ski_dog

Same here, but I have a light on my 19.

With a high quality barrel, you likely will be just as accurate with a shorter barrel. John Noveske always said to use the shortest barrel you could get away with for the purpose. I have 14.5, 16, 18, and 20 inch uppers. Those 14.5" lightweight barrels sure handle quickly in target transitions!

This way, in a Ready Tactical kydex mag pouch.

Agreed. I started using the Safariland this year and it has been great.

I have run Leupold 3-9 and 2.5-8 scopes, an Aimpoint T-1, and now a Vortex 1-6. The T-1 is the fastest by far out to 150 yards. Factor in how long it takes to switch the scope from1x to the higher magnification instead of just a mental holdover calculation and you see a slight difference in times on stages that have at least a few far/near switches.

The Ranger LR slugs seem to work better then most other slugs out of my M2. I bet you'll be satisfied with them.

I've been using 3.9 gr. of Titegroup, 1.135 OAL; 124 gr. RN Xtreme bullets I haven't put it on the chrono yet, but I have liked the accuracy of the round.

This sport does hook you quickly. Enjoy trying to justify the new expenses!

Some of the best advice I have heard is that the advanced techniques are just the fundamentals done faster and better. Keep training the basics, and you will succeed with the matches.

Whatever it takes, I sure hope that they get rid of them!

My buddy had his 2001 Chevy Silverado broken into a couple weeks ago. Had his brand new laptop stolen (with all of his financial/personal information on it) along with a bunch of baby toys. What kind of loser steals the baby toys??

Sorry about the mistaken holster type. It is the Stingray that I was referring to - thanks for the correction!

Anyone use one of these for USPSA or IDPA? What is the general consensus if there is one? Seems like a good holster, but just wanted to check in with the pros.

One definitely wants to train for all course conditions. It sounds best to wait to disengage the safety until pointing at the target. This would be especially true with a COF having you start facing uprange. I would hate to see someone disengage the safety with their hand on the gun while in the holster and turning!

I have started getting into IDPA shooting this past year, and am loving it. One of the guys at the local club told me about this site, so here I am. Just wanted to say hi, and good shooting!

I used to hate everything Glock. Until I needed a gun that went bang every time. Then I was hooked, and haven't looked back.