Pizzim

Noobage ... Great use of the word

Welcome from largo, where in Florida are you located?

I shoot glocks and 19/2011's I like the grip angle of the 320, I would say the angle is 1911ish

Is there an option for loosely focused? I like to make sure I'm clear one plan but don't want to over complicate things or not be able to let go of a stage if it doesn't work out like I wanted it to.

Picked on of these up a few days ago, just got done reading this whole thread, lots of good info. Now it's time to spend some money on it.

I have to make a work trip to the area this summer... might have to see if i can make some adjustments to be there for this match

It was once again a great match ... i would venture to say better than before. Great BBQ that was included in the match Entry, a nice shirt (also included) and a prize raffle with some great items on it.

Kinda looks like it, seems like the next gimmick/new thing in the world of 80%'s

Pacific North West ?

Saturday and Sunday from 8-3

Weather is looking good!

Also feel free to stop by the range this weekend, the Factory Gun Classic is this weekend if you wan come by and spectate.

Mike let me know if you need any help becoming a member at the WAC

Indeed, WAC is a great place to shoot in the Tampa Bay Area. Both for uspsa and idpa

Man ... It's colder up there you know

Can't wait!

Cant wait, this match was always fun in the past and I'm sure this year will be no different.

Vegas has more to offer families? Not sure I agree with that one, Orlando > Las Vegas

Well -- I know what I am practicing this weekend. ... at least it isn't weak hand only. Take a look at the last stage

You can shoot USPSA 3 times a week in the Tampa area if you are willing to drive a little. Check out www.gunmatchadvisor.com as they will all be there but, WAC Tuesday and Friday plus a monthly weekend match (or 2 on 5 week months) Ruskin, Hernando and Frostproof all has monthly match as well.

http://uspsa.org/new_nationals/

That is what this thread is about ... He asked how to ship it and I'm suggesting he ship it through an FFL since it will be the easiest way and most likely the cheapest since he is referring to shipping a pistol.

There is no federal law that says handguns have to go overnight, just that you have to inform the carrier (then their rules come into play) Talk to your LGS as a FFL can ship a pistol via usps priority mail flat rate box. Granted they will generally charge you a fee to do so but paying them $20 plus the shipping cost of $50 or less (depending on insurance) it will still save you money.

I would assume it will be around the same as last year which was 380yds if I remember correctly

Ya that's a lot different, I'm going to say you can't swap one between the two