LeftyGirl

Howard, is it absolutely necessary for all 3 team members to have all 3 guns? I'm looking to put together a ladies team, but we're a little short in the shotgun department. Essentially, I'm wondering if there will be any stages where more than one shotty will be required, or if we'll be able to get through the match with only one. Thanks! Karla

There's something to be said for proximity to food. And a cheaper room.

**does happy dance and cuts the check**

Finally, a 3-gun match on the east coast! Alan - be sure to let me know how I can help. K

You have seen me shoot Open. I'm surprised that you had such high expectations from me. Well played by both of you.

I am IN! Hooray!

Gill! Call Noel. I hear he knows a thing or two about this stuff. He did start the team, after all. -Karla

I'm with Gomer! My husband and I shoot together almost every weekend, and it's a great way for us to spend time together as a couple. Granted, I wouldn't recommend teaching your own family members to shoot - we've had our share of arguments that way. But I'd definitely recommend making shooting a family affair!

(I'm the wife, and the source of all the gun problems.) To clarify, the magazine does not get stuck in the gun when I press the right-side ambi release button. I can mash it down as hard as I want and the mags fall out perfectly. However, the mag DOES get stuck in the gun when he presses the left-side normal release button all the way; if he presses it halfway, then the mags fall out just fine. I do still have the problem of the mags getting stuck when I seat them too hard. Thanks for your advice!