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mmm3

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  1. My Cmore (about 6 months old) loses adjustment about every 500 rounds. I was shooting a steel match today and hitting nothing. Went to an open stage and found that my dot was about 4 inches to the left of center. This is the fourth time I've re-adjusted my sight in the last few months. Yes, I'm tightening the set screw next to the adjustment screw. Is there something else I should be looking for? What could be causing it to drift?

  2. What I find when I have a student that shoots low and left is that they do not put their finger deep enough into the trigger. The moment the trigger breaks the pistol then goes low and left. Try putting your finger deeper into the trigger- but not so deep that you "hook" the trigger to the right again. This normally works for guys just starting out but to my embarrassment I have found that every time I have a shooting problem it was a fundemental problem in the end. It all boils down to fundamentals, every time

    That's funny. I corrected my left shooting by placing less finger on the trigger. I wasn't low, just left.

  3. I put in my vote for socal. I shoot 5 outdoor matches every month. Over the past year we have been so lucky with the weather--not one missed match because of rain. I don't have to be at the range at sunrise to beat the heat in the summer.

    I'm not bashing your state or anything, but aren't you a bit restricted when it come to buying stuff to compete in 3gun, or even in limited for that matter.

    You can get anything you need here. You just have to jump through some hoops. Granted it's a little tricky getting an STI here, but it can be done--legally.

    I was commenting more on the weather than anything else in my original post. It's just not too cold and not too hot here most of the time. I love shooting in AZ, but, ouch, it gets hot in the spring and summer and early fall.

    PS: you can bash my state if you want. We have a friken movie star for a governor. I'm sure we are a joke to other states.

  4. At Area 2 match this year there were 4 or 5 dq's--all on the same stage. The shooter runs around a hard cover wall that is set about 190 degrees. Once behind the wall, it was easy for the shooter to lose track of where the 180 is. A target was placed against the hard cover so you had to shoot it from up close or break the 180. I didn't dq, but one of the guys in my squad did. I think this stage was a set-up for failure.

  5. grams hehehe

    couple of tips. one actualy weigh the bullet the factory "147" can really be 146.6 that really messes with what your Power Factor is.

    also leave about 5 over. if floor to be made is 165 run 170.

    like said 10 Ft. from muzzle is where uspsa chronno's that keeps any dust, dirt, derbis. from getting on the chronny in most cases.

    welcome aboard mate!

    Not to totally change the subject, but how much effect does outside temperature have on velocity? I have a new chronograph. I shot a power factor of 175 a few weeks ago, when it was about 70 degrees F. Today it was about 55 degrees and the same load gave me a pf of 160. Is it the weather or do chronographs vary that much from one use to the next?

  6. What is the consenus with the new pistols? I'm in the market for buying a limited gun and need some feedback from people who have purchased the Bar Sto pistol. What are your thoughts, how the gun runs or if there are any problems.

    Thank You.

    I've had the bar-sto for about three months now. Runs very smooth. I'm definitely shooting better with it in limited. Was using G35.

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