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I use a super redhawk 44 mag 240 gr truncated cone at 950 ish we shoot man on man with pins at front of table. So truncated cone for faster reloads

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Revolver Optics or not I’m still faster with irons and old eyes 56 with cataracts

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Alchin has them for super comp

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I use 121 gr Montana gold or 125 gr Missouri Bullets in my 38 supers sub 1.5 with lead sub 1” with MG shoot them is 6 different revolvers all hold to the grouping 4.2 gr titegroup

Wait— USPSA accommodates all other ideas of Divisions. Why not single action and open revo minor and major

Larry, I would just shoot limited or open give yourself more options

Several years ago I built my sons a 1911with ultra slim grips, an extra short trigger and put a 22 conversion on top worked well

I usually approach from behind with ammo in my left hand sneak up with a death grip around the grip and stuff in the mag seriously though my backup is as identical as I can make it

Classic c-more and alchin mount

627-4 38 super

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I will pass your question on to the other ICORE shooters up north here in Fallon

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All of the current classifiers are 6 round neutral and will function for limited 6 Any new classifiers that are not neutral will be different for each class

I have run range pickup 9mm brass thru a case-pro using the super plates and it works fine in my super revos. I wonder if a similar treatment would help the 929. BTW I use the same moons in my super as for the 929 I only use Win and FC brass

Fewer rules are better than more rules. Add a class and delete a rule. More definition, score modification, etc. ect... All add to the thickness of the rule book. More rules = BAD

I am MD of our local matches for the past three years. We run an average of 20 shooters and up to 30. We have hosted two regionals and this year will host the IRC in September. Stage design for major matches is deliberate and focused solely for ICORE. These are set up using all three of the above methods. Stages for the monthly matches are more of a problem as they will be modified and used for USPSA match the next day. Sometimes the changes are simply moving targets around and things are fine other times there is no simple way to make it work without major redesign. These changes can be taxing on our small setup crew. What I would like is implementing the Limited 6 class and elimination of 6 shot neutral. This allows ANY stage to be completely equitable between all competitors within the limited and classic divisions. Unlimited 6 shot shooters are the only ones hurt by this. I know there are some out there but have none locally. They probably need an excuse to buy a new revo anyway. These changes would open up stage design to nearly any configuration a designer could dream up. Using other stages from other organizations simplifies things when I am running out of time and need to get it together. I don't know if it will improve participation on not. I hope our smooth running matches and enthusiastic shooters will entice others to join us.

25 or so this past Saturday

I know it's quite a drive but we have a good active ICORE club up in Fallon. In fact we are hosting the IRC this year

To me it isn't that you can't design good stages that comply with the rule. It's allowing more freedom in stage design. We shoot ICORE on Saturday and USPSA on Sunday using the same basic stages. Adjust target count and layout according to the rules of the day. We usually have about 20 shooters with one or two six shooters. They are the ones who will "tell" (complain). We want all competitors to feel welcome. The only way to really make this work is to first establish a class for six shot limited then do away with six shot neutral. Without this there will always be some advantage to 8 shot unless you employ funky stage rules