outerlimits

George Allen used to say, "Three things happen when you throw a pass, and two of them are not good."

absolutely!

Got one I didn't need. $130 shipped

3 months out and no hotel? guess phil checked out entirely. good luck, pete.

if you've read the book, read this story. a bit long, but it sure makes you think. http://mpmacting.com/blog/2014/7/19/truth-justice-and-the-curious-case-of-chris-kyle

Two words...mid length.

i saw it first!

under the hand guard maybe?

20 oz on the nose...FGW

So sorry to hear about this, Vera. Kick it's ass when you can!

would be great to get some info on the match. since uspsa threw it on pete's lap, they don't look to care about logistics. match hotel and ammo shipping would be nice, but it seems that HQ has their head in the sand once again.

Be careful with cratex tips.

TTI

Woodstock and SNL forever engrained. RIP

In Encinitas this week. Pala next Saturday?

Another frivolous lawsuit. Glad the legal system saw that and shit-canned it.

Ferrari of cleaning rods.

used to be importing hi-cap mags = felony.

You DQ a guy for his gun not firing???? Unless he is sweeping, what was the ground for the DQ? "Dismounted"???? Did you mean he open the cylinder? And a delay fire occurred??? I would rule this the same as a pistol when it detonates: 10.4.3.1 Exception – a detonation, which occurs while unloading a handgun, is not considered a shot or discharge subject to a match disqualification, however, Rule 5.1.6 may apply. hell yes I did. re-read the post-DQ cause it went off while he was looking at it-pointed down range but in the middle of remedial action. and no, it was a 1911.

Dunno about stickers, but my Pelican has several that clearly say "GPS tracking number xxxxx".

I still think this call is BS. Consider this one. Say the shooter had a revolver. We've all seen cases where a primer fails to ignite the round and the shooter keeps squeezing till the hammer strikes the same round a second time and it does ignite. i DQ'd a guy at a section match years ago when his gun didn't fire due to a light primer hit. He dismounted the gun to try to figure out what happened and it fired. When was that gun ready to be shot?

mine must be an exception. 11 months old, original version and all i ever did was shove an o-ring under the battery. keeps on ticking.

They do exist....

i've had CMC in the last 3 guns. seems like the newer versions are not as light. with my lyman gauge i get 2.4 lbs on the older ones, and close to 3.3 on the newer ones. anyone try out the new 2 stage version???

look for them all to show up in the classifieds soon