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Different keeps things fun. Good job on the stage.

This would be a great stage to use if a match ever happens to fall on April 1st.

To echo another post, for a new shooter it doesn't matter for the first few dozen matches. The most import thing is to shoot and build your basic match skills. After a shooing a few matches with that focus you will probably figure out what class you want to be in.

When I first saw it I was excited, then I saw the price. I think they priced it out of the market. Something in the high teens would have sold one to me.

I guess after the double barrel 1911, someone had to...

How many rds fit in that tube?

Very interesting results. I was gonna say to go with the 24" because I shoot a 26" and never thought I was at a disadvantage.

He's probably having so much fun reloading he doesn't want to take time away from the press.

Even matches work fine. Nothing fancy is needed.

The Meopta is very bright, I have yet to need to turn it all the way up.

That is a pretty cool device.

Welcome and I hope you enjoy your new hobby.

For me, not caring means I am shooting at my natural ability, which is the pace at which I can do it well. When I "try", I seem to push my self past that limit and do worse.

I would not trust brake cleaner on any type of plastic. Rem Action Cleaner has never damaged my M&P or G17. It runs about $7 a can at Walmart.

I do on complex stages but not usually on the simple ones. And I only watch on the complex ones until I have my plan worked out. Once I do, I stop watching so I am not tempted to make any last minute changes.