vs my usual 4.5, thats throwing me off, also the cz had a real good break.

Started shooting my glock 19 mostly now, coming off of a cz75. Ive shot both close, slow fire and semi rapid. When i shoot real slow, focus, the group is tight and centered so i know the sights are zeroed in (except shooting 2 inches high, a glock thing it seems.) When i speed it up i keep pulling my shots left. Need to figure out how to start correcting this.

i still say, make it its own division. ight now some people cant find centerfire ammo and cant compete. Allow them to come, play and have fun, in stead of sitting home and not being able to compete.

well, we all know its impossible to find ammo right now. Ive got several bricks of 22 laying around, i say its an awesome idea. More people can shoot this way.

was just told i can show up and shoot, gota go out and practice shooting, havent shot in a while, and even then it was just my tokarev .

got like 5 or 6 mags ready to go, i think ill get alittle more range practice (was saving ammo for my class so havent been able to shoot in a while.) then go try it out.

got a glock 19 thats a esp gun becasue of my vickers mag release and slide stop. idpa legal blade tech holster, should be gtg

yeah, i wish there was an idpa rimfire division lol

my gun club sponsors idpa and has this years scedule already, was wondering if they expect beginners to just show up and compete though.

idpa is the only action sport around me, and it seems like awesome carry gun practice, ive read the rules but knowing them and implementing them are completely different.

I was going to be taking a idpa intro clinic this weekend, but that got cancelled since not enough students could get the ammo to do it. Wont be another for a while. I see that my club does a dedicated classifier so is a classifier straightforward enough to just show up and do? Think ill get a classifier and watch some matches and geta better idea what to do.

my glocks a carry gun, ill shot it in idpa but more as good pracie, not to gain high scores or anything

it should, the 18s arent that long

thank you, good to hear

i know the rules say you have to have same size mags whole match. This seems to be to keep people from gaming a stage and mixing mags to set up for more advantageous reloads. My cz has 2 16 and 2 18 rounders. If i load both to 10 is it an issue there different sizes?