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of course ther is the fact that a conversion barrel doesn't work very well. Or didn't in my G22 at any rate, even with a 9mm extractor

After trying for 3 years to move up in ESR. The third sanction match I shoot in SSR has enough shooters to bump me from SS to EX. Now a 5 gun expert

1. What sports do you shoot your revolver in (USPSA, ICORE, IDPA, Steel, NRA, etc.)? 2. How often do you shoot revolver at the club level? 3. How many majors do you shoot each year (state/regional/areas)? And with a revolver? 4. Do you shoot a national championship with your revolver and if so which one(s)? 5. Would you consider crossing over to other shooting sports with your revolver? If so, which ones and why? 6. Why do you like to compete in the revolver divisions? 7. If you don't shoot revolver in matches, are you interested in giving it a try - why or why not? 1. IDPA with a 625 and a 15, Just got a 617 for steel challenge 2. A least half the time 3. 9 Majors last year all with revo 4. IDPA nationals the last 3 years 5. Been meaning to try IPSC but never seem to make it with the revo. 6. Different skill set and I enjoy beating up on the auto shooters 7. N\A Thanks for the interest.

Now ESR - EX Ted Murphy Signed My card. Bumped myself at Nationals since I have beat every SS I came across this year at sanctioned matches and there stiil wasn't enough shooters to bump me.

CDP - EX Classified MM match bumps to SS then to EX ESP - EX Classifed SS match bump to EX SSP - EX Classified MM match bump to SS then 1st SS at 2005 Nationals SSR - SS Classified haven't shot sanctioned yet ESR - SS Classified been shooting past 3 yrs and can't get a bump Wondering when IDPA will change the bump number to 5 for revolvers

I shot the stock Hogues for a little then switched to a set of JM grips and I am currently shooting the Xframe Hogues off of my 460 as they have a recoil pad at the web of my hand and add a little to the trigger reach which I needed. Moonclips go past them fine but loaded ones hang a little comming out, but that is not a problem