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Come on, I'm just joking around. I just lost 20 pounds and it was friggin hard.

Full disclosure, I don't have anything to do with the match, that's just my guess. And my use of the word "ICORE" doesn't necessarily mean it will be an ICORE sanctioned match.

That's a different match on the same day at the same range. They have multiple bays. I'm sure this years match will be a normal ICORE match, just like last year's. It's just probably not on the calendar yet.

I shot it last year. Not sure what you mean by "format". It was a normal pistol match. Eight or ten stages if I recall.

Just saw this... https://practiscore.com/icore-southwest-regional-revolver-championship/register Match starts: October 16, 2020 @ 8:00 AM · Match ends: October 17, 2020 @ 5:00 PM Location: Rio Salado Sportsman's Club 3960 N. Usery Pass Road Mesa, AZ 85207 Regional ICORE Match, 10 stages plus chrono--Minimum 200 rounds Time-8:am - til finished. Match Director: Scott Krushak There will be cash payouts, awards, and some random prizes and or prize table. Tee shirt information and availability will be announced as information becomes available. Match fees are $100.00 No refunds after 9-15-2020. Refunds will be $90 because of CC fees. We will be following all local. state and federal COVID-19 guidance current at the time of the match to ensure the safety of all match participants. Squad sizes are reduced due to the COVID-19 restrictions. We will allow shooters to compete with the staff on Friday to make sure everybody gets to shoot. You must be an current ICORE member to shoot the match. You will need to provide your own lunch. In the event the match is canceled due to a COVID-19 issue, a portion of all match fees will be refunded minus costs that have accrued for setting up the match. REMINDER: AZ State match will be on Sunday at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club. View Squadding ICORE match, Price: $100.00

I'm guessing, and really that's all it is, but if you use xyz organization's name, you have to pay xyz organization some money?

I registered, thanks

I fly to a lot of shotgun matches with factory ammo. 100 rounds of 12ga is right around 11 pounds. I never tell the gate agent I have ammo, so far so good. It's a non issue, but it's factory ammo. I just ordered the MTM boxes, thanks

The cylinder on the left is my original cylinder, the one on the right is the new one that needs fitting.

I talked to to MD and he told me in limited, the only difference between the old rule book and the current rules is the requirement for a factory barrel.

In my case, the only difference is the extractors. I guess I could try swapping those?

I'm not a gunsmith, so I'm not touching anything. I think the difference is the angle of this cut. But again, I'm not a gunsmith

Ok, here's the update: I bought an already converted to 9mm / .38 super cylinder from a member here. It drops right in, spins freely. The only issue is when I pull the trigger (my 627 is double action only) the cylinder moves, the lug engages the notch, but then the trigger stops and won't fire. It's almost like the hand/pawl is too long. When comparing the ratchet on my original cylinder to the ratchet on my new cylinder, the new ratchet "bumps" look thicker. I'll take some pictures. I'm sure my gunsmith can get it to fit. I need it to work with both cylinders.

Travel with my wife and two kids? Umm, I'm going to the match to have fun, not have a brain aneurysm

Am I right in thinking 100 rounds of .38 special 160gr ammo weighs about three pounds? If that's the case, I can just check 400 rounds with the airline?

I'm thinking of flying into Reno Nevada for this match. I know about checking my revo, but how do I get 300 rounds of ammo there? What do you guys do? https://practiscore.com/world-revolver-championship/register

Yeah, it hit the target, but I knew there was an issue so I didn't pull the trigger again.

Most it the people that I show my 929 think the long barrel and comp look stupid. I wonder how many they would have sold if it had a five inch normal barrel. I had mine cut to five inches (by a tractor mechanic in Phoenix) with no loss in velocity.

So in 8 to 10 months he'll have a working gun?

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1624557 Snip: This is my cousin shooting his S&W 586. There is a problem with the trigger/hammer. You can see in the second trigger pull the cylinder turns but the hammer camms forward. I've never seen anything like this before. I shot it also and it happened many times. Neither one of us short stroked it. I even removed my finger completely out of the trigger guard to make sure after every shot and it still did it. The gun has not been modified in any way and only has a couple hundred rounds through it. About 2-3 years old. Does anyone have any ideas on what is wrong?

On a shotgun forum I frequent there was a guy named Plaxico. I asked if it was him, and he said yes.

The guys in Phoenix said it's back on, and they might hold the Arizona State Revolver Championships the next day at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club at South Mountain. So if you come into town, you can shoot two matches at two different clubs. I'd guess they're probably 45 minutes to an hour away from each other.

The tractor mechanic in Phoenix's name rhymes with glank flem. He screwed up my 929 good. In fact I had to pay Will Ohara here in So Cal to fix it. I should have just taken it to Will to start with. He was astounded at how poorly the first job was done.