FishingFool

I have the 650 setup for 9mm and .223. For your purposes it's great. Caliber change is less than 10 minutes. Just get separate tool heads and leave them setup.

Whoa! Only 10 hour drive. I think I'll make this my second big match next year. Practical questions: How far away is parking from the stages? Do i need to bring my cart? Any tube restrictions? What facilities are available at the complex? And most importantly...... How cool is the tshirt going to look?

But that would be simple - and make sense... XD It would also dumb down the sport. Slugs, bird, and buckshot targets everywhere! Penalties and DQ's galore! Multiple optional shooting positions and line of sights! I personally like it when I am forced to use my brain during a stage. Thats part of the challenge, otherwise things get boring.

Lula's are the best.

Diffusion. Briley.

Got my room at the resort. I wanna just roll out of bed and shoot!

Had loads of fun last match. Will try to do this match and surefire in the same month.

Thanks

They were hung with fire hose. How wide was the fire hose and plates? I found some firehose locally but its a bit big for my 8" plates. Almost 6".

Last year the 100 yard targets at the long range stage were hung with what looked like some heavy straps or fire hose. Can someone confirm on how they were hung and how well they held up? I'm wanting to make some more targets for my local clubs to use.

Two loads. 55gr for under 200. 77 for everything else. Sighted in for 77's and the 55 gr is close enough. A big match I only bring the 77's. this winter I wanna play around more with 69grers.

Registration shows a medium shirt. Im getting rounder and want a large. Is there a way to edit the database?

Looking forward to next year. The last one was a straight up hoser match. While that was alright, I'd like to see more technical stages mixed in.

9 cents a round for 9mm 17 cents for 55gr .223 30 cents for the 77gr smk

Thanks guys. This forum has such a great community.