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  1. This will be my first Nationals so I have nothing to offer in the form of suggestions for

    improvement. My match experience is limited to 3 Florida Opens, 2 Area 6's, 1 Georiga State,

    1 Florida State and 1 Alabama State. I participate as a shooter and vendor.

    As a shooter I appreciate low cost amenities like iced water on every stage, shade, and enough

    table space for my gear and people pasteing targets so shooters don't have to. I appreciate

    not having to walk a mile when the urge to purge hits me. I like safety areas on every other stage to clean and check out my gun. I like GOOD food served on the range like brauts with

    peppers and onions and gyros. If all of the foregoing is available I am a happy shooter.

  2. Not being a top shooter, I have never visited a prize table. The closest I came was the 2004

    Florida Open; my friends dog passed away Sunday and we had to get home early.

    Listening to a few of the USPSA members recount past matches I get the impression that

    the prize tables were more bountiful in the past than they are today.

    Some people say there are more matches, so the support from industry and vendors is diluted.

    Some say vendors are reluctant because they are not being supported. They state

    "we were there for you before the internet"

    One vendor I spoke with is cutting his match schedule from 31 last year to 10 this year.

    He is going to start vending at the SASS and 3-Gun Matches.

    Has the internet turned the Match Vendors into a relic of the past?

  3. I believe JLHARDY stated at the Georgia Match there are two

    commerical brands of ammo that would make Major.

    JLHARDY was receiving a lot of interest at the Georgia match,

    the buzz was his guns nearly swept the Mississippi Match.

    As a die in the wool Limited shooter, I will say that I very

    tempted to get one for CCW

    :D

    It would be nice to see photos of all the different shortys

    with prices for a side by side comparison.

  4. After owning a P14 and a P16 Limited I want nothing to do with Para, ever again,

    I mean this from the bottom to the top of my heart mind and soul.

    AAARRRAAAGGGHHH!

    Wanting the BEST production gun I could buy I chose STI. I could have waited months to get

    a SV, but I hate to wait. If SV had any inventory I might have gone for one.

    Having shot both in Limited configuration, I could find no discernable difference

    between the two.

    I thank Strayer and Tripp everytime I pick up my Edge, it is truely a work of TECHART.

    I hope and pray the sun setting on the '94 Crime Bill will give both companies a

    well deserved bump in business and provide them money for more innovations.

    The new STI 9mm for open looks very cool: it will be interesting to see what SV

    comes up with; that goes for JL Hardy as well.

  5. I would like to see a weekly hour long program that featured USPSA/IPSC.

    I would like to view World Shoots, Nationals and Area Matches.

    I think it would be a great benefit to the sport and the public.

    I don't worry about the anti's as they will slander libel and lie anyway.

    As to "unwanted participants" I have absolutlely no idea what that means;

    "unwanted attention" likewise.

    While I am at it, I would like to for all the old Front Sights to be put online.

  6. A couple of years ago a friend said "Hey, we're shooting IPSC Friday night

    would you like to go?" I showed up with my P16, a Fobus holster and mag pouch.

    WHAT A BLAST!

    I could have taken my 1911, Sig or HK and had just as good a time.

    This past year I purchased a Edge and all the trimmings.

    The beauty of L10 and Production is that newbies don't have to buy

    much to get going; they serve as an inexpensive entry to the world of IPSC.

    P.S. Most of our clubs new shooters are Production and L10.

  7. Well we've been talking a lot about this topic and she insists that she wants a lightweight .22 pistol. I tried to convince her to just get a 9mm but she said she enjoyed the .22 much more. We looked at guns today and she wasn't too crazy about the Glock 19. She said the weight was good but she wants something "cool" looking. I tried to talk her into it but again it will be for her so it has to suit her needs.

    She then saw the Walther P22 .22 two tone and really liked it. I know it isn't the greatest gun but it was VERY lightweight and the small size of the gun fit great in her hand and she loved that it was a .22. I called my dealer and they won't have them in until Tuesday because they are sold out so I'll pick one up for her then. I think this is prob. best because she will build confidence with the .22 and then we can move up in calibers. Plus for $275 for a brand new gun you really can't go wrong. If she decides in a few months she wants a bigger gun then I didn't lose any money.

    Pete

    Now your on the correct wavepath. This is the first of hopefully many

    guns. Everyone I know started with a 22. She came to guns late in life

    and the 22 is a perfect start for anyone at any age.

    I've made a lot of money buying guns that men thought

    their women would love.

  8. They are almost admitting that their stuff has some problems. What's the temperature in hell? It's gotta be dropping.

    http://news.independent.co.uk/digital/news...sp?story=475921

    --

    Regards,

    Israel is done with MS and is working with other countries to

    develope open source programs.

    I've been told that the hiring of temps to debug their products

    has lead to more back doors than they can ever hope to close.

    When you don't take care of your employees they learn to take care

    of themselves.

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