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Check head spacing, might need to add a shim

I would think after someone taking their name and then trying to charge them 5k to get it back they would try and protect everything else before someone else trademarks it and charges them for rights to use it.

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Where I am from the only 2 Icore shooters that shoot uspsa matches other than just club matches both of us shot nationals and we are both classic shooters. There is only one other guy who shoots club matches who shoots limited 6 and limited in Icore. We only have one open shooter and he shoots multiple optic guns in SC including revo, but doesn't shoot revo in uspsa.

With all the talk about shooting sports and their problems over the last few days. This is a very true statement, and we shouldn't lose sight of it.

The best part of Revo shooters is they like their guns share their info and come out to play the game and really give two cents about others think about it.

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Is there a place where I can see the financials, not that I don't believe you, but I hear so many different things I would like to see if for myself. Thanks

On the IPSC point, last year was the big discussion that production needed to move to 15 rounds to be the same with IPSC. Where I'm at there is a push to shoot IPSC targets to in line with IPSC, So the counter point of why do revo's need to a line with IPSC seems (for better words )lost to me. I'm not totally against red dots but there needs to be some sort of distinction between irons and opitcs for reasons raised above and it should at least line with steel challenge rules which also would make it an Icore open gun as most revo guys shoot both Icore and Uspsa.

I'm not in favor of this for a couple of reasons, one being that the current guns a line with Ipsc, SC ISR, Icore limited and limited 6 and even Idpa ESR, if you just add an optic and not ported barrel or comps it doesn't really a line with anyone else. Another is if mixing irons and optics is ok for revo why not combine Limited and LO, production and carry optics.

I had mine done at Ahlmans gun shop in Minnesota. I found a few gunsmiths that would do it but had a long wait they did it for me right away because it was a comp gun, not the prettiest repair but a good job overall.

I agree with you but this isn't what the board was proposing last night. The question was to allow red dots to be added to the revo division. So unless they reword it or ask for other input this is what's up for discussion. I would hope people would contact board members with concerns with how it was proposed and maybe there could be a good outcome.

Not much of a solution. Here I would have to shoot my revo against high cap/open guns. Also a shooting sport with no unified rules has been done it was called 3 gun, they are now looking for unified rules.

I don't see mixing irons and red dots as equals is good at all, this would have effect on classification as high hit factors would change also it would add a lot more money to an already expensive class. It's not the same as adding a 400 dollar dot to a 600 dollar gun with factory ammo so I don't see many putting a lot of money into a revo to shoot it casually or to cross over just because of a dot.