lynn jones

no but the mass has!

yes, i do for the same reasons. lynn

it's all fun and games until some one gets a double. fyi. the target was not preserved by the attending RO's. it was laid on table and a stapler placed over the hole to keep the target from blowing away. i did the best i could. lynn

my father in-law had the same problem at his lake house. his cousin, a retired exterminator, told him to get a couple of rat traps, mouse traps screw them to the side of the house, and put a little piece of aluminum foil on the trigger. problem solved. lynn

+1 thank you!

it seems everyone had a great time. we had fun putting on the match. thanks to all the sponsors and the shooters that showed up. lynn

i don't like this at all. this is leading to the idpa type of stage. uspsa course of fire: upon start signal engage all targets as they become visible. ipsc course of fire: upon start signal engage all targets as they become visible, except after engaging t1-t6 make a reload, then engage t7-t13, then make another reload and engage t14-t16. lynn next they'll make virginia count field courses.

i think they fill the tires with dirt. i still don't like tires anywhere on the range. lynn

contact! LOL

all the stages have been set up for the match. looks like we will have a great match, and the weather will be better than the nationals. lynn

we got gas in memphis, both petrol and you know....

the c-more knob looks great, but does it stick up to high in the line of sight? lynn

here yu go david, last years schedule. just find out from barbara what squad you'll be on. rio_schedule.pdf

all those undecided, come on down! this match will be great! lynn

very nice

dude, Rob Boudrie used the palm scoring system for the last 2 or 3 years at the Area 7. there will always be a learning curve with new technology. lynn Did they experiance the same problems? i think rob had several palm training sessions prior to the match. i do like your idea of 2 palms per stage. the printer would be nice, but that can get real expensive. i have a couple of IR printers, but just jotting down the scores on paper is our backup, which is an necessity. lynn

dude, Rob Boudrie used the palm scoring system for the last 2 or 3 years at the Area 7. there will always be a learning curve with new technology. lynn

other than the weather, was this nationals more of an accuracy match or memory type..etc? lynn

so, what your are saying is that, those big ass berm funnel all the rain to the bay surface? is there no drainage pipes? sounds like new orleans. lynn

the cost of the targets would be prohibitive

my first guess is that the tubes are causing the problem. check the widith of the tubes to see if they are bigger than the sti. lynn

hi all, i requested the article that was in the front sight magazine a few years ago. the nice people at the uspsa office were nice enough to send it to me. i scaned it and here it is for you. see attached pdf file. i made about 100 a few years ago for the TN Section Champ. we didn't need them that year, but may need them this year. i used a spounge and rubber gloves with exterior grade poly urathane on both front and rear. this and the topping of the targets with a rain shield worked great the year of the MS Classic. lynn target_wet.pdf

check your bullet diameter and check the crimp on the bullets. lynn

open = max, jr l-10 = TGO

don't you mean extra orifices!