S&W686

That is a great looking handgun. You will enjoy it.

I will also recommend Boombah shoes. I have wide feet and Salomon shoes hurt my feet. Boombah has a shoe that engineered for the feet that need a little more room to breathe. They are the Berzerk Turf Shoe model. Plus they are a great price compared to Salomon.

I have both my 650 and 550 in my garage and have not seen any issues with rusting. I do keep them lube and covered with Dillon's covers.

Very nice looking Open Guns. How do you like the newer grips you have on the guns. I have been thinking about putting on my Open Gun.

Great Pic's!!

For all of my Glocks I have used a GlockMeister grip plug. Has worked for me.

I have a JP GMR-15 with the side charger and I could not be happier with it.

I run a Wilson Combat shock buff on all of my 1911/2011 style handguns.

I have a GoGun Opposable Extreme Thumb Reset on my Open Gun. I have very large hands but short fingers and this rest has worked well for me.

Shot this today: 10-13-18 1st Gun: Division - PCC Rifle - JP GMR -15 Time 10.27 Points - 80 Hit Factor - 7.7897 2nd Gun: Division - Open Gun - CK Arms 38 Super Comp Time - 10.14 Points - 78 Hit Factor - 7.6923

I currently own three CK Arms handguns and they are very well built. They are built to very tight tolerances and most need up to 600 to 800 rounds to break-in before they run well.

I also had my firing pin break on my GMR-15 round 600 rounds. I found my pin broken in two pieces while cleaning the rifle. The rifle functioned fine with the broken firing pin. Since replacing the firing pin I have around 2500 rounds on the rifle without any issues.

I use Dawson Precision competition sights on all of my Glocks and M&P's.

I have a Techwell on my GMR-15 and so far it has worked for me.

For my CZ 75 SP01 Shadow this is my load. 124gr Precision Delta 4.2gr VV N320 C.O.L. 1.125-30

I switched from 9 major to 38 super comp and I could not be happier. Here is my new CK Arms Thunder 38 super/comp Open Gun.

You should not have been penalized. You should only have been penalized if you took the shot with your foot over the fault line. As long as all shots are taken within the fault lines you are fine.

That is a good looking setup!!

I have one on my Dillon 650 and I believe it does help smooth out the press.

I love my GMR-15. I first purchased one from Shooters Connection and it was a basic model nothing to fancy. The gun looked great and ran great. I decided to have JP build me an upper with the side charger and add a few fancy parts. I also added the Modular Armageddon trigger, but ended up changing it back to the Modular curved trigger. Nothing wrong with the Armageddon just liked the curved better. I could not be happier with my purchase. I have not added a laser yet, but I do see were they can be beneficial.

Wisconsin is a great place to fish. When I was younger my father and I would go Muskie fishing at lake Chippewa in Hayward.

For myself I prefer the RTS2, but most of the people I shoot with are using Delta Point Pro or the Vortex Venom.

For the past 4 years I have been shooting first in most of my local matches and national sanctioned matches. This is mostly because my last name starts with an A or my shooter number is a low number. I will say it was a little nerve racking at first, but I got used to it and now I like shooting first. Sometimes I am still a little nerves but once I have finished the stage it is over and I can sit back and watch the other shooters shoot and get great ideas on how to work through a stage better. Once you get that first one in you can relax a little.

For the last three years I have been shooting 9 major. I got into PCC and then sold my 9 Major. I did not think I would miss shooting Open that much but I did. Freedom Gunworks/CK Arms was running a special of 10% off any gun on their website for their 10th anniversary. I could not pass that up and purchased the only 38 SC they had for sale. This is my first Super Comp Open Gun. I received the gun yesterday and took it to the range this afternoon. Since I don't have all of my reloading accessories for 38 SC yet I purchased some 38 SC 125gr from Atlanta Arms. With the Atlanta Arms ammo I am getting a power factor of 170. I didn't think there would be that much difference between the 9 Major and 38 SC but there is. The gun ran fast, flat, and the dot stayed in the window. The only drawback is picking up the brass again but it is well worth it and I am going to have fun.

I am currently using the blue Wilson Combat shok buff with an 8lb spring in my Open Gun. I have not had any issues running this setup.