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http://www.horrychapterwildlifeaction.com/index.html I don't think they do USPSA anymore but it's still a place to shot. More than 30 minutes but under an hour. Depending on which side of Florence you live on. Worth a shot.

Well off the top of my head if you come down 81 and then hit 77 south you have Statesville (3rd Sun) in NC which is pretty much right on the interstate 45 miles North of Charlotte and then when you get down to Columbia, sc on 77 you have Mid-Carolina Rifle Club (2nd Sat), my home club even though I haven't shot a match there in awhile, good people and fun matches. They have hosted the US IPSC Nationals for the past 2 years, so they know how to put on a good match. Then down at Charleston you have Palmento Gun Club (1st Sat). The 95 route you have Raleigh and Ant Hill, a bit off the interstate but it's a beautiful range, probably some others that I'm not aware of. He are the links for SC/NC sections check'em out. http://www.ncsection.org/ http://www.southcarolina-uspsa.org/calendar/calendar.htm

Dump the C-More and get an Aimpoint Micro. 1. Made of metal not PLASTIC. No cracked body from over tightening locking screws. 2. No sun washout, regardless of where the sun is on the range. 3. Low mounting with the DAA mount SIGNIFICANTLY lowers learning curve. (Shot a C-more for 2 years and after mounting the AP, one the FIRST draw it was just there.) 4. Gun is more easily tuned since nothing is anywhere near the ejection port. 5. Don't have to worry about turning it off and on during the match, turn it on and leave it alone. I've screwed around and left mine on for a week once, a couple times, still the same battery a year later. 6. No need to worry about zero drift, these things are solid. And finally,,,no, I do not, have not, and do not expect to work for A-P. They just work!!

LOL that was pretty good,,,,,,,errr funny good that is . I hope when you got home you cleaned that Kimber up and got all that funk off it. You shouldn't treat that poor Super Match in such a way.

Never had a problem with them. Shot 135 gr. 40's at about 1,275 fps. Used a little more powder than lead but less than jacketed. Start low and work your way up.

I think you talke youself in a circle , maybe twice. From what I get from this is yes you are correct or is no there doesn't need to be a discussion. If there is not a rule saying you can't do it then it's fair game.

Really? We had sales reps 20 years ago, how the @*#@ did they manage to do it then. Let me guess, you drive better after a beer cause it makes you pay more attention to.

Hate it as well, hate cell phones period. $25 per offense, doesn't go on your license (so they can continue to do it) and no limit as to how many you can get. States would be debt free within 2 years. Hell, departments could hire more Leo's with the extra income and probably catch more bad guys due to more traffic stops. Sounds like a plan to me.

After years of listening to MS telling me about "better" ideas I finally got it thru my thick head,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and bought a MAC. Now I do what I want to do.

I don't know where you came up with your definition of a dummy round from, and I'm not trying to argue what a dummy round is, but it wasn't from our rulebook, which is all we can go by. 2.4.2 includes empty cases in the dummy round category. Now, what IS in a definition glossary is this "Loaded Firearm: A firearm having a live or dummy round in the chamber or cylinder, or having a live or dummy round in a magazine inserted in the firearm." So, long story short is the shooter was walking around with a, by definition, loaded weapon. DQ 10.5.13 plain and simple.

Just watched it, Ashley is gone. One down, one to go.

Even though history is history and truth is truth, sadly it depends on where you went to school as to the causes.

This goes back to this thread http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=95545&st=0&p=1093431&hl=ipsc%20missouri&fromsearch=1entry1093431 Let them change it, who gives a shi*, doesn't mean we will. It is different right now as is, they shoot 160 we shoot 165, their minimum bullet is 120gr. ours is 112gr. The way things are going, in 5-10 years I don't think we will have to worry about IPSC anyway.

I ran Berry's for awhile until they started charging a "lead surcharge", but I think they have stopped that. They seemed to shoot accurate enough for this game and I was pushing about 1300 fps with them, but I would prefer Rainiers if giving the choice. You also have to load Berrys a little shorter due to bullet design. Currently, I'm running MG 155 JHP with some HS6 simply because I know that when I need them I can get them without having to wait months for a backorder. Midway is about the only place that I've seen with Rainiers at a decent price, when they have them.

Anybody that's ever had a 60lb ruck on knows THATS NOT FUNNY

John closed it due to discussion but,,,,, I found it humorous that if you look at his location it is Dubai UAE. Coincidence or something more

I can work with either, prefer just the "make ready" command but don't mind the "do you,,,,,,,,,,,,," as long as your not constantly yelling muzzle at me or anyone else for that matter. That is another story.

Spent $400 bucks 3 months ago and I'll be damned if I don't need to go back. Teeth, what a waste of money. I'm about ready just to get them yanked out and get some dentures and be done with it.

The only help provided with that load would be because of the extra weight at the end of the barrel. There is not enough gas or pressure to work the comp as it was intended. Also, you will be digging lead out of the comp (not fun) unless you use plated or jacketed bullets.

Damn, I hate that I have to clean coffee off my computer screen.

Telling how happy you are with SVI is cool. Running down another person or company on the forums isn't. Given, I don't own either of these guns but the ones I've seen from both are good looking and well made. Tick tock, tick tock till a mod squashes this. And rightfully so.

Well,,, in a perfect world I would like the glass a touch bigger. As it is now, if during dryfire, and you are trying to notice and asking is this thing bigger than a c-more sure, you see it but once the buzzer goes off and you are tuning into target and sight picture and not worrying about how big or little the sight is all you notice is target and dot. I don't foresee me going back to a c-more anytime soon. I like the fact that I can turn it on and leave it on ALL day and not have to worry about it and the fact that no matter where the sun is in relation to the range or how bright it is my dot WILL be there. Plus their customer service is top notch should the need arise.

I don't think you would want to shave any off the sight, it would more than likely void the warranty. If your going by the picture above, it looks pretty close to the way mine is mounted, you could just have the holes in the frame drilled a little lower. If you frame is already drilled, like mine was, you have what you have. Be advised that the screws that come with it are bigger than the standard 6-40 that we are used to, so the holes in the mount are also bigger. I just used the 6-40 screws, instead of having my frame redrilled and tapped, with some blue loc-tite and have never had a problem with mine coming loose and it's going on 18 months now. The bottom a my scope is approx. .07 off the slide. I had a c-more for probably a little over a year and struggled with it for a time, once I installed the Micro I had the dot from the first draw, it sits really well compared to a C=more.

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Cam Newton wins the Heisman and the BCS Title and then, ala Reggie Bush, skips senior year for the pros, Theres a shocker. Enjoy while you can Auburn, you'll be getting a call in a couple years from the NCAA to return some property.