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Thanks again! Last question, what holster are you using? It seems like a Blade-Tech for a 34 Gen 4 should work but I don't have one to check it with.

Thanks guys! Next question, what are you using for a magazine pouch?

Anyone running these sights on a 41? If so what front sight height? I've got one to set up for a customer.

I had a gun built with Hi-power cuts on the slide. To be on the safe side I took pictures and sent them to Amidon. He emailed back that I was good to go. Made a copy of the email and I stow it in my range bag.

Now that's funny Scott!

Really excited about this match. Got a gun for both days! Thanks for putting this together John!

Does anyone know where I can find scores with percentages from last years match? Thanks, GB

Gary Byerly A class

Got my confirmation Sunday.

JP installed by JP. You'll have no complaints.

New custom build. Caspian Frame/Slide

You're accomplishing two things at the same time. Moving to your left/reloading the gun. Here's what I do(assuming a decent distance to travel to the next position): drop my hips to bend my knees in preparation to explode out of the position while simultaneously ejecting the mag out of the gun as I'm bring the reload to the gun. As I pause the mag at the gun my lead foot should be off the ground causing my weight to shift in my direction of travel. Take off as I'm inserting the magazine and do whatever I need to do in regards to entering the next position. You're accomplishing the perilous part of the RL while remaining relatively still and also getting a better/more explosive exit out of the position. Once you get the mag to the pause point on your gun it's about impossible to miss the RL. You're also "hiding" the RL time by doing it while you exit. For me, dropping my hips or drop stepping is my trigger to execute a planned RL. Since I mainly shoot SSTK, this happens almost everytime I leave a position. GB

Thinking about seeing it. Heard some good reviews. Didn't realize that Nick Cave wrote it.

I don't even own a revolver and I'm going to shoot it.

JP makes an awesome front sight post.