jjlefty51

I find that they get in the way and limit hand position choices especially when dealing with unorthodox shooting positions.

I am lefty as well I have had this issue. Unless you are sure I would set up a video to see if you can tell what is going on and can confirm your suspicions before changing your grip. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Stay safe and don't let the speed of others change your pace. Focus on getting good clean hits and let the speed develop as confidence grows. Don't be afraid to let the RO know you are a new shooter and ask question about anything you may be uncomfortable with or unclear about.

I use Oakley and have really had great luck with them.

That is funny. Our postal carrier is just as lazy. I get stuff just left on the driveway all the time.

Production in front and everything else to the rear.

That is one of the more impressive homemade carts I have seen. Great job.

Just my opinion but there is no such thing as a shooting accident only negligence on the part of someone.

I switched to 4 some time ago and really like it. I suspect as my eye continue to degrade I will be moving back up the scale.

I run at 130 but my deviation is less. I don't like running it to tight because you never know with Chrono. After seeing some folks at Nationals a few years back not make Major because they were pushing the limit I decided to not put myself in that position especially when trying to make minor

Found this post in another forum that described the same problem you were having with the same mags and Gun. Maybe this will help you address it. "Found the problem. I took it apart and really looked at the mag release. There was a bit of an extra lip that was binding against the mag. I took my dremel to it and that did the trick."

How tight are you gripping the gun. I have seen some with a tight grip actually squeeze the grip enough to stop the mag from falling free.

I do a lot of video. I always ask them first if they mind and the provide them a copy so they can decide. If I am doing a highlight video I ask their permission ahead time. I don't you legally have to but I see it as a cmon courtesy.

Great job. Definitely do a primer check before putting them into the can or box for the range.

I usually tell folks to size up on the outer belt. The inner you typically can run true to your size but it wont hurt you if you size up there as well