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In this case, the shooter's foot was on the ground past the line before the last shot was fired. I thought the procedural call was definite. But what if his foot had just touched the line? Then, I would not have been sure and probably not have called the penalty.

On stage two of the classifier (strings 1 and 2), what is legal concerning the forward and rear fault lines? Can you touch the fault lines at all? I gave a procedural penalty to someone who clearly not just touched the forward fault line, but part of his foot was several inches past the line. Thank you.

If you miss a target in tactical sequence, it is legal to shoot at that same target again rather than go on to the next target? Thank you.

I would like to shoot some minor .40S&W ammo in IDPA with my G-35. Does your G-35 shoot reliably with minor power factor ammo? (125K-135K pf) What recoil spring do you find works best? Do you need to load higher than 125K power factor to get 100% reliability? Thank you.

So you for an average speed or fast speed swinger, your shots should always lead the target a little bit?

What is the best way to shoot prone with a handgun? Shoot with belly down or roll on one side? Any thoughts or tips would be appreciated.

What recoil spring do most single stack shooters use with major pf loads of 165-170K? Do some people use less than a 16 pound spring? Thank you.

If I buy a 9mm conversion barrel for my Glock 35, it would be legal in ESP but not in SSP. Is that correct? Thank you.

I have some boxes of 12 gauge 00 buckshot sitting around. Is it ever used in 3 gun or USPSA matches? If not, I plan on selling it. Thank you.

I ruined on Easyloader before getting it correct the second time. Mine works fine. Call or email Dave's Metal Works (www.davesmetalworks.com) to get advice.

Accuracy will be better since your narrow sight is more precise. However, you will be a little slower acquiring your sight picture. So it's a trade off.

Although I think it might be helpful to use fault lines, it would require additional set up time and trouble. Some clubs might feel burdened. KISS principle.

Have a division for .40 , .357sig and .45acp service pistols that requires a 165,000pf.

Go to a running shoe store and have them look at your feet. They can assess your needs. There are shoes designed for arch support, if that is what you need.

P9's usually cost $550-600.

One brand that may make the 125 pf with your gun is Sellior and Bellot, 158g RN.

I like my M&P better than my Glock 17. Smaller grip is better for my small hands. And a slightly longer sight radius.

There is one for sale on Gunbroker for $609.

I found the trigger on the P9 to be very long with a long reset.

I have no inside information, but I predict you will see the .45 Pro at Shot Show in January.

Dawson Precision makes very well designed competition sights. I personally like their fiber optic front and rear sights on my M&P.

When people talk about Clays, are you referring to Universal Clays?

Try for sale section on Glocktalk for some good deals.

What powder to make .38 Special minor power factor (125,000)? I would like to use 158g bullets if possible. Thank you. Thanks for the replies!