LYNRDSKYNRD
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Steel challenge has a stop plate to end the stage. If you missed a target you would have to shoot everything except the stop plate...go back to the missed target and then shoot the stop plate.
They are just different games with different rules.
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Very nice!
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Damn my Mish-u-lack Pro-Fessional Tacnical
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DC Ammo
He is a benos forum member everything I have gotten from him has been great quality.
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TMC that makes a ton of sense. In my experience with JP buy with confidence, they do make or sale junk.
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"So I would say reliability and then ease of use."
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The app is $10 its worth that IMO and its nice to have if you don't have a real shot timer.
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I have tried two different timer apps on my droid and had issues with them in windy conditions. That said I had a real timer already and was just giving them a try and only planned to use if I didn't have a timer with me.
They are still on my phone as a back up.
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Range Commands??? I typically start the stage by looking at the RO and asking HIM/HER "ARE YOU READY"....
No there are not "exceptions" to the commands and I do travel and shoot a couple matches in several different states, guess what, I hear the same thing at those matches also. We have volunteers helping run these matches which I appreciate their efforts....I hear the commands and know when too proceede and when to stop....not that difficult. Depending on where you live it is difficult to find 25-30 certified NROI RO's....that is more than the typical turn out for most of the matches in our area so you have to pull/take those that volunteer....Shooters are a fickle bunch as it seems every time after a "Major" match there are almost more criticism of the match than THANKS to those who put them on....maybe some things are better addressed to the match directors than aired out in a public forum.
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Sounds great Noxi and thanks to everyone else who has chimed in. Right now I am leaning toward the DAA Racemaster Combo, looks like everything I need, except an inner belt, but I am still open to all suggestions.
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Noxi I appreciate the kind offer but I am in South Central Alabama and with a hectic schedule to boot. Any obsevations you have made as to likes and dislikes of the holsters you have would be very helpful. Thanks again for the offer.
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I am completely new to Open Division. I have sent a G17 to SJC it will be fitted with a C-More railway. I need a holster and I have no idea what brands or model numbers will work. Any suggestions or advice as far as holster selection will be greatly appreciated.
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I used one of these and a push button type QD Swivel
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It runs fine in unmodified mags.
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Remember them talking about the walker that killed the cow and they discussed moving the cattle because it was like ringing a dinner bell. Maybe they were attracted by the Livestock on the farm.
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There was a set of poles they had to stay between while they were moving, like a shooting box, so their movement was restricted probably for safety reasons.
That was a great quote and it also described him pretty well.
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Fair warning: Louisiana boys are headed up there and we don't play games!
Trust me we know.....We watched the National Championship...and it was confirmed that Louisiana boys don't play
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Rick shot them both in the head. Guy behind the bar... Boom Headshot....BIG boy....shot to the ground...Rick walked up and finished it, I assume in the head...IIRC.
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They have been fore shadowing something for a while. Remember the two guards/cops they found at he school yard they couldn't find bites but they were both zombies. The kid Shane killed became a zombie after dying and then Shane. I wonder if everyone is a carrier now and if you die its zombie time. I also don't remember ever finding out what the doctor at the CDC whispered to Rick before torching the place.
I still think Daryll's brother will show up eventually ....he may even lead the other group.
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Hope you heal up quickly, and I appreciate you sharing your experience. I will be using your story and photos to reinforce not covering the ejection port to my student shooters.
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What part of Alabama are you in?
Troy
RTR!!
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Hello, new to the forum. I have shot IDPA off and on for a few years and am looking to get into USPSA so I have been lurking around for the last few days reading topics of interest. Great forum ya'll have going here, very informative and helpful.
Hight and to the right (I'm a lefty)
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Try using dummy rounds mixed in with live rounds you will be able to see if you are moving the gun when the shot breaks on the dummys.
For clarification, load a couple magazines mixed with live and dummy rounds and shoot some groups. The goal is to not know when you are shooting a dummy round so you don't treat those shots differently from the live rounds.