BikeNGun

The PRP trigger it's really nice. Even without the replacement striker spring, it's a huge improvement

We met on Match.com in 2010. We've been married 8 months now. Oh, and she's a better shot than I am :-)

If you can penalized for not complying, it's not a request.

+ 1 more on the PRP drop in trigger. I put one in my XDM 5.25 9mm and absolutely love it. It took me about 45 minutes, including the time I spent looking for springs that shot across the room.

Avoiding aiming the muzzle upward is not an IDPA rule, it's a range rule. Depending on where you are, maybe even a common sense one. Aiming the muzzle up is common practice in Magpul DVDs and at ranges that are nowhere near civilization. Ranges anywhere near neighborhoods that are worried about a loose round hitting someone's home are a lot pickier about the direction of your muzzle. Both outdoor ranges that I've shot IDPA at around here (SE Pennsylvania) have had the "keep the muzzle into the berm" rule. Remember that a round aimed upward can travel a couple of miles and still kill on impact. The ranges justifiably care more about safety and liability than about how you cut a second off your reload.

Good to know!

Hey Guys, I'm Tom. I've been shooting for about 15 years and I'm just getting into IDPA a bit. I shot the classifier and made Marksman already, so I figure I'm off to a good start. When I'm not a the range, I also race for a local cycling team (QCW-Breakaway). Nice to meet you all! -Tom