JimmyN9

Is there a consensus on which ones are the leaders?

More to the point, would this be overkill?

Add on - Has anyone used these in conjunction with electronic muffs on top? Wondering if you would get feedback or not

Has anyone tried the new MBX Followers on this thread?

Went the same way. I have not tried the "new" followers yet from MBX. Old ones seem to push a bit high past the feed lips IMO.

Has anyone heard or been able to confirm a new C-More is coming out this fall? Shorter slideride type.

Excellent points....and a few advil never hurt either!

Question to those who do run...how long/far on average on match day?

Draws, and Lots of stretching...use to do a little....but now a much bigger fan since.

Would be interested in the VP9 in a 5-5.5 inch comp ready.

Add on to Craig 981 question: And is there that much of a difference between the SP01 Shadow vs the Accu Shadow to make it work the extra cash.

I have lived in several different USPSA areas and seen various flavors of this dilemma. Several options: with large draws - Set Up crew gets slots before all others - Worked well in PA where 6 stage match would have a waiting list to get in. GA - Set Up crew breakfast worked well plus reduced or no match fee. AZ - Currently out west were match fees are going up at select club(s) to have a paid set up and tear down staff (which is where I think the sport is headed right or wrong). I saw the lack of setup help first hand in GA with our small crews (3-4) getting burned out quickly. Feel your pain as It is just a bit frustrating when the bulk of the shooters stand and wait for a few to do the rest of the work. To that end here is a suggestion to add to the pile. Want to just drop in shoot and scoot $40 - $50 Fee. Set up Help is worth $10 off fee, tear down help is worth $10 off fee, stage design, $10 off fee. Just and idea....adjust to fit needs.

By bay storage for props and steel if possible. Found its easier to get tear down / set up help of the put away is close. Looks like its going to be a great place to go.

Also, for moveable storage, think it was a front sight or two back that had a trailer built out to hold the clubs props....made it easy to set up. Of course this depends on space for trailer storage and amount of props you have. Hope that helps

Matt - Reach out to peter oliver from Area 6. He has a very good set up for storage with hangers for props and such at the Cherokee Gun Club

10 -12 with a true mix of stages faster turn times if stages have fewer gimmicks for my two cents

20 Yards, but know your offset for optics at 5,10,15,25

There was an old article in front sight about a club in WA (I think) that built small A frame that caps the target stick to shield the cardboard.

Definitely go see a Dr. had same issues and worse, ended up with shoulder surgery.

Cool deal. thanks for your help

Thanks Ivan, will start keeping any eye out for it.

Sorry if this has been asked before, but are there any live updates available?

Thanks for the info

Thanks ChuckS. Idea on when registration will open...cause you know it fills super fast!

Should be a good match, wish I could get back to shoot it.