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Where can we ship our ammo for the match?
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- 5.4.2. A field holster of such design would be suitable for military or field use.
Thigh rigs are used by the military. So does that mean I can use one?
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I don't know who could tell the difference between a 16 and 18 during a stage if all other parts are the same (stock, handguard, etc.) I have 2 guns which are identical except for the barrel, one is 16 the other is 18 and both are mid-length gas. Both are 100% reliable. My advice is flip a coin, pick one and stick with it. Being used to the gun is more important than having the latest and greatest.
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Check out Westone they have excellent in-ear products and are coming out with universal fit electronic hearing protection. Their design does not encapsulate the electronics making them easy to clean and if you need new ear pieces you don't have to get new electronics. This feature also allows you the sell them should you want to. The molded pieces are a lab-made and fit really well and they keep your impressions on file if you want a different color or solid plugs.
Full disclosure I am sponsored by them but this also means if you decide to buy I can get you $100.00 off the Digital 1, 2 & Hunter models.
As for experience, the material Westone uses is very comfortable and they fit better than others I have owned. I used to use another brand but the material was very stiff and didn't fit my ear very well so there wan't much sound blocking. If you get the molded set Westone has a network of Audiologists to make the impression so you know you're getting a proper fit from a professional.
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This is the Hogue "Carry Holster" with a retention system. Eric at Hogue set my up for my Production gun but they also have them for 1911/2011's
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I'll throw in my .02 for what its worth.
I'd would use the red or green (your color preference) triangle in the TR-24.
I've used the TR-21 (the old 1.25-4x) with a red triangle for years with good success. IMHO You don't need stadia lines for targets out to 350 just know your zero and trajectory for different distances. With my rifle and load and a 200 zero its1.5" high at 100 and 7" low at 300. That's a nearly a dead on hold for most targets we shoot. This kind of homework saves time trying to figure out which line to use for which target. The TR is a clear scope with 1 point to look at and when I want I have a REALLY bright red thing to point at the close stuff.
Don't take my word ask Taran or Nils.
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I understand that when match dates are published they must list all the days there is any competition, so if the match staff shoots prior to the rest of the competitors those days must be included.
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There needs to be a "like" button for forum posts.
Nice one Cliff!
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Huh, I'm catching up with this thread and read that it now has a name, POGO. I'm like weird, I wonder where that came from,..........then it hits me, duh.
COOL!!
Of course as a Master class Open guy with 10 years experience, I'd love to Beta test, I'm the perfect candidate.
I'm a GM, does that make me a better test candidate?
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Please put me on the list for one.
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Good shooting Ben, and I too want to know who made those plates! To bad you had to leave it would have been great to see you again.
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Is there a place to ship ammo?
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I'm heading out to the Northwest Multigun this week and am excited to put some more rounds through it.
Man I wish I had read this! I missed out on seeing it.
i'll be there in squad 9. i wanna check it out.
Butch why didn't you say something, you know I shoot a little Open.
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The fine print on Schueman Hybrid barrel instructions notes that blast shields make the lens build-up worse because it creates a swirl effect that moves more smoke and debris to the lens
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The match was fantastic, all 3 guns on every stage and long range on all by 2!
Thanks to Scott and Doug and all the staff for a very fun and well run match,
Congratulations to Burton, Cody, Brian and Scott.
I will back next year, with a scar on my cheek
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When you decide to produce them for sale put me on the "I'll take one" list.
In the mean time of you're looking someone to test and ring one out I'd be willing to volunteer
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Are the results up anywhere? Looks like Cody won limited, good job kid!
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When you get a GM card USPSA sends you a check for 100k.
What's the time frame on that? I got my card in February but the check hasn't come yet. Who do I call?
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The Nationals just keeps getting better and better. The stages were as good as any I've seen and this years prize table for Tac-Scope had 24 guns! A big thanks to the match staff, stage builders, and Phil (for taking out the garbage).
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Well, a few shooters have been eliminated by having the match on the same weekend as the Handgun Nationals.
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SInce that match when it snowed I've been bringing clothes for both extremes. It hasn't rained since but you never know. I figure, if I bring it I won't need it, and I'm ok with that.
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it's an angry little gun.
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I friend of mine who had some time behind one once opined on how Modified fits between Limited/Standard (has to 40 and 170 PF) and Open (comp and optic), "its the wost of both divisions".
I think they are really cool looking guns but maybe thats because I haven't shot one and don't own one.
Pcc weight
in Pistol Caliber Carbine
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RunnerRunner Guns Glock mag lower, mil-spec upper, 5" barrel with a titanium sleeve to bring it to 16.25", Kaw Valley bolt with the weight removed, hydraulic buffer, Clark carbon hand guard with a few holes, Hogue G10 grip