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About 38SuperDub
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Beyond it All
- Birthday 07/10/1982
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http://www.boomershooter.com
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Male
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Location
Houston
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Shooting, Photography, Computers, Traveling, Golf (Former Hobby now)
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Real Name
Brandon DuBois
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In the process of building a new reloading bench and curious how people store / sort brass? I have a ton of brass in a bunch of random boxes - I'd like to organize them in a clean looking / easy to see qty way. Please post some pics of how you store brass.
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Figured it was time to take this one out the safe and actually shoot it - I've been keeping it away for over a year. Dan Wesson .40 S&W Custom Made for CZ USA and given the special treatment.
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Good seeing you as always bud....see ya soon!
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Cmon Charlie - Double Tap is calling your name :-) Amazing run on Stage 4 - I think you scared the crap out of Bo - he said "Damn I didn't expect him to run that fast". See ya at the range sometime!
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Uhhhh did this take you more than 5 min to figure?!?!?!? There is nothing that isn't super straight forward about this stage. Only reason I posted it was becasue it WAS name Gotcha. Nothing to do with a gotcha stage. But thanks for the comment. Guess I missed the sarcasm in the post. My apologies.
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Uhhhh did this take you more than 5 min to figure?!?!?!? There is nothing that isn't super straight forward about this stage.
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That's why I said not even sure its legal in uspsa, to me its a memory stage because targets are required to be engaged in a specific order. For me, that is a goofy memory stage. Uhhh - no they don't. All it says is to engage t1-9 with 1 shot each, then reengage 1-9 with 1 shot each I could go 1,3,5,7,9,2,4,6,8 then 8,7,9,6,5,3,4,1,2 if I wanted to.
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That is an ICORE stage first off - second - what about that is hard? Heck you don't even have to move from one spot!
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Can someone show an example of a "memory" stage that they could not figure out? My biggest problem in stage design is this: 8 shot array, move, 8 shot array, move, 8 shot array, move, 8 shot array If all your stages follow that method. Give up stage design. I like stages that make you think. That make you move rearward instead of forward. That make you take a 45 yard shot or waste seconds moving to a closer position.
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My gun from GANS:
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I'm relocating to houston and looking for a range that has bays that will allow members to draw from holsters and so forth. HELLLPPPPP
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Placed an order today for a couple items - 4 minutes later had an email that my order had shipped. Thanks Shooter's Connection! (And steel1212)
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38SuperDub started following EAA / Tanfoglio Shop
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My first match with the Tanfog and I shot a 94.72% classifier - I hope they don't catch on - I don't need any issues getting parts!