SteveZ

The squad request looks like this. You are supposed to turn it in when you return your slot. Limtied_Limited_10_Revolver_Squadding_Request.doc

I'm a member of the Marysville Rifle Club...which happens to be the same club that Lisa Munson is a member of. In this months club newsletter there was a story about Lisa winning the Ladies SSC (beating Kippi by 6 match points)...and went on to mention that Lisa is the ONLY Ladies Master in Limited. So apparently this isn't true anymore?

Tom...how would you compare the "smoke factor" between Universal and N320 using the same MasterBlaster bullet?

For my section, I'm tasked with tracking DQ's. I just did a quick scan for the last 12 months and its pretty evenly split between 180's and AD's

Congradulations Tim....I can't recall the last time that an Area 1 Championship was FULL. Looking forward to a great match and looking forward to meeting a bunch of great people. Say "HI" when swinging through Stage 6 ... Package Deal...because RickB and myself will be workin' it.

There's another way....and its free if you are using Dillon dies. Real all about it here! http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?...&hl=carbide EricW came up with this idea and it works. I sometimes get 40 brass that has been Glocked...I've modified my Dillon sizing die per EricW's instructions...never had a problem

Check out Bear Creek bullets...they're just as good as MasterBlasters (or Precisions) and considerably cheaper.

Apparently this same rule doesn't apply to "catagories"....

Forums that have sold out to commercial interests Forums that once served as a place to learn but have turned into personal blog pages Delusion......

This is an airline by airline thing...not a TSA rule. Alaska Air allows you to pack as much ammo you can into a 50lb suitcase. I'm flying on Alaska!

check your email...

I happened to talk with Floyd cuz we're running this stage at our clubs match this weekend and got the skinny on how its going to be worded....and I ain't talkin'

I'd recommend shooting L10. I shot L10 for years and about 3 years ago, made the switch from L10 to Limited. As you know in L10 you pretty much reload when you move....that is embedded into your mind. It took about 3 months for me to reprogram my head so I wasn't dropping magazines with 10 rounds left in them....I'd have to FORCE myself to not do a reload when leaving a shooting position.

The issue isn't about the targets being "non-disappearing" (FYI, disappearing targets are DEFINED by the rulebook as activated and moving targets which after they complete their movement are not available for engagement. The targets behind the ports weren't activated...and they didn't move)....the issue is rule 4.2.5 and App. B3. Once those ports shut (and assuming the shooter couldn't reopen those ports or go to an alternate port) the A-zone of non-engaged targets is gone....and that violates 4.2.5 and App B3.

While I don't have one yet...I'm ready and waiting to pull the the trigger on getting two Iphones...one for my wife and one for myself. I've been following the Iphone rumor mill for about the last 4 months....the current thinking is that Apple will be releasing a new Iphone in the June/July time frame. Look for a new display, better camera, more memory and possibly lower costs. If you'rr not in a hurry .... I'd suggest waiting. Jailbreaking a phone means you get around Apple's stranglehold as to what applications you can run. Unlocking the phone means you can switch carriers from ATT to something else (like T-Mobile). A lot of technogeeks jailbreak their Iphones so they can run apps that Apple doesn't seem fit to support. Up until recently, Apple didn't have much to say about jailbreaking the Iphone...until last week that is. Apple said its now illegal to jailbreak a phone (which is nuts...you bought it...you should be able to do what you want on it. It's the same thing as buying a TV and having the manufacture say "you can only watch channels 4, 5 and 7" or Microsoft saying "you can only run Internet Explorer". You also have to be careful if you jailbreak your phone and then attempt to update it when Apple comes out with a firmware upgrade. You need to either wait for the jailbreaked update....or un-jailbreak your phone...upgrade and then jailbreak it again. If you're not careful, you may brick your phone (however from what I've heard, thats recoverable).

Tom told me to go 150% on the classifier.....I went 105% (Ok ...so I'm dyslectic. 66pts, 6.37 seconds. Started with the center target and went right, on the left side, started with the rear target and went forward.)...when it was Tom's turn, I told him to go 150%....he did! If Tom didn't have the miss...it would have been about a 130% run.....crazy fast!

I tried running AA #5 for the first time on my 550B to load up some 9mm and found I was having problems with the power bar becoming very "sticky" after as few as 10 rounds loaded...after 100 rounds, the powder bar was really sticking. It appeared that the power (which is very fine and flat) was slipping between the power bar and spacer. I called up Dillon and found that they don't recommend AA #5....the tech guy nearly described the problem before I was able to explain what I was experiencing.

If I had to choose....I'd pick Matts bike.

Its interesting...if you look at the guns that the top shooters in Europe are using....they tend to be full length dust cover guns (aka Edge profile). Are they behind the curve or did they not jump on the "lighter is better" bandwagon?

Edgerat -- if you're really new to competition shooting....we're going to be holding a Beginning Practical Shooting 101 Class out of Renton on the 4th weekend of April (2 day class). You might consider going that route. The class will be taught by experiened shooters (GM/M/A class). It will not only discuss the safety/rules issues pertaining to USPSA but will also get into techniques. The class hasn't been "formally" announced yet. When it does, it will probably show up on the NWS webpage.

I use two to get a stack up of about .22" (wilson and a CP) and a 11# recoil spring in my STI Edge. I remembered something Brian wrote about in his book....stack up as many as you can as long as the gun still functions.

Looks like we'll be shooting against each other....soon. I'm also shooting Limited Division......welcome to the shark tank!

So your theory then is that the shotgunner's don't use as much lead shot and therefore the prices for shot have dropped....but the prices for bullets hasn't....or is it that manufactures are just out to make a buck easier off those who shoot pistols/rifles?

Gary should get around to answering your email...or he'll make me do it. The NWS is probably one of the most competitive sections. There are many GM's and M's shooting all the divisions....expect competition to be stiff in any division you chose to compete in. Many of the clubs in the section take a break over the winter...but all of them are up and running again in February.

...and then you have this little problem. 9.2.3.2 Virginia Count must use paper targets exclusively, and must only be used for Standard Exercises, Classifiers or Short Courses. The stage was scored Virginia....it wasn't a short course, it certainly wasn't a classifier and it wasn't run as a Standard Exercise (eg multiple strings). Another nail in the coffin.