Hi folks.
Bob Patterson here, USPSA A-60772.
To begin, let me say that I used to shoot some IPSC style outdoor matches back in the day. Like 1989-1990. Was never last place, but let's just say i kept him company! Now I have gotten back into competitive shooting, and am enjoying it a lot. I'm a single stacker and will wave the Big Bullet flag forever! (lol) I have my third USPSA match under my belt today, and feel good about my progress.
A word about my gear. I shoot a Kimber Tac Custom II, stuffed into a Blade Tech SRB with belt slide. I have a bunch of Chip Shooting Star and a couple Wilson mags. All 8 rounders. I shoot 185gr flat nose rounds loaded by Bruce Bennett (A9882), and I highly recommend his work if you're in Central Florida and need quality match ammo. So I have a good basic match setup.
My biggest issue currently is my eye dominance. But it's not like you think. I'm left handed and left dominant eyed. But, my right eye is stronger at distance than my left. So when I'm shooting with my prescription glasses, both eyes fight for the sight picture. I sometimes see two front sight posts. It sucks. So today, I decided to shoot a stage with my shooting glasses, with a paster over the right lens. Wow! Razor sharp sight picture every time. Now I can begin working on my game.
As a result, today I finished 61st out of 78 shooters (combined divisions). A new personal best.
I'll go over the stages I shot in a later post.
Glad to be here!