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That’s ridiculous too. It’s a National championship match and even having it happen one time is to many.

What was the deal with some of the steel, was it old and shot out? Just curious.. tks

Well, don’t play defense in our game so it’s all about how well we can shoot on that day. I do compare my scores and shooting to better shooters and when I can actually see what they're doing better I’ll watch and maybe video them. Then I add whatever it was to my practice along with my usually routine. I wonder how much it would change the way we think and shoot each stage if we had ea division shoot with the same class of shooters. Prod A shooters shoot with only Prod A shooters and so on through ea class then do each other divisions the same. That might be to much of a pain in the ass to actually try anyway.

20-25 yard bill drills and those dot drills. I mean whatever causes pressure for the shooter. Distance, time or both. You won’t consistently make the shots or the time if you don’t have good triggers control. Good luck.

Mike Seeklander did a podcast with Eric G, I think that was one of his best and most interesting.

The podcast quality is actually not that bad when you listen and compare them to some UFC podcast. When the UFC pods have guests you can’t understand jack. It’s sounds like the latest mumble-rap bs that’s out these days. SMDH

Thank you, mods please delete.

Do range rules superseded the USPSA rule book at a USPSA event? Last time I read anything, it was USPSA rules only or don’t advertise an event as USPSA . I don’t thing this has changed but I want to double check, thanks

I personally think most failed calibrations come from the first hit moving the popper some (not so it falls) and of course after the steel has moved it may fall with a .22 short. I have never seen a popper set on a level slab so squad after squad shooting it all day the calibration changes. I just wish we could get a reshoot if we have a full hit in the calibration zone but your rules are the same as mine and we will continue to win some and more likely lose most cal calls.

When does this ever take place before an issue? Lol

Thanks, I missed most of the 9.9’s Going back now to check if I missed it because it’s only available online and I swiped and skipped the entire page.

You shoot the activator popper it does not fall but you have already transitioned to the other side of the course for a target the popper would activate, if I put a round where the activated target would be if activated, do I still get the fte penalty with the mikes? I am driving so I cannot proofread Thanks

Interesting that Tanfo let Eric go late last year. Good things ahead for CZ and Eric. Good luck to Tanfo now

I wish one of these podcast would talk more about what’s going on with the Org.

Yep, I think the 2019 limited and open divisions might be a little harder than you think to get in, I’m basing this on the location now vs Florida and the fact that all high cap division will be in Utah and all the 10 round divisions are still in Florida 2 completely separate events. Plus, with so much more to do and see out west I would think more would want to make the trek vs coming to Florida and like Florida but I’m ready for the trek....

I had 3 DAA and tried the Evil-band and now I will be getting 2 more Evil-hands for my 2 other guns. The evil hand is far and away the best thumb rest for lefties. Cheers

Fun drill to shoot and I think he only got 10 cause he was shooting his SS w/10 round mags. Cheers.

I just looked at the PractiScore app and 1 penalty on that stage worked out to cost 36.95sec, no wonder the RO didn’t care to score things right. ZERO, next.....

I cant believe I was able to upload a pic. with my limited knowledge about uploading pics to this site. ?

Plus 1, with that line of thinking. IPSC has some rules that I like and some I don’t and vise-versa. But that’s a different topic.

He said, you had an extra shot in T-1, then you reloaded out of sequence, then you engage T-2 and T-3 with 2 rounds each, out of sequence. I’m pretty sure it’s better to shoot a make up in that situation, Virginia count and the complete miss. I was going to get the other RO until he put the pen down and said “its not going make a difference, you’re going to ZERO the stage anyway”. I don’t care if I missed 6 of the 7 shots, I want the score is shot not it’s a zero anyway. That’s when I decided to just walk off.. It’s another lesson learned. Thanks for all the replies

Yes, I agree that should have talked to one of the RM or the MD especially with it being Nats.