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Thanks for the good word on Jimmy. He's not exactly "local," being about 250 miles away. What I save on shipping, I'd spend on gas. But there aren't many "local" matches to shoot around here. Since I have family in Breckenridge, I've gone a couple times this year, spent the night, and shot the match there. I like Jimmy. And being able to show him problems I'm having rather than trying to explain it over the phone, or being able to pick something up from him and go across the road and test it out . . . those seem like big advantages. I've been impressed with what I've seen of his work. (I have not used him as a gunsmith, yet. But I've seen his guns that some of the local guys there shoot, and more of his stuff when I visited his shop.) And yeah, I might have to get one of his backwards mag releases. On the other hand, HE doesn't like the Spartan. Something about the barrel he doesn't like. (I figure that as accurate as everyone says they are, what else do I care about the barrel?)

That's one of the things I was wondering. Two sets of frames and slides made in the same factory, but possibly more attention to detail on one series than another? BTW, I was pretty much sold on the Spartan long before I started this thread. Just kicking around other ideas before I commit.

Oh, I probably wouldn't take it off if it was already on there. I just wouldn't pay much, if any, extra to have it. Drift for windage, buy the right height and/or file for elevation and you're good to go. . . . Until you change your load, but that probably won't affect elevation more than an inch or so and windage not enough to tell it at the distances we usually shoot. That's where I think an adjustable would be handy, being easier to change if you change your ammo.

STI being in Texas is a plus, from my perspective. Fixed sights are one less thing to break.

Fantastic.

STI contingency money is not really an issue. I've yet to win a local match. I've got about as much chance of winning something major as I do of winning the lottery. I win D Class when I'm the only D Class shooter there. This 9mm is just an intermediate step. I'm planning on spending more on a nicer .45 1911 a couple years down the road. At that time, the 9mm will be a practice (like instead of a .22 conversion), plinking, and occasional local match gun.

I'm a bass player myself. (I never made any money as a musician, but I made my living in and around the music business for years, as a soundman, salesman, etc.) When I'm trying to learn an especially difficult piece of music, I'll slow it down, stupidly slow, well beyond the point I need to slow it down to play every note perfectly, to where I actually feel every note and get the nuance just the way I think it should be. I play it with a drum machine (becuase metronomes drive me nuts) and very gradually increase the tempo. I go faster and faster until I'm on the ragged edge and playing pretty sloppy. Then I slow it back down and start gradually increasing the tempo once again. Every time I read someone telling someone else to practice the draw slow, getting the grip and everything just right, and gradually speed up, I think of that. I'm still a noob myself and I've been working on my draw this way.

Bobby is one of the guys I'm considering. (I've talked to him on the phone about a Spartan.) Another is to get it ready to go from Dawson. Jimmy Mitchell in Breckenridge is supposed to be a pretty good smith. I go there to shoot occasionally and his home and shop are right across the road from the range, so I could pick up/drop off stuff with no shipping there. Anyway I go, I'll probably buy the gun through one of these guys, with the mods I want already done. Jimmy is handy in case I need something tweaked a bit or later decide I want additional mods. Benny Hill, of course, seems to be the number one gunsmith recommended on this forum. He's another obvious option.

I've been reading a lot about the STI Spartan, here and elsewhere, mostly very positive. This is the #1 candidate for my next gun. I know the Spartan's frame, slide, and barrel are made by Armscor, the rest of the parts, other than the rear sight (Itallian? LPA?) are made by STI and shipped to the Phillipines and all assembled by Armscor and then the pistols are shipped to STI for final QC. Rock Island, made by Armscor, appears to have the same frame and slide. Not sure about the barrel, but maybe? The RIA Tactical model also has an ambidextrous safety. (Ambi safety is not a huge deal to me, but there it is.) The Spartan comes with the adjustable rear sight. (Also not a deal-breaker for me - at all.) What differences are there between the two? STI parts vs RIA parts. I'm wanting this as an inexpensive full-size 1911 for USPSA Singlestack Division. I'm actually thinking 9mm right now. I'd have some minor modifications done right off the bat on either. Add a magwell. (I'm back and forth between the Dawson Ice and a more traditional looking S&A type magwell. Leaning towards the Ice at the moment.) The trigger will be replaced in either, because I want a short trigger. Trigger job, which may or may not include aftermarket trigger group components. Probably a Dawson fiber optic front sight. So, if I'm replacing stuff anyway, say I add something like the EGW Ultimate Trigger Kit, replacing the front sight negates the advantage of the FO front sight that comes on the Spartan. What benefit do I gain by getting the Spartan over saving a few bucks and getting the RIA? Yes, I know STI supports our sport. That's great. But I don't think that in itself is worth the extra $150 or so it'll cost me to have STI on the pistol. I doubt I'll see any contingency money, so that's not really a factor either.

When I Googled it, I found this article, which I thought was interesting: http://www.pistoldynamics.com/MachineRest.html That's just the opinion of one expert pistolsmith, but it sort of confirms some things I was thinking.

Thanks. I edited post #3304 to add you to the rankings.

I agree with all that BerKim said. I used my Mini-14 in a rifle side match after our USPSA pitol match once. I did pretty good with it, but the furthest targets were at 80 yards. (They were little bitty plates out at 80 yards though. Looked like about 4", but might have been bigger. I was dinging them pretty reliably.) Everyone else was shooting ARs and my Mini held it's own. Yeah, the mag changes are slower. That's my biggest issue. They can be modified to be as accurate as an AR, but by then you've got as much money in it as you would spend on a nice AR, so unless you just really love the platform . . . I like the Mini-14. I had to sell mine, but I'll probably end up getting another one.

For those really close targets, and/or when you're low on ammo, there's always the pistol bayonet.

I worked in a gun store and we had a couple of those things. My co-worker was always wanting me to let him test it on me. He'd say, "Come on, the batteries are pretty old. It probably won't hur that much." And I'd reply, "The ammo in my pistol is pretty old. Why don't you let me test it on you?" We had a lot of fun, but I had to watch 'im. He was always sneaking up behind me with that thing and I was never sure if he was serious about trying it.

Right. I think the "A" flag is to protect you from getting into a class in which you can't compete. Call them. It's my understanding that if you want it, they'll give it to you.

WOW

By High Percent in Singlestack Division: 1. TGO, HM L684 GM 100.00 100.00 2. webbo A57133 GM 96.23 96.23 3. steel1212 A57351 M 86.76 86.76 4. want2race A56938 M 84.67 85.36 5. eerw A4469 M 74.61 83.22 6. Steven Cline A57903 A 79.44 82.43 7. rrflyer A66306 A 81.48 81.48 8. Clyde TY33759 A 81.42 81.42 9. Catfish A52911 A 81.09 81.09 10. tpcdvc TY51763 A 73.48 80.30 11. Scrat A50068 A 80.16 80.16 12. Ed Deegan A57440 A 79.86 79.86 13. zhunter L2871 A 77.45 77.45 14. Nemo A32791 A 76.97 76.97 15. Steve J A51440 B 74.21 74.21 16. Dave Gundry A60363 B 74.04 74.04 17. CSEMARTIN A55800 B 70.83 70.83 18. nashvillebill A58911 A 66.12 70.77 19. Alan Meek L1305 B 68.34 70.46 20. ima45dv8 L2767 B 70.19 70.19 21. TISCHLJ TY52476 B 66.22 69.86 22. fortyfiveshooter A52987 A 66.45 69.48 23. kgunz11 A61478 B 69.03 69.03 24. A62335 A62335 B 68.59 68.59 25. Corey A67152 B 67.63 67.63 26. GARY STEVENS L2133 B 67.43 67.43 27. HighVelocity TY62898 B 67.41 67.41 28. Carmoney A23819 A 65.25 65.25 29. Rocket35 A50407 A 64.50 64.50 30. Loose Brass A60566 B 63.40 63.40 31. Dan Sierpina A446 B 63.16 63.16 32. Doug H. TY55079 B 62.00 62.00 33. MarkS_A18138 A18138 B 59.66 59.66 34. Jadeslade TY57669 C 46.10 59.32 35. Airedale FY50947 C 56.11 58.47 36. chbrow10 A62757 C 57.61 57.61 37. dd5357 TY55354 C 55.36 55.90 38. boz1911 TY54309 A 55.04 55.04 39. Paul Burtchell A59988 C 53.67 53.67 40. G-ManBart TY23298 A 53.19 53.19 41. T_Deegan A59532 C 52.05 52.05 42. GentlemanJim A4820 C 49.84 49.84 43. xcelr8n A64275 C 45.87 48.99 44. DMS42 TY2745 C 42.76 47.29 45. foilhat A68487 C 39.74 44.91 46. gino_aki L1446 C 41.90 41.90 47. twodownzero A63438 C 41.24 41.24 48. hk_mtbr A60318 D 39.74 39.74 49. mgood A64298 D 30.11 30.11 50. Ladyinblue A6063 D 27.82 27.82 51. Modoc A62468 D 20.26 22.02 By Current Percent in Singlestack Division: 1. TGO, HM L684 GM 100.00 100.00 2. webbo A57133 GM 96.23 96.23 3. steel1212 A57351 M 86.76 86.76 4. want2race A56938 M 84.67 85.36 5. rrflyer A66306 A 81.48 81.48 6. Clyde TY33759 A 81.42 81.42 7. Catfish A52911 A 81.09 81.09 8. Scrat A50068 A 80.16 80.16 9. Ed Deegan A57440 A 79.86 79.86 10. Steven Cline A57903 A 79.44 82.43 11. eerw A4469 M 74.61 83.22 12. tpcdvc TY51763 A 73.48 80.30 13. zhunter L2871 A 77.45 77.45 14. Nemo A32791 A 76.97 76.97 15. Steve J A51440 B 74.21 74.21 16. Dave Gundry A60363 B 74.04 74.04 17. CSEMARTIN A55800 B 70.83 70.83 18. ima45dv8 L2767 B 70.19 70.19 19. kgunz11 A61478 B 69.03 69.03 20. A62335 A62335 B 68.59 68.59 21. Alan Meek L1305 B 68.34 70.46 22. Corey A67152 B 67.63 67.63 23. GARY STEVENS L2133 B 67.43 67.43 24. HighVelocity TY62898 B 67.41 67.41 25. fortyfiveshooter A52987 A 66.45 69.48 26. TISCHLJ TY52476 B 66.22 69.86 27. nashvillebill A58911 A 66.12 70.77 28. Carmoney A23819 A 65.25 65.25 29. Rocket35 A50407 A 64.50 64.50 30. Loose Brass A60566 B 63.40 63.40 31. Dan Sierpina A446 B 63.16 63.16 32. Doug H. TY55079 B 62.00 62.00 33. MarkS_A18138 A18138 B 59.66 59.66 34. chbrow10 A62757 C 57.61 57.61 35. Airedale FY50947 C 56.11 58.47 36. dd5357 TY55354 C 55.36 55.90 37. boz1911 TY54309 A 55.04 55.04 38. Paul Burtchell A59988 C 53.67 53.67 39. G-ManBart TY23298 A 53.19 53.19 40. T_Deegan A59532 C 52.05 52.05 41. GentlemanJim A4820 C 49.84 49.84 42. Jadeslade TY57669 C 46.10 59.32 43. xcelr8n A64275 C 45.87 48.99 44. DMS42 TY2745 C 42.76 47.29 45. gino_aki L1446 C 41.90 41.90 46. twodownzero A63438 C 41.24 41.24 47. foilhat A68487 C 39.74 44.91 47. hk_mtbr A60318 D 39.74 39.74 49. mgood A64298 D 30.11 30.11 50. Ladyinblue A6063 D 27.82 27.82 51. Modoc A62468 D 20.26 22.02 I thought I'd at least get to be High D Class, but hk_mtbr has me beat The rest of you, get me your membership numbers and/or get classified in SS. ETA gino_aki.

Shot this today with West Texas Practical Shooters. Shooting Production. I went left to right. I missed the second popper and came back and got it after I shot everything else. Alpha-Charlie on the paper. 28 points divided by 7.22 seconds for a 3.8781 HF. ClassifierCalc.com has it at 33.4607%. CmCalc shows 33.4606341%. I've shot this thing in nearly every division now, twice in at least one. You'd think I'd have it figured out

Not sure what you mean. (But it's pretty early in the morning.) Do you want them listed in order of classifier percentage rather than memember number? Sure, I can do that . . . later. Today is match day. Gotta go.

At a local match, I don't think they should make the new guy go first. But you have no control over that. Where I usually shoot, we do the score sheet shuffle for the first stage. After that, whoever was first, is last on the next stage. Whoever was second is now first, third is now second, etc. If someone is at his or her first match and their scoresheet comes up first on one of the first few stages, that sheet is likely to get moved to the back and everyone rotated one slot forward without anything being said. If it's on the 4th or 5th stage and the newbie comes up as first shooter, the RO might ask if he's comfortable going first or if he'd rather let someone else go. Even at a shooter's second match, they won't usually make him go first on the first stage. When you're done shooting and targets are scored (let the others tape, unless you have a seriously small squad) and your brass is picked up (if I'm lucky someone else is picking up my brass for me because I did the same for them) then go do whatever you need to do as far as mag cleaning and reloading to prepare for the next stage. Right then. THEN get back into the helping tape and set. If you show up at the next stage and find out you're first, you can concentrate on your plan because everything else is ready. Pay attention when the RO reads the written stage description. Once or twice, I've been in the back of the crowd running my mouth during this, and then realized I was the first shooter and didn't really know what was going on. EDIT: JT said it. I could have skipped most of what I just typed if I had read his posts first.

The first pistol match of any kind that I ever shot was a "concealed carry" match. It got me hooked. The club where I started shoots USPSA on the first Saturday of the month and Concealed Carry on the 3rd Sunday. Many of the same people do both. The same people run both. But they are two entirely different animals. I'm not sure USPSA could gain much, if anything, by absorbing these type of matches. And I'm pretty sure our local match would not benefit by being under the umbrella of USPSA. Any structured competition will soon be dominated by "gamers." That would ruin our CC matches. I'm not sure how it's been avoided, but it has, at least where I shoot. It's a great place for new shooters to come out and get their feet wet. The gun stores in town recommend these matches to their customers, so there are always fresh faces. It's simple and fun. It borrows from both USPSA and IDPA, but is neither. (I think it's probably closer to IDPA, but having never shot IDPA, I couldn't say that for certain.) The "rule book" is one page. No race guns, no race holsters, just real carry gear. Major and minor scoring similar to USPSA, but 9mm is minor while .40 and .45 are major. If you bring "gnat fart" low recoil loads, knowing that no one is going to be there with a chrono, you will be ridiculed. Divisions are single stack, double stack, and revolver. You must score 8 points on each target for it to be considered "neutralized." For safety, they don't allow cross draws or shoulder holsters. You're pretty much restriced to a strong-side belt holster.

That's what I was wanting to know. It's cleaner in the first version. I couldn't get the bold and itallics, let alone the links, the way I did it the first time. . . . But people don't really need the links. Most know how to look that stuff up, once they are given the numbers. Yeah, there are a few posts in this thread I know. I just read them all. In fact, I was on about page 111 when I decided to make the list and went back to the beginning and came back through collecting all that.

v2.0 Let's see if this works. SHOOTER _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _USPSA_ SS_ _ _ _ _ _HIGH NUMBER_ _NAME _ _ _ _ _NUMBER CLASS PCT _ _PCT GS1. GARY STEVENS _ _ _L2133_ _B_ _67.43_ 67.43 _ 1. Merlin Orr _ _ _ _TY40676_U_ _ 0.00_ _0.00 _ 2. zhunter_ _ _ _ _ _L2871_ _A_ _77.45_ 77.45 _ 3. Aikidale _ 4. Steve J_ _ _ _ _ _A51440 _B_ _74.21_ 74.21 _ 5. GentlemanJim _ _ _A4820_ _C_ _49.84_ 49.84 _ 6. MarkS_A18138 _ _ _A18138 _B_ _59.66_ 59.66 _ 7. ima45dv8 _ _ _ _ _L2767_ _B_ _70.19_ 70.19 _ 8. Alan Meek_ _ _ _ _L1305_ _B_ _68.34_ 70.46 _ 9. Catfish_ _ _ _ _ _A52911 _A_ _81.09_ 81.09 _10. boz1911_ _ _ _ _ _TY54309_A_ _55.04_ 55.04 _11. G-ManBart_ _ _ _ _TY23298_A_ _53.19_ 53.19 _12. Ladyinblue _ _ _ _A6063_ _D_ _27.82_ 27.82 _13. CSEMARTIN_ _ _ _ _A55800 _B_ _70.83_ 70.83 _14. fortyfiveshooter _A52987 _A_ _66.45_ 69.48 _15. Nemo _ _ _ _ _ _ _A32791 _A_ _76.97_ 76.97 _16. DMS42_ _ _ _ _ _ _TY2745 _C_ _42.76_ 47.29 _17. Middle Man _18. Airedale _ _ _ _ _FY50947_C_ _56.11_ 58.47 _19. Benny Hill _ _ _ _TY19374_U_ _ 0.00_ _0.00 _20. Carmoney _ _ _ _ _A23819 _A_ _65.25_ 65.25 _21. Seth _22. Bill Nesbitt _23. P.E. Kelly _24. ddj8052 _25. 6-shot _26. Dan Sierpina _ _ _A446 _ _B_ _63.16_ 63.16 _27. grandbagger _28. j1b _29. Scout454 _ _ _ _ _TY35133_X_ _ 0.00_ _0.00 _30. Jeff Turner, HM _31. Michigan Shootist _32. ChrisStock _33. Modoc_ _ _ _ _ _ _A62468 _D_ _20.26_ 22.02 _34. Skywalker _35. Exiledviking _36. SV shooter _37. steel1212_ _ _ _ _A57351 _M_ _86.76_ 86.76 _38. Slabbie Shooter_ _A60772 _X_ _ 0.00_ _0.00 _39. 38superman _ _ _ _TY51235_U_ _ 0.00_ _0.00 _40. ysued _41. Vagus_ _ _ _ _ _ _A59404 _X_ _ 0.00_ _0.00 _42. 9x21 _43. Dubletap _44. kgunz11_ _ _ _ _ _A61478 _B_ _69.03_ 69.03 _45. TGO, HM_ _ _ _ _ _L684 _ _GM 100.00_100.00 _46. Dave Gundry_ _ _ _A60363 _B_ _74.04_ 74.04 _47. Supercomp9 _48. North _49. Ed Deegan_ _ _ _ _A57440 _A_ _79.86_ 79.86 _50. GmanCdp _51. Clyde_ _ _ _ _ _ _TY33759_A_ _81.42_ 81.42 _52. hk_mtbr_ _ _ _ _ _A60318 _D_ _39.74_ 39.74 _53. JKR _54. sskp1 _55. Paul Burtchell _ _A59988 _C_ _53.67_ 53.67 _56. bp78 _57. RobMoore _ _ _ _ _A58581 _U_ _ 0.00_ _0.00 _58. HighVelocity _ _ _TY62898_B_ _67.41_ 67.41 _59. want2race_ _ _ _ _A56938 _M_ _84.67_ 85.36 _60. gotm4_ _ _ _ _ _ _TY54065_U_ _ 0.00_ _0.00 _61. webbo_ _ _ _ _ _ _A57133 _GM _96.23_ 96.23 _62. tpcdvc _ _ _ _ _ _TY51763_A_ _73.48_ 80.30 _63. bigsaxdog _64. JKSNIPER _65. nashvillebill_ _ _A58911 _A_ _66.12_ 70.77 _66. ken hebert _ _ _ _TY50527_U_ _ 0.00_ _0.00 _67. T_Deegan _ _ _ _ _A59532 _C_ _52.05_ 52.05 _68. Hopalong _69. eerw _ _ _ _ _ _ _A4469_ _M_ _74.61_ 83.22 _70. bbbean _71. 71Commander _72. Rocket35 _ _ _ _ _A50407 _A_ _64.50_ 64.50 _73. Boss1622 _74. BNorth _75. Loose Brass_ _ _ _A60566 _B_ _63.40_ 63.40 _76. rrflyer_ _ _ _ _ _A66306 _A_ _81.48_ 81.48 _77. Wunbadweel _78. Kyle O _79. Doug H._ _ _ _ _ _TY55079_B_ _62.00_ 62.00 _80. A62335 _ _ _ _ _ _A62335 _B_ _68.59_ 68.59 _81. GM IPROD _82. dd5357 _ _ _ _ _ _TY55354_C_ _55.36_ 55.90 _83. TM262 _84. Samuel Adams _85. dirtypool40 _86. werewolf45auto _87. Bryan 45 _88. Jadeslade_ _ _ _ _TY57669_C_ _46.10_ 59.32 _89. Steven Cline _ _ _A57903 _A_ _79.44_ 82.43 _90. twodownzero_ _ _ _A63438 _C_ _41.24_ 41.24 _91. TISCHLJ_ _ _ _ _ _TY52476_B_ _66.22_ 69.86 _92. xcelr8n_ _ _ _ _ _A64275 _C_ _45.87_ 48.99 _93. Scrat_ _ _ _ _ _ _A50068 _A_ _80.16_ 80.16 _94. gino_aki _95. Corey_ _ _ _ _ _ _A67152 _B_ _67.63_ 67.63 _96. pbosik _97. BigNick73_ _ _ _ _A69314 _U_ _ 0.00_ _0.00 _98. Victor R _99. foilhat_ _ _ _ _ _A68487 _C_ _39.74_ 44.91 100. mgood_ _ _ _ _ _ _A64298 _D_ _30.11_ 30.11 101. chbrow10 _ _ _ _ _A62757 _C_ _57.61_ 57.61

There are a whole lot of members whose numbers I haven't found. There could be more masters hidden in there, but probably not many, if any.

THIS IS NOT MEANT TO REPLACE NEMO'S OFFICIAL ROLL. JUST SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION. Besides, I don't know if I'd want to keep up with it all the time. It was a royal PITA to put together. I have no idea why it comes out in funky colors when using the code box on this forum, it just does. Don't ask me why your name is a different color than someone else's. If I have your info wrong, let me know and I'll fix it. If I don't have your number, let me have it and I'll add it. If you don't want your number and scores posted to such a public list, let me know that and I'll remove it. GS1. GARY STEVENS L2133 B 67.43 67.43 1. Merlin Orr TY40676 U 0.00 0.00 2. zhunter L2871 A 77.45 77.45 3. Aikidale 4. Steve J A51440 B 74.21 74.21 5. GentlemanJim A4820 C 49.84 49.84 6. MarkS_A18138 A18138 B 59.66 59.66 7. ima45dv8 L2767 B 70.19 70.19 8. Alan Meek L1305 B 68.34 70.46 9. Catfish A52911 A 81.09 81.09 10. boz1911 TY54309 A 55.04 55.04 11. G-ManBart TY23298 A 53.19 53.19 12. Ladyinblue A6063 D 27.82 27.82 13. CSEMARTIN A55800 B 70.83 70.83 14. fortyfiveshooter A52987 A 66.45 69.48 15. Nemo A32791 A 76.97 76.97 16. DMS42 TY2745 C 42.76 47.29 17. Middle Man 18. Airedale FY50947 C 56.11 58.47 19. Benny Hill TY19374 U 0.00 0.00 20. Carmoney A23819 A 65.25 65.25 21. Seth 22. Bill Nesbitt 23. P.E. Kelly 24. ddj8052 25. 6-shot 26. Dan Sierpina A446 B 63.16 63.16 27. grandbagger 28. j1b 29. Scout454 TY35133 X 0.00 0.00 30. Jeff Turner, HM 31. Michigan Shootist 32. ChrisStock 33. Modoc A62468 D 20.26 22.02 34. Skywalker 35. Exiledviking 36. SV shooter 37. steel1212 A57351 M 86.76 86.76 38. Slabbie Shooter A60772 X 0.00 0.00 39. 38superman TY51235 U 0.00 0.00 40. ysued 41. Vagus A59404 X 0.00 0.00 42. 9x21 43. Dubletap 44. kgunz11 A61478 B 69.03 69.03 45. TGO, HM L684 GM 100.00 100.00 46. Dave Gundry A60363 B 74.04 74.04 47. Supercomp9 48. North 49. Ed Deegan A57440 A 79.86 79.86 50. GmanCdp 51. Clyde TY33759 A 81.42 81.42 52. hk_mtbr A60318 D 39.74 39.74 53. JKR 54. sskp1 55. Paul Burtchell A59988 C 53.67 53.67 56. bp78 57. RobMoore A58581 U 0.00 0.00 58. HighVelocity TY62898 B 67.41 67.41 59. want2race A56938 M 84.67 85.36 60. gotm4 TY54065 U 0.00 0.00 61. webbo A57133 GM 96.23 96.23 62. tpcdvc TY51763 A 73.48 80.30 63. bigsaxdog 64. JKSNIPER 65. nashvillebill A58911 A 66.12 70.77 66. kin hebert TY50527 U 0.00 0.00 67. T_Deegan A59532 C 52.05 52.05 68. Hopalong 69. eerw A4469 M 74.61 83.22 70. bbbean 71. 71Commander 72. Rocket35 A50407 A 64.50 64.50 73. Boss1622 74. BNorth 75. Loose Brass A60566 B 63.40 63.40 76. rrflyer A66306 A 81.48 81.48 77. Wunbadweel 78. Kyle O 79. Doug H. TY55079 B 62.00 62.00 80. A62335 A62335 B 68.59 68.59 81. GM IPROD 82. dd5357 TY55354 C 55.36 55.90 83. TM262 84. Samuel Adams 85. dirtypool40 86. werewolf45auto 87. Bryan 45 88. Jadeslade TY57669 C 46.10 59.32 89. Steven Cline A57903 A 79.44 82.43 90. twodownzero A63438 C 41.24 41.24 91. TISCHLJ TY52476 B 66.22 69.86 92. xcelr8n A64275 C 45.87 48.99 93. Scrat A50068 A 80.16 80.16 94. gino_aki 95. Corey A67152 B 67.63 67.63 96. pbosik 97. BigNick73 A69314 U 0.00 0.00 98. Victor R 99. foilhat A68487 C 39.74 44.91 100. mgood A64298 D 30.11 30.11 101. chbrow10 A62757 C 57.61 57.61 I'm working on an enhanced version where each person's screen name will be a link to their profile on this page and each USPSA number will be a link to their classifier page on uspsa.org.