High Lord Gomer

It happened from day one on one of my Pros but has never happened withmany thousands and thousands of rounds through my other "regular" M&Ps. is the sear block different on the Pro?

Forgive my ignorance as this is my first time. I didn't get any squad request information when we signed up. Is there a way to make any requests, now?

You'll want to move. There's some shady characters in your area. I'm not going to mention any names but some of their initials are BOZ, Mark, John, etc.

I can't wait! I'm wondering if this will cure/help the problem I've had with one of my Pros not resetting the trigger all the time.

One of mine has done that from day 1. It fails to reset . I swapped slides and frames around on several of my M&Ps and the problem only occurs now about once every 250 rounds. I'm waiting for a lull in my schedule to send it back. For me, racking the slide (sometimes as many as 4 or 5 times), usually resets it.

Very cool! Great times for you two ahead! My 12 year old started with an M&P when he was 9. I would suggest trying this: http://speedshooters...6P+9%2F40%2F357 It really helps them get a good grip on the gun and you'll likely have less problems with extraction. While you're at it, I also highly recommend the Apex sear and firing pin block. I don't know if it is too late or not, but also: http://www.juniorshootercamp.org/

It's only a reshoot if the RO stops the competitor *and* there was really no squib. If they stop themselves, no reshoot and scored as shot.

Try this: Very cool video. A friend who doesn't shoot 3-gun remarked that it was painful to watch people reload a shotgun. I can't wait to send him your video.

My M&P45 never had a problem with MG 230 loaded at 1.250. (Probably only did a couple thousand through it, though)

I had one Pro that had the front sight fall out. I measured it and the sight was the problem, not the cut in the slide. Luckily I had another and once I put it in, it hasn't moved.

Did he stop himself or did the RO stop him? If I have someone who tells me they think they fired a squib, I tell them to stop. I know the possibility exists for a cheater to claim a squib, get the RO top stop them, and then get a reshoot if there was not really a squib, but karma would catch up to those people if their greed doesn't first. Besides, I have never encountered anyone capable of such things in USPSA.

I have seen several posts where people don't like to allow the "driving down" of poppers because it allows ricochetes to travel upward. Is this not a problem with this type of swinger?

Please thank him for me!

I would explain the joys of fine swine mattress dining, but then all of you yankees would figger out what yer missing and the price of Porkie's feet would go through the roof, so I'll just keep it to myself.

WooHoo! I'm a GM at the Buffet Line!

As I remember, you did better with irons than most did with scopes on that plate rack. (yes, I was the A-hole that had to call all of the hits on no shoots on that stage).

So both people who were able to get carry permits in RI can carry in Vegas? (I have a friend in RI who has been fighting that battle and it sounds almost impossible)

That's him! I guess he figured us southerners couldn't handle Genaro so he translated it to Gerry for us. He was out here in Augusta for a month and got to do a fair bit of shooting with us. Great guy! So he hasn't switched to an M&P, yet?

I'm not entirely sure but I was pretty sure I had a pocket knife in the outer pocket of a bag I checked last week to California. When I got there there wasn't a knife but my pistol and ammo were still inside.

Welcome, Andy! You need to try the USPSA matches at MCRC and Spartanburg. I haven't done IDPA at Spartanburg but they put on a great USPSA match.

Do you guys shoot with Gerry A. by any chance?

Since she does a lot of BMX... One of the biggest problems I've always had with photographers at MX races was that they would get a photo of a person in the air without any ground to really understand how high/far they were jumping. I'm no photographer, but when I do take pictures I try to get the takeoff, the landing, and the rider all in the picture. These are old pics so the quality is poor, but the are both of the same jump. Even though the rider is is more detail in the zoomed in version, I prefer to see the takeoff and landing: http://themxtrack.com/gomerjump1.jpg http://themxtrack.com/gomerjump2.jpg Similar thing goes for turns...I want to see the entry and exit, like this: http://themxtrack.com/BillyTurn.jpg

Well, since you tee'd it up for me... You have a svelte athletic body? I've been wanting to get me one of those! Where do you keep it? After following you around a couple weeks ago I'm betting you keep it in your back pocket. You sure you don't have two of them things? Ever take them out and wash them? Should I stop now? You sure?

Andy...how good? I don't know if you had been told, but I am planning on hanging around the extra day to help RO.

Oh man...based on the fine grip of the guy on the right, I'd have no problem going downrange and smoking crack in front of them!