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I've only ever had fixed sights on the Glocks I've used for production and the .40's I reload for USPSA are nowhere near factory. I do know that I need to cover an 8" plate 2/3 of the way up at 20 yards. This is a different sight picture than I need for the Limited gun which is almost a 6 o'clock hold. Then again, I don't shoot production very much. If you can't adjust for the fixed sight, then adjust the fixed sight ... send the slide out or get a local smith to put a bomar on it for you.

Hey!

It normally takes a lot of rounds to find myself there, because I do love shooting so, but in the space between wanting to shoot and not wanting to shoot I just shoot.

This probably sums it up for a lot of people here.

Adjust everytime, Master, 8 MOA.

Pics from the match Friday. Mud Bowl Deja Vu. Difficult Conditions. Squad 2 waiting to shoot stage 3. Billy (different Billy than Richmond Billy) is standing in a metal shooting box. Can you see it? Thanks for all the laughs to the shooters in Squad 2. Really rough day. I would do it again. PS. I'm going to build that step on thing that lowered the window on stage 11. It was awesome!!!! I might even bring it to the range one day and put it in a stage

Tammy found one around stage 11. Say Hello to her little friend!

My favorite stages? The ones I win

I actually grew up there ... graduated high school from there and everything. Kind of strange going back to shoot there.

I'll be driving up from Plano on Friday morning. Any idea how long it will take to get to the range? I'd like to get there between 7:00 and 7:30am. What time do the locals leave to make it? Any secrets on getting there or are Google directions accurate? Sounds like it will be an adventure ... I can't wait Thanks in advance.

Open! WOOOOOO-HOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

"Feelings" are not a very reliable method of measuring performance ... use the timer ... don't chase it.

I started out at 156. Got a call last Wednesdy saying they had a slot for me (thanks USPSA) ... confirmed time off on Thursday (thanks boss dudes) ... going to the show ... my shooter number is 443.

Top Gun A Fish Called Wanda Big Trouble in Little China

Nationals is in Vegas ... "roll the dice" ... I get it now ... took a little while ... I'm a little slow

I started out at 156.

As of this morning, I am number 8 on the waiting list for the Open, Production 10 National Championship.

"It's not cheating if you're in a different time zone" ... wait wrong quote ... "it's not cheating if she knows about it and wants to participate then it's called manage a fun!" Seriously, if it's working for you why change? If you need to save some time then go with the Dillion (minimum 650). Whatever you do ... NEVER get rid of the Rock Chucker. I did ... still regret it.

I was trying to stay within the parameters of the orginal post, but I'm all for digression! If bullitt5172 would post a location maybe some regional gunsmiths could be suggested.

Bedell + Bull Barrel.

Yeah ... I'm jealous of that showoff Norbert's backpack too ... but, can't buy them here that's why I bought the blackhawk. If someone builds it, I will buy it and save the blackhawk for camping.

Do they make a backpack with "Compensator Proof" as a feature?

Was it a dream where you see yourself standing in sort of sun-god robes on a pyramid with a thousand naked women screaming and throwing little pickles at you?

I think that 38 super comp will give you a lot more options to play with as far as loads go (especially bullet weights) if that's what you're into. 9Major is not as economical as it used to be, but I still save some money and have a little more options than buying 1000k new starline every three months like I used to do. I do not reload my or anyone else's 9Major brass after it has been shot. When I've been desperate enough for brass and tried to use them, the number of cartridges that failed to case gauge went up dramatically and more than the average number of case head separations seemed to happen. I should disclose that my open guns are 9Major now and I do not have plans to go back to 38 supercomp. +1 to this. My competition guns (even production) have become very personal to me over time. As you shoot and compete with it, your open gun will become tuned to you and you to it. If you shoot your open gun with IPSC regulatority, you will wear it out. Starting a relationship with a good gunsmith early will pay off in the future. There is some sort or magic or genius that our best open gunsmiths have that is impossible to replicate in your garage and even in the factory. High Performance = High Maintenance. My experience is that every gun is different. You have to try it out. Sometimes you get lucky, sometimes you don't. FWIW

... none of my C-More's have ever rusted ...