badassmcgraff

Is that the only problem people have with IMM pistols is that it's hard to hit major? or is there quality issues as well?

I shoot just as much .22 ammo as I do .40 but the problem is keeping them running. I had a kimber conversion but that broke after about 10k rounds. The only thing I've had any luck with is the Ruger. I ordered a tactical solutions for my limited gun, hopefully that will keep up. I would get whatever you want but have a Ruger or Buckmark as a back up.

HOA in your division is the only way I would consider to be a champ.

I wish I had this. My friend took me, when I asked what I needed to do he said "don't be stupid and get DQ".

Snipers don't hold their breath. The first thing to go when you hold your breath is vision. There's two natural respiratory cycles where you're the most still, at the top of your breath and at the very bottom, it's better to break the shoot (with a precision rifle) at the bottom of the breathing cycle because your lungs act like balloons when they're full of air you have extra movement rather then if they were deflated at the bottom. Also when you hold your breath your heart rate goes up because it has to work faster to do the same job. Breathing is the most normal thing in the world you do it all day everyday, while you sleep while you eat. I don't know why people think just because you have a gun in your hand people automatically think they should stop breathing.

I don't think it's actually moving speed but rather taking out the unnecessary steps. Every GM I've talked to always has different advice but they always agree on one thing "it's not shooting fast that gets you faster it's doing everything else while your not shooting that gets you faster" When I watch a GM shoot they don't have any movement but what is absolutely necessary. That's why they always look like they aren't even moving until the end of the stages and they're time is half of what mine is.

Make sure you wear cleats.

I've been thinking about getting a Saiga, but I heard they don't run. Has anyone had any problems with theirs?

Implementing solutions in your technique is easy, it just takes time and patience. You'll get it just don't get frustrated.

Get the matt burkett videos, it will cover a lot of your issues.

Come on guys, here's here because he doesn't know, we all started somewhere. I would go with either a glock or a M&P. Feel free to message me if you have any questions.

Send that in to Glock that can be their new torture test, it's seems as practical as most of the other ones they do.

Shawn of the dead.

I think you should get rid of all of them, in fact I think you should give them all to me, Oboma will love you for it.......J/K

I second that, one time my friend locked my wife's cat in our safe for a few days.

Oh that's bringing sexy back.

I really like the stage where the ninja's attack you while you're having in intimate relations with your unisex dummy. It's going to be kinda weird with people watching.

Look into getting Matt Burkett's videos, they're really good and helped me out a lot. It's rather hard to give advise when we don't see what you're doing if you really want help post videos of you practicing and that way everyone can actually see what you're doing.

Halo 3 on xbox 360

I wouldn't stand 100 yards behind a LE sniper let alone downrange of them.

The hardest things would be waiting on the parts.

I just called Buffalo Gun Center, they said they had some but they wouldn't mail them to me I would have to come to the store, and I live in Tx they're in New York that's a long drive for primers

last year, I was 26.

Just get a can.

Overall it was a good match, the mud just gave it the Rambo effect.