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Combine that with the new, "you can sweep your leg" ruling on a seated draw and the newly approved "shoot your penis off" holster position and I'm starting to think about what type of liability could be made to attach to SO's and CSO's in event of an accident. There could be some huge lawsuits by the survivors and no one is going to cover your legal fees.

Try http://www.jandlgunsmithing.com/ (757) 567-5993 Jim Jones works all the Tanfo's around here (and there are a lot of them in this area). I know that EAA used to use him for some of their work (they may still, I don't know). He also works them for some very high level and well known USPSA shooters. You can also reach him through their Facebook page.

The 22 TCM I used to have, used 38 super mags for both 22 TCM and 9mm.

Not exactly the same, but I have a P-Match. I bought it as a backup to a Limited Pro and ended up using it as my primary. One of the few guns I've had that never failed me.

It is an odd shape. Contact J&L Gunsmithing on Facebook or call (757) 567-5993. He has a deal with a company that makes them. I got my Pmatch and holster from him. By the way, my Limited Pro fits that holster, but the Pmatch doesn't fit the Lim Pro Bladetech holster.

Jim Jones at J&L Gunsmithing. I bought the holster and the gun from him. (757) 567-5993. You can also reach him through his Facebook page.

I thought an accidental discharge was a DQ in USPSA? I've seen people flip and catch and stick their hand in front of the muzzle to catch it. I've seen new people muzzle themselves doing a "press-check" of a short barrel firearm and I've seen the turn over into the hand method of catching their round. I'm not risking either my hand or the match to either look cool or save 10 cents (assuming I can't find the round). Sadly, some SO's are looking for stuff to DQ you on and will call stuff you came close to, but didn't do. Then again, I'm risk adverse.

A little late now, but next time, you might want to consider using adapter plates, sort of like those used on the Glock MOS series. They would be a lot cheaper than welding it up every time you want to try a new optic and far less risky.

I mailed out 49 lbs to them on 5/21. Their site says they weren't accepting anything postmarked after 5/22, but I haven't heard a word from them yet.

Lost my Lim Pro front sight in a match. Had to shoot two stages without it. MIne is lock-tighted in now, with the permanent (I think red?) locktite. It ain't going anywhere again without a torch.

That's what I meant by issuing a warning (nothing official)...tell them they were close. I usually pull them aside after they are scored.

If the RO is absolutely sure of what he saw, then no argument. I've seen a lot of RO's make that call from weird angles, where there is no way they can be sure. If I'm not sure, I will issue a warning. Loaded or unloaded doesn't enter into the decision for me though.

Amazing coincidence, since I was replacing mine yesterday morning. I bent the extra curve out with pliers. It was a little bit of a pain in the butt, but I think it should work OK.

Also, try Jim Jones at J&L Gunsmithing. If anyone can find one, he (or his wife) can. EAA stuff is his specialty and he also has foreign contacts for them. (757) 567-5993.

Go to Amazon.com and order a couple of different strength full lens reader safety glasses. I think I have Elvex or something like that. They are only about $12 a pair and you can try them before you spend the money to have glasses made. I have been using the cheap ones for a couple of years now.