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More info on this match. The Pickaway County Sportsman's Range is hosting the Special Forces Association Chapter 45 (SFA 45) in a charity 3-Gun Match to benefit the soldiers of Company B, 2nd Battalion, 19th Special Forces Group and their families. The 70 Green Berets and 4 support soldiers are the only unit of Green Berets stationed in Ohio and all these citizen soldiers are currently deployed on an eight month mission overseas. In the past, funds raised by SFA 45 have been used to pay for travel and expenses for family members to visit wounded unit members in hospital at Walter Reed and in Germany. Thankfully, that has not yet been necessary this deployment and the funds from this event are earmarked for a welcome home celebration for unit members and their families at the King's Island amusement park. Please join us in a 1 day format, 8 stage, 3-gun match on September 29, 2018. The number of competitors will be limited to 80 plus staff. The match fee is $150. The rule set will be IMGA as modified to accommodate range rules. Lunch will be provided for all shooters and staff. The prize table will be awarded by random draw. Sign-in: 7:30 - 8:30 am (Additional Sign-in on Friday, September 28 may be added) Shooters Meeting: 8:45 am Match Start: 9:00 am Match Director: Jason Conrad, PCSI Director Assistant Match Director: Mark Arnold, Brigadier General (Ret.) US Army, Special Forces Range Master: Dan O'Carroll Registration is now open. https://practiscore.com/sfa-45-3gun-benefit-match/register Match staff will have their match fee waived. Please email me at multigun@pcsirange.com if you would like to work the match. Staff will shoot Friday, September 28. Match facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/sfa3gn/ SFA 45 Website: www.sfa45.org See you at the range, Dan O'Carroll

Thank you! I should have been more specific. I'm looking for a kydex holster preferably with level 2 retention for vigorous multigun stages.

Has anyone found a holster option other than the Red Hill Tactical?

The Pickaway County Sportsman’s Range near Circleville, Ohio is a hosting a 5 or 6 stage Multigun match on April 3rd. This match falls on the same weekend as our monthly USPSA competition. Saturday is the USPSA match and Sunday is the Multigun match. We will start staging additional range equipment at approximately 2pm on Saturday, April 2nd. Competitors who can help with setup Saturday afternoon will receive a match fee discount of $15. Competitors who can help with Sunday morning setup at 8am will get a $10 discount on match fees. Those who come Saturday and Sunday for setup will have their match fee waived. These are BIG setups that are target rich and have plenty of props, so as usual, we’re counting on volunteers to make this happen. We will also provide a match fee discount of $15 for two members of each squad who volunteer to be ROs. Please let me know if you are interested in being an RO. Please remember that we do not allow bi-metal jacketed or steel core rifle bullets to be shot at our rifle steel. This means if a magnet will stick to your bullet it has steel in it and these bullets will damage our plates. RO's will be checking everyone's rounds with a magnet. Round count will be less than 75 rounds per gun with no more than 10 shotgun slugs. We suggest you bring twice as much as you expect you will need. You can always take some home. Registration is scheduled to open on Saturday, 3/26/16 at 6:00pm. In order to register for this match go the following site: https://practiscore.com/pcsi-april-2016-multigun/register After you have registered you will be sent an email with a link to your registration page where you will be able to select a squad. For more information, match schedule, rules & equipment overview feel free to visit: PCSI MultigunDivision Match Fee: Guests: $25 Members of PCSI: $20 Ladies & Jrs: Free

Rose Action Sports did my shotgun work also. Left my shotgun with Steve after the BRM 3-gun and got it back in the mail nine days later. Nine days. Amazing! It loads so smoothly now, I can't believe I waited a year to open up the port. Used in a match today and it was flawless.

The Pickaway County Sportsman’s Range near Circleville, Ohio is a hosting a 5 or 6 stage Multigun match on October 4th. This match falls on the same weekend as our monthly USPSA competition. Saturday is the USPSA match and Sunday is the Multigun match. We will start staging additional range equipment at approximately 2pm on Saturday, October 3rd. Competitors who can help with setup Saturday afternoon will receive a match fee discount of $15. Competitors who can help with Sunday morning setup at 8am will get a $10 discount on match fees. Those who come Saturday and Sunday for setup will have their match fee waived. These are BIG setups that are target rich and have plenty of props, so as usual, we’re counting on volunteers to make this happen. Rules Changes not in the Multigun Webpage: 6.5.5 Muzzle devices (compensators, muzzle brakes, compensating muzzle brakes, or any other device not listed) are allowed in this division provided the muzzle device is not larger than 1 inch in diameter, measured perpendicular to the barrel, and 3 inches long, measured from the barrel muzzle to the end of the muzzle device. Exception: suppressors 9.1.12 All courses of fire will have a 100 second par time (time limit) unless otherwise stated in the stage briefing. If a competitor does not finish the stage within the par time, a raw time of 100 seconds will be recorded, and the targets will be scored as per Rule 9.1. Please remember that we do not allow bi-metal jacketed or steel core rifle bullets to be shot at our rifle steel. This means if a magnet will stick to your bullet it has steel in it and these bullets will damage our plates. RO's will be checking everyone's rounds with a magnet. Round count will be less than 100 rounds per gun with no more than 10 shotgun slugs. We suggest you bring twice as much as you expect you will need. You can always take some home. Please note that we are going to use online registration in order to limit the number of shooters to 66. We believe that we have reached our limit to host any more shooters. At the discretion of the Match Director more shooters can be added if they assist with Saturday afternoon setup. Registration is scheduled to open for ROs on Saturday, 9/26/15 at 6:00pm. Registration is scheduled to open for Shooters on Sunday, 9/27/15 at 8:00pm. Some of the past matches have filled up rather quickly. Please plan accordingly. The registration rules can be found at PCSI Multigun Division. In order to register for this match go the following site: https://practiscore.com/pcsi-october-2015-multigun/register After you have registered you will be sent an email with a link to your registration page where you will be able to select a squad. For more information, match schedule, rules & equipment overview feel free to visit: PCSI MultigunDivision Match Fee: Guests: $25 Members of PCSI: $20 Ladies & Jrs: Free In order for these matches to run smoothly we need the competitors to assist with resetting stages and tear down of their final stage. See you at the range soon! Dan O'Carroll - Match Director

The Pickaway County Sportsman’s Range near Circleville, Ohio is a hosting a 6 stage Multigun match on April 12th. The April match has been moved to the second Sunday of April due to Easter falling on the first Sunday. This match falls on the same weekend as our monthly IDPA competition. Saturday is the IDPA match and Sunday is the Multigun match. We will start staging additional range equipment at approximately 2pm on Saturday, April 11th. Competitors who can help with setup Saturday afternoon will receive a match fee discount of $15. Competitors who can help with Sunday morning setup at 8am will get a $10 discount on match fees. Those who come Saturday and Sunday for setup will have their match fee waived. These are BIG setups that are target rich and have plenty of props, so as usual, we’re counting on volunteers to make this happen. We will also provide a match fee discount of $15 for two members of each squad who volunteer to be ROs. The two volunteers will be determined during a special registration period. Please do not register during this period unless you have been separately contacted to participate as an RO. Please let me know if you are interested in being an RO. Rules Changes not in the Multigun Webpage: 6.5.5 Muzzle devices (compensators, muzzle brakes, compensating muzzle brakes, or any other device not listed) are allowed in this division provided the muzzle device is not larger than 1 inch in diameter, measured perpendicular to the barrel, and 3 inches long, measured from the barrel muzzle to the end of the muzzle device. Exception: suppressors. 9.1.12 All courses of fire will have a 100 second par time (time limit) unless otherwise stated in the stage briefing. If a competitor does not finish the stage within the par time, a raw time of 100 seconds will be recorded, and the targets will be scored as per Rule 9.1. Please remember that we do not allow bi-metal jacketed or steel core rifle bullets to be shot at our rifle steel. This means if a magnet will stick to your bullet it has steel in it and these bullets will damage our plates. RO's will be checking everyone's rounds with a magnet. Round count will be less than 100 rounds per gun with no more than 10 shotgun slugs. We suggest you bring twice as much as you expect you will need. You can always take some home. Please note that we are going to use pre-registration in order to limit the number of shooters to 66. We believe that we have reached our limit to host any more shooters. At the discretion of the Match Director more shooters can be added if they assist with Saturday afternoon setup. Registration is scheduled to open for ROs on Saturday, 4/4/15 at 6:00pm. Registration is scheduled to open for Shooters on Sunday, 4/5/15 at 8:00pm. Some of the past matches have filled up rather quickly. Please plan accordingly. The Pre-registration Rules can be found at PCSI Multigun Division. In order to preregister for this match go the following site: http://shootnscoreit.com/ Step 1) Once at the site you must login or register/signup the first time there: http://shootnscoreit.com/signup/ Step 2) Then you will need to search for the event http://shootnscoreit.com/search_event/ the event is: PCSI April 2015 Multigun Match. Step 3) Once you find the event and have signed up for the event you can select the squad you want to shoot with from list on left. For more information, match schedule, rules & equipment overview feel free to visit: PCSI MultigunDivision Match Fee: Guests: $25 Members of PCSI: $20 Ladies & Jrs: Free In order for these matches to run smoothly we need the competitors to assist with resetting stages and tear down of their final stage. See you at the range soon! Dan O'Carroll - Match Director

It is in the rule book clarifications on the IDPA website.

According to the FTDR rule clarification, all that is required to earn the FTDR is not reloading to take one or more shots. The shooter's intentions are irrelevant. The perform the reload and take the shot, no FTDR. They do not perform reload and take the shot, FTDR.

I believe you. It may not be enduring, but I will have an answer.

Practical shooting (3-gun, USPSA, IDPA, etc.) competitions are not considered a "sporting purpose" by ATF.

Did the Nordic Components folks have any documentation or an interpretation from the ATF saying that the shotgun doesn't have more than 10 foreign made parts from the ATF parts list and can therefore be assembled into a "non-sporting" configuration by the addition of their mag tube extension? My understanding is that Beretta has sold a perfectly legal imported shotgun suitable for sporting purposes. Nordic Components has sold a perfectly legal mag tube extension. That is where their liability ends. If I assemble those parts and the total capacity of the magazine is now greater than 5, then I have I have made it into a "shotgun prohibited from importation under section 925 (d)(3) of this chapter as not being particularly suitable for or readily adaptable to sporting purposes." If the assembled shotgun has 10 or fewer foreign made parts as defined by the ATF, then I'm good to go. If it has more than 10, then I must replace some of those parts with American made parts in order to bring the foreign made part count down to 10 and make the shotgun compliant with 922r. I'm going to ask the ATF about this particular shotgun. If someone else already has a letter from the ATF about this shotgun, then I would be interested in seeing it.

I just quoted myself from another thread. This question comes up occasionally. People build AR's everyday without giving it a thought, but when adding a tube to a shotgun people wonder about 922R - I don't get it. Building an AR and adding a tube extension to an imported shotgun which already has a 5 round tube are two very different animals. The more I have read on the subject, the more I disagree with your interpretation. I do appreciate your posts though.

for what its worth, they come with the mag tube ext installed The ones I've seen in stores haven't had extended tubes installed. They are 5+1. So if I add a +5 extension, would I be in compliance with 922r?