John Dunn

As a new USPSA member with two special qualifiers under his belt, I would advise to keep the difficult shots. Humiliation is self-imposed. I would tend to view poor performance on difficult targets as an opportunity to identify weak spots and work on them. I know I would not take the time to adjust my fixed sights were it not for the occasional long or precise shot. New shooters should be encouraged, but I wouldn't design stages around them. If people only want to be good at things that are easy, I suggest Tic-Tac-Toe. Keep the head shots coming! Once again, total newbie.

Thanks everyone. I'll give the Clays and Titegroup a try when my 231 is used up and keep you posted. Thanks.

Is there a cleaner burning powder than Win 231? My current practice load is a 225 gr, TC Lasercast over 5.3gr. of 231. This seems to leave a fair amount of unburned flakes. Second question, what is the recommended recoil spring wt. if I switch to a 185 gr. bullet loaded to major? I'm currently using 18.5. Thanks!

It's worse when the parts falling off the pistol fly uprange. I got beaned with the factory front sight of my Colt Delta Elite a few years back. Wear those glasses!

Thanks!

Is a Safariland 012 legal in limited ten? Thanks for the help.