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Are you still USPSA Production legal if you remove the finger grooves? Thought that was an external mod that changed the profile.

Do you order direct from them or dealerships?

Well, I did see a dirty G34 not make weight at a larger match last year. (not mine, one of our squad)

A reminder that the McDonald match will be held Sunday, July 29, 2012. Due to a club conflict we were unable to shoot on our regular 2nd Sunday. McDonald will also be squadding shooters for the match. Registration will begin at 8:30 with competitors being placed into squads of 7-8 shooters along with a dedicated RO, with 5 squads to start. Tentative times for squads to go out will be 9, 11 and 1 pm. Any shooters arriving after a squad has gone out will have to wait for a sufficient number of additional shooters before being able to go out and shoot. All shooters must be with a dedicated RO to shoot.

DRIFT: There is forum software that does this when you are starting a new thread, noticed it over on the android boards.

My son has one, had a chance to play with it. Nice screen, fast and responsive, a touch large but not overly so. Bootloader is locked by Verizon so you can't flash custom rom's very easily. Techno-wiz's are working on that. From what I understand, other carriers did not lock it, so there is a lot of work with custom ROM's for it on those carriers. That is if you are into that!

If you are shooting USPSA Production division, grip tape forward on the frame is not within the diagram of permitted grip tape locations so I believe would not meet Production Division requirments. (appendix E4) Eric True, then you would find yourself in Open. Glad you mentioned this because when I read it, that was the first thing that came to mind.

Let's be sure we are not quoting USPSA rules when he is asking IPSC rules.

Could be low powered ammo or that one round was short cycled during reloading, whatever. Just can't willy-nilly call REF and have them re-shoot because where do you then draw the line from within the calibration zone? Rulebook shows you the calibration zone, clear as a bell. Even an edge hit falls into the calibration zone, but you don't call REF and give a re-shoot for an edge hit. Painting steel between shooters is a must, otherwise call REF on any edge hit and give any shooter another run at it. I remember shooting the Buckeye Blast a good number of years ago, steel was set up at a good distance on one stage. My ammo had been calibrated at what I was shooting at that time (130 PF). I hit them dead center and one did not fall. Called for calibration. Bang, it fell. Just giving me REF would not have been justified or fair to the other shooters. That's when I moved up to 137-139 minimum PF for my rounds.

Welcome! Do you shoot with that group from Bedford that I've been seeing at our Western PA matches?

large flaring bone forming one half of the pelvis that is directly under your armpit when standing erect? I consider "15" the hipbone, but we have too many people that feel forward and call "16" the hipbone.

Thanks. The more I looked the more I started to lean that way even though she wanted closer.

Wife and daughter are going to Columbus for the Country Living Fair in September. They would like to stay close to Ohio Village and I need some recommendations of some good hotels for them to look at staying. I'd prefer they be relatively close to cut down on their driving. Any and all help is appreciated!

Good. One less thing to worry about.

Thank Harry, and the BOARD. :-) Harry, you tricky devil!

Drop that many and I'd be looking at new mag holders!

Have you let anyone else shoot your gun and do they have the same issues with it you have?

I did!

Going to have to try this one. Would make a nice little classifier.

LOL! Shot a cof earlier this year that I was determined to do with just one mag. I was so focused on that that, when I accidentally hit the mag release and dropped the mag, I wasted precious seconds picking it up rather than go for the mags on my belt. All that existed for me then was me, the gun and that one mag.... What a maroon I was.

You could also make a strong effort to get those others to join USPSA....

Have you tried changing the recoil spring? Had some traditional stoves and though the ISMI seemed fine, changing it made it go away completely.

I have occasionally shot Ltd minor with my production gun for a change of pace (and may begin to do so again), or to see how I can do without the restrictive planning of 10 rounds. Allows you to see a different way of approaching a stage without having to count to 10.

LOL! +1

I've tried IKam glasses, contour hd, but they just don't capture what I want to see. Then again, even with total filming, I don't know for sure what to be looking for and whether it is being done right or not. One of the problems with filming and viewing yourself. You don't know what you don't know. You have to have someone else view it and evaluate.