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We will be randomly giving away (6) firearms as well as other goodies at the match. With entry fee, you will receive a bag of goods and a match shirt. Make the trip up here as it will be an AWESOME match.

Hands down... MSA Sordin's with gel ear cups! Worth every penny. I use mine in 3gun as well with zero issues.

Ive owned several of both and currently shoot a 5.4" Infinity. Lim's are great but SVI is WAY more refined and attention to detail is 2nd to none.

Palmetto State Armory usually has a bunch but its around $5 per 50 Rounds.

WOW, guess I got another project to do. After a few years of shooting my Brazo's tuned mags they have tons of scratches and are starting to dull. Will try the flitz technique inside and out.

HUGE fan of 5.11 tactical pants. Perfect front pocket to carry your extra magazine and lots of room to move/flex.

Hands down... MSA Sordin Supreme Pro. Get the gel inserts as well! Buy once, cry once.

Ive tried alot of sizes and have always gone back to the 8MOA dot size. For longer range rifle, different story.

He is assessing the area, looking for threats. It's ingrained in alot of shooters who come from a law enforcement or military background.

Breathe during the course of fire? Whats that!

To me, a prize table is a perk but not a deal breaker if I would travel to a match.

Ive handled one in the past.. I know of two people that use them for bullseye competition. Decent trigger and they are accurate. Lots of $$!

Wilson Combat! Have used them for a few years with absolutely ZERO issues!

Hey.. happy wife, happy life. If you ever decide to sell your Brazo's limited blaster let me know! I could use a back up.

Ive got one for my AR. Its a great optic but its a tad on the heavy side. Wonder why not use the Trijicon RMR?

I prefer MG BUT ive seen alot of guys lately using xtreme plated. Ive asked them about excessive copper/lead buildup and they have said it was not an issue. One guy consistantly shoots 180PF loads with them.

Hummm.. we dont have that problem up here in wet/cold Washington State..

It helps doing what you describe in dry-fire as well. I loosely call it "calling your own shots" you "tell" that round where to hit and your body (hopefully) reacts and does it.

Thanks Lee. I will try some out.

Was surfing around online and came across this. Seems like a great idea instead of just wiping the lens off with a cotton patch or lens pen. Link below for the product. http://www.theshooterssource.com/drool-carbon-remover-p-20263.html

He should have been DQ'd. Any intelligent person (especially an R/O) would properly go to the safety table (without ammo of course) lay his pistol on the table and then could take his belt off as needed to adjust his shirt or whatever. Put belt back on, re-holster at the safety table and you are back in business. Besides, there is usually a safety table in most stage bay's.

I sell firearms and most women end up choosing either the Glock 19 or M&P due to comfort & size. Best thing to do is have her go to your local shop and handle/fondle and choose from there

N320 is the go-to powder for me. If not available, AutoComp is 2nd best for my Brazo's.

BladeTech DOH

Well said! I have just started to figure this out.. There will always be someone on your squad/match that is better/faster than you (most of the time). Shoot for yourself and yourself only.