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  1. My only suggestion would be to make the 50 yd. stage freestyle. Standing, kneeling, prone, whatever can be done safely, with all shooters facing downrange at the start signal. Requiring those who won't or can't go prone, to start with their backs to the target just seems sadistic.

    I once shot at a target about 40 yards one handed. Not fun <_<

  2. I have shot a 92 barrel on a 96 frame and slide, with a 92 magazine, and it worked 100%.

    I have used a 92 magazine in a 96 frame, slide, and barrel, and it worked 100%.

    My calipers say that the only thing different from a 92 on a 96 barrel is they drilled a bigger hole down the middle of it.

    I did not know that.... :blink:

  3. glockabierto.jpg

    Is that a carver gun?

    I see it has alot of his parts.

    Hows it shoot?

    It has carver mount, carver 10 port compensator but that is it. KKM match barrel, CCF frame, tugsten guide rod, zev tech fulcron trigger assembly, skeletonize firing pin, ice magwell,,

    It shoots very accurately. I had FTF issues, but once I got the lee undersized sizing full die, problem solved....

  4. Señor Ben,

    I own a beretta 96 stock model and I am reloading for it to PF 133. Am I legal for production?

    Please advise or point Yourstruly in the right direction

    It is on the approved production gun list so I can't see why you wouldn't be good to go with that setup.

    Thank you

  5. DQ! You were not facing down range when the gun was out. The gun pointing down while drawing is allowed but facing downrange while you do it is key for safety reasons... I think this ia good lesson for everyone and kudos to the RO :cheers:

  6. Señor Ben,

    I own a beretta 96 stock model and I am reloading for it to PF 133. Am I legal for production?

    Please advise or point Yourstruly in the right direction

  7. Video is a great tool.

    I run a local forum, very small, composed of local shooters only (I can't disclose the name and do not pm me for it). We video as many matches as we can. It has become an indispensable tool to improve.

    As far as becoming faster, just go faster, but be fluid and deliberate in your motions. What is the point of running full speed only to have to stop in a hurry, gain your composure and then shoot... Lol... If you can run like that and stop on a dime while shooting A's afterward then god bless. But or the rest of us mortals, well ... :blush:

  8. Keep that gun high as you move between target arrays + I agree with what is already posted. I myself am struggling with the same issues. I am a big guy and not the fastest hombre out there. But the few times I have slow down for the sake of being fluid and deliberate in my motion and foot work ... Well my scores have shown it ... Unfortunately that only happens once in a while... :eatdrink:

  9. My 2 centavos.

    ... with proper finger placement and proper trigger pull and follow through a stock 5.5 trigger pull is good to go. However, when you need to speed up those shots and you have a long stage, you will not be able to maintain that same trigger pull execution. the proper muscles will fatigue nd you will start to introduce others. Then Mr. Low and his cousin Left will pay an unwelcome visit :surprise: this more of n issue in revolvers, striker type actions. I recall a stage where my last target was like 5 yards. I says... I am going to give it hell. My brain said double tap...Let it Rip! Trigger finger was like ... Woat? The 2 slowest shots I have ever taken. Since then I brought down the trigger pull on my sw 625 to 7 lbs. :devil:

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