BDCooper

I had that problem and starting wearing more athletic type shirts, like under armor heat gear. They tend to stick close to the body and be more form fitting. Not attractive to see, but effective when shooting.

watching now... canucks look sloppy, bruins look tough

that video was a great... that's what I remember of 80's wrestling. What a character.

Good hard work pays off. Nice job!

I had an 87 CRX Si for a while. It was red with black interior. It was a fun car for me in high school. My friends used to ride in the hatch. One of them was 6'4" I always laughed watching him get in and out. It was a fast little car when it wasn't loaded with teenage boys. It burned through several distributors though. That soured me on the thing and I got rid of it. Have thought about looking at the new CR-Z though for nostalgia's sake.

Good match... cold rain.

Looks like fun!

Does the creek running through the range flood? Given all the flooding going on I wonder if additional rain on Saturday would be a problem... Even so, low 50's and rain is doable shooting weather for March.

Thanks... that makes sense. Thanks for keeping it simple. The brains aren't running right after winter time.

Can someone dumb this down for me? I haven't had any issues with my 550 but I don't want to get caught unaware.

Sorry, count me out. Baby girl's first birthday party on Saturday.

Jason puts on a great match and c'ville crew is a friendly bunch for new folks. I'm thankful they embraced me as I got started. Made it a whole lot easier to keep coming back.

As I recall, last February's match had four/five participants. Not a pretty sight from the description I was given because there was a bout a 10" of snow that came down from the night before through that morning. March though... oh March was great last year for shooting outside.

The hill is great exercise. The range is really unique and I really enjoyed getting a chance to be at the buckeye challenge last year. This is a can't miss match if you are anywhere near Ohio.

I use my G21sf in L10. It's competitive and an easy gun to shoot. I shoot a G17 in production and the grip adjustment does take some dry fire practice to get used to after using one for an extended period of time. My only real mods have been warren sevigny sights. Haven't found a need for mag extensions or a mag well. The hole is plenty wide for speedy reloads. My .02