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See if you have a hobby shop that sells R/C cars. ...they might have the clip needed as a body pin

I wish I could afford the travel expense to come out I'd volunteer to RO

Eddie, aren't you a body shop guy? You can fix that

It wasn't the Taccom. I have 2 of those already. These were in a plastic bag with just a crush washer to go with them.

Anyone know the manufacturer of the comps in some of the prize bags without any label on the packaging?

You know a hose dragger probably could have burnt that cage to the ground and had it look accidental.

My greatest accomplishment of the match....I made Denise speachless. After all the shooting was done and all the guns were put away I saw her standing in the parking lot and asked if I could put a small tape recorder in her pocket for the Brownells lady's 3gun match coming up. She looked at me and stammered and stared and stammered and stared some more and said she was speachless. That has GOT to be a first.

I used a rotating punch to punch holes to put the els backs on my CR Belt

Bryan you bite your tongue and rain. I'm tired of shooting in the rain as an RO.

Best thing to do is call mossberg and talk to someone they are going to want the serial number when you talk. They really don't do anything thru email. Kinda pisses me off cause I find its easier to send them an email with all the info of what I need and where to send it to and forget about it until it shows up. But they want to talk to you on the phone and garbage.

If you are using practiscore there is a DNF button that you can use on the bottom left it gives a 0 for the stage but does not 0 for the match

So if I stage DQ I'm just going to get max time and no penalties. If you are doing a total time match it might be in my best interest on certain stages just to take a stage dq

In this case there is no low ready or port arms "starting postion". 12.3 Are You Ready - Standby ...The range officer shall then issue the commands "Are You Ready" followed shortly by "Standby". At this point the competitor is cleared to activate the "3GN Self Start Timer Button" which activates the timer that signifies the beginning of the competitors attempt of the course of fire... 2.6 Default Start Position. The competitor assumes the start position as specified in the written stage briefing. Unless otherwise specified, for a handgun start, the competitor must stand erect, facing downrange, with arms hanging naturally by the sides. For a rifle or shotgun start, unless otherwise specified, the competitor must stand "High Port" which is defined as; standing erect and relaxed, with the firearm held in both hands, stock touching the competitor's belt, at hip level, muzzle pointing upward and with the finger out of the trigger guard. Different stages may require the “ready position” to be prone, kneeling, sitting or as otherwise stated in the written stage briefing. A course of fire may permit a competitor to start a stage with a long gun mounted into the shoulder and pointing towards targets

This was never about uspsa rule set. This was about defining a start position. Define low ready and port arms start positions. And I belive that a lot more 3 gun matches are using a modified 3 gun nation rule set than a uspsa rule set.

This isn't uspsa rulings this is Outlaw 3 gun

Time to put on the range lawyer hat for a moment. Most stage briefs say engage targets as they become visible or available. If you have a target that is visible or available immediately, shouldn't you be engaging that target and not loading unless you had to? If you truly were ready to engage then immediately after the buzzer you would be and not loading. Like was said it's consistncy that we are after. I know certain RM's have said port arms is full grip on the grip and full grip on the forearm, the finger hovering over the safety is not port arms, muzzle is at the shoulder. Ammo is not allowed in the weak hand because port arms is gun in hands only.

And here is my argument. Port arms is a drill position, when given the command to be at Port arms have your weapon upside down and see what happens. Low ready, part of that designation is "ready". If the gun is sideways on your shoulder or upside down you aren't ready to engage targets.

Please define low ready and port arms starts for both rifle and shotgun.

I heard Dan walked away with a check for roughly 57k plus whatever from the prize table

Lena, on the ladies side

Those don't auto reset and there ain't no way they are running down with a 4-wheeler to reset after every shooter. They have been accurate in the past. There are MGM flashers on another stage. So Larry has the icon in his library.I'm hoping Larry will chime in. They are a plate on a pivot, they could be made to auto reset without much trouble really.

The original Colt speed plate is 28" tall. Could be those

Same for all of them

Bet if you were to pull the trigger on the shotgun then rack the bolt you'd have no problems. If you know for absolute certain there isn't a round in the chamber pulling the trigger is faster than trying to find the little button to release a shell then rack the bolt

Cassidy told me at Dagger one year that you get 4 seconds for each rifle target, 3 seconds per shotgun target and 2 seconds per pistol target. If you keep with that timing you will never time out