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    Battle in the Bluegrass round III

    in Match Announcements - Pistol Only - USPSA, IPSC & Misc.

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    Shirts will be $15 for XXL and smaller, $20 for anything larger. They will be heavy cotton (Gilden brand) that is pre-shrunk. The color this year will be “Prairie Dust” which is very close to a coyote tan and the graphics/lettering will be black. Please make check out to “BGSL-PD” (Bluegrass Sportsman’s League – Pistol Division). If you email me at Jason.angell.ja@gmail.com I will provide the address to send the funds!!

    Thank you!! See y'all in April :cheers:

    Battle in the Bluegrass 2011

    in Match Announcements - Pistol Only - USPSA, IPSC & Misc.

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    Alright it is official (well, sort of :unsure: ) we will have shirts!! Price will be $15 or a big bottle of Corey's favorite Bourbon will be taken in trade!! If you are a "Big and Tall" type (over 2X) let me know and I will get a price for yours. Below is what the back will look like and the front will have "Battle in the Bluegrass 2011." Color will be a medium gray with black writing and graphics. Shirts are Gildan brand.

    If you would like one let me know. Jason.Angell.JA@Gmail.com

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    See y'all in April! :cheers:

    Jason

    Good farm rifle?

    in Miscellaneous Topics That Do Not Fit in Any Other Forum

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    Living on ~600 acres in Kentucky I have found that for most critters the 12 gauge and .22 are all that is NEEDED. But, if she gets the house this is a perfect opportunity to NEED a new toy of some sort....say a 50BMG? :lol:

    My favorite though is still my AR. It has fallen off the four wheeler, been dropped in the mud and I don't worry a bit :cheers:

    BTW, if you have a .22 rifle, CBs are perfect for small yard pests :ph34r:

    Good luck and enjoy the piece and quiet!!

    Jason

    G17 or G34 for an Open?

    in Open Pistols

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    What John [now at S&J] told me years ago was that both the G34 and G35 slides are lightened internally by Glock to get down near the slide weights of the G22 and G17 respectively.

    He made several open Glocks out of G34's and kept seeing them develop slide cracks, right near the factory lightening. This doesn't seem to happen very often on the few open G35's out there because they aren't lightened as much.

    G17 and G22 slides are both pretty solid, so most of the Open Glocks are now on G17 slides. In my opinion, my own Open G17 was a little light in the slide, but not a big problem if you use enough recoil spring. That's the catch - a lot of guys don't want to stay above 15 lbs and may develop peening in the unlocking areas of the barrel and ejection port of the slide.

    Probably the ideal would be a 9mm breechface cut into a slide as heavy as a G22 slide - which doesn't exist.

    What you DON'T want to do is shoot a 9mm conversion barrel in a 40 slide. That's been tried, with mostly all bad results.

    Having built my own Ti-comped, Doctor-sight open glock I can tell you that you will eliminate your headaches and have a competitive, reliable, fun gun if you just buy from S&J. Save up your $$ and do it all in one shot.

    HTH

    "What you DON'T want to do is shoot a 9mm conversion barrel in a 40 slide. That's been tried, with mostly all bad results."---

    :surprise: I just switched to this!! What are the problems?

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