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I use my glutes mostly for push'n

I have more magazines than I actually use . . . really use only 3. One 170 and two 140's. I want an extra mag on my belt, just in case I drop one or have to eject one. So, I recommend 3.

I use one of the flammable liquid storage cabinets . . . it is perfect! However, I don't think I would buy one new . . . too damn expensive. Many years ago, I was working at a site that was throwing one out. My cost was nada. Lucky me!

Welcome to the forums, Jesse!

WHOA! I have doubts that my back can do that. But, I'll certainly be giving it a try!

Can you beat your partner at arm wrestling? Take over a spare bedroom closet, and install a locking knob. Better yet, build your own closet in the basement!

Welcome to the forums, Samuel! That USPSA pistol is some kind of fun, eh?

I'm just glad I got a couple hundred miles on the bike yesterday. S E Ohio will not see 60 for the next 10 days.

I buy from Shooters Connection as well. And, their pasters are a must-have. The color is a little off but, they stay on the target. I reuse targets many times and have found no other pasters that will stay put.

Welcome to the forums, Jamie!

Welcome to the forums, Jeff, from another "O" state . . . OH I O

I have a feeling everyone has this issue in the beginning. I certainly did. It took me a long time to overcome it too. In addition to the dry fire with timer, practice live fire with the timer as well. While doing live fire drills, learn to clear your mind of all thought. After the make ready command, and you have loaded and holstered, clear your mind of any and all thought. At the sound of the buzzer, all those hours of practice and your subconscious mind will carry you through.

I never did get into skeet, trap. However, I want to welcome you to the forums, from the Buckeye state!

Hey, Kevin, I am not an RO and can not stay on my feet for extended periods of time. However, I am available for . . . perhaps stage construction or gopher work.

I have introduced new products to the shooting public. It is a very steep hill to climb. I never did have one that found success but, I did not let that keep me from trying!

Yeah, my weak hand is already moving to the magazine on my belt, as I release the spent mag.

Hats off to ranchers, and farmers Oh, and welcome to the forums!

All I'm saying is, things went my way yesterday

I never tally it up, and do not want to know. I spend what can, which determines how much I shoot.

Hey, welcome to the forums, Robert!

I hope they never change it!

Odd! I have never hand a problem with any of my Springfield's, in this regard.

Welcome to the forums, from southeast Ohio!

Awe, those aren't match screw ups. Just learning curves, that every one goes through.

Welcome to the site, Dan !