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I hate to stir the pot any more, but questions pop into my head and demand to be asked. I don't see anything in the rules that says anything about holsters for WWII Division. Should we assume they will be the same as for Tactical etc?

Already singed up, but how can I change to the WW2 Division?

And another thing, at the 2011 match (can't say enough about how amazingly well run this match was overall) I had a sling on my rifle and was ordered by an RO on one stage to remove it for "safety reasons". Not a big deal for me since I didn't really need it on, but could be a problem if you planned to carry your M1 clips on the sling.

Looking forward to another great match and thinking of switching to WWII division, but was wondering why only Garands and 1911s. My Dad served in the Pacific and he never had a Garand (Navy, they still had '03 Springfields) had an issued S&W .38. Any chance of other WWII era guns being included. Don't want to make a lot of waves, just wondering.

Worked for me. Took a couple of minutes for the confirmation email, but all good after that.

I don't know, those restauranteurs can be pretty tough.

Just wanted to clarify one minor point. The NRA Trade Show in Chicago is the National RESTAURANT Association. The National RIFLE Association Annual Meeting is in St. Louis.

Is there any easy way to determine if I'm actually in the match? My check cleared, but I haven't been notified. Just wanted to make sure it didn't get misplaced somewhere along the way before going all the way to Texas. Not that there's anything wrong with Texas.

I hate to be a bother, but I sent my entry on Dec 2, check hasn't cleared. Any way to know for sure if I'm in or not? If you sent it on December 2nd and it was not lost in the mail, then your are in per the fact that there were over 80 slots open as of last week. Contact the guys on texasmultigun.com to be certain. Thanks. Finally cleared 20 Dec.

I hate to be a bother, but I sent my entry on Dec 2, check hasn't cleared. Any way to know for sure if I'm in or not?

I took a different route that the other responders. I am nearsighted, with astigmatism, but since I was a cop I needed to see the sights at any time. I got glasses with "occupational lenses", i.e., a TRI-focal! My middle lens is for distance, the bottom lens is for reading, and the top lens (slightly smaller than the reading lens) is to focus just past the end of my outstretched arms, on my gun sights. I see the target normally, then dip my head slightly while drawing and I'm right on the front sight. Not the cheapest solution, but it works all the time.