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14 minutes ago, Schutzenmeister said:
Go to this page on the USPSA website and scroll to the bottom:
It lists all the positions and the next election for each one.
Of all the places I looked I didn't look in the obvious. Thank you!
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With all of the special elections over the past 3 years, I’ve lost track of all the current terms and what positions are up next. I’ve scoured the USPSA website and am unable to find the current AD terms and when they are up for reelection. Does anyone have a pointer are can you refresh me?
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16 minutes ago, motosapiens said:
I'm curious about the situation where anyone would even think of this.
I've had my slide racker fall off and I couldn't find it on the ground. While I didn't do it intentionally it resulted in the same modification. So was this an allowed "modification"?
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3 minutes ago, THS said:
I'm back after a nearly 20 year layoff. I have been waitlisted twice out of three attempts to register already. I hear that there are limited slots available, and this seems to bear that out. So, is that part of the mix as well?
Also, seems a little off that a USPSA member gets waitlisted for a USPSA match and non USPSA members are allowed to shoot....
Our club matches fill up in a day or two and are on waitlist for a several days before the match. We use the waitlist as more of a holding pen to help balance out squads. Everyone who registers gets in the match. Matches are in the 70+ and we've not had unusually long days. If/when we push 100 we may revisit the policy.
As for giving a preference to USPSA members, that's an interesting idea but means more work for the registration dude, i.e. me.
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Correct. If you don't have a mag gauge(1) be sure to have chrono do a curtesy check. Some 320 factory mags and some extensions don't fit the gauge!
(1) If you don't have one they are less than $30.
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1 hour ago, Laughing_jackal said:
Unibrain, Do you have the Discord info on this? I'd like to join if possible.
I got all of the instructions and zip from GitHub, and ordered all of the hardware today. Looking forward to giving this a try! I appreciate everyone's hard work on this!
Link is good for 7 days
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3 hours ago, davrex said:
Is it just me or are it dropping cases in wrong bucket? the case drops out before it stops.
They are getting in the right bucket but barely. Every now and then one will get in the wrong bucket. For this version of the sorter slowing it down a touch solves the problem.
There is a new version in development (CS7.1) that has a much shorter drop tube to correct that error, up date in the comparator to sense when brass has cleared, auto homing and a few more updates.
https://github.com/sjseth/AI-Case-Sorter-CS7.1
There is an Discord setup with several active users doing the development.
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I have this https://github.com/sjseth/AI-Case-Sorter runnnig at a nice clip. I still need to do a bit of training on the system but with minimal training it’s sorting out about 80% of the brass with high accuracy. There is a new version in development that should be even quicker.
Here is a quick video of the machine in operation
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On 2/3/2023 at 1:41 PM, DWFAN said:
Starting the printing process and have all the hardware. If all goes well I’ll have the first part running next week and be able to train the system.
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2 hours ago, ltdmstr said:
If you know how to disassemble and clean your gun, it's a complete waste of money. Check and tune (if necessary) the extractor takes five minutes. There are videos showing how to do it if you don't know. There's no reason to polish the feed ramp unless it's damaged somehow. The rest is pretty much just cleaning, changing springs, and checking for worn or broken parts. No way I'd pay $300 for that. Also, keep in mind shipping and insurance will add another couple hundred bucks. So, you're looking at $500+. On top of all that, a local gunsmith would probably do the same work for about $50.
I sent in my Atlas Chaos v1 to AGW using this program. Shipping both directions is included.
I tear my guns completely down a couple times a year and used this service at the end of the year. Given how much we spend on everything else (guns, ammo, travel etc) $300 for a once over, new springs, and returning the extractor and trigger was a no brainer for me.
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On 1/7/2023 at 12:33 AM, WildPete said:
I forgot about using Pro Mode. As said earlier, pro mode is a must. I usually turn it on pro mode prior to my shooting, I think it's a long press to get into pro mode, then 1 press to start recording. It's the off season so I haven't used it since my last match.
Most of the time I forget the camera is on my hat and I don't turn it on or off. You can set it to where it will only record a certain number of minutes and it will turn off on its own.
I've set all the button options to be the same (Pro-mode, 5 min, etc) so I don't accidentally turn it on in the wrong mode. I only use the camera for shooting so I don't need the other modes.
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There are a couple settings you need to change. There is a wind noise setting you need to change to not clip sound. I also highly recommend shooting Pro mode. Pro mode lets you reframe the video after you record. This adds a step in the editing process but is worth it.
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Looking through the results that are PractiScore there are some suspicious scores. How does IPSC handle those? For USPSA I'd call out rule 9.10.2 and it would be corrected if someone arbitrated.
I'm looking at the Open scores for stage 16 with an impressive 60HF!
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I wish the buttons on my Romeo3XL didn't work. At the Oregon Open Sectional this weekend I somehow pressed the down button with my support thumb in the middle of a stage. It was very strange going from a big red ball to a tiny speck of light.
On topic, I currently have four R3XL's. Two were replace because of the faulty switch early on. No issues since.
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2 of 3 clubs use pasters exclusively. The MD's swear it speeds up the match. The third club uses tape because the MD doesn't want to police the backer strips.
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I made M in Open at 57. You're not too old
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On 8/25/2022 at 4:34 PM, Unibrain said:
Ordered: 9/8/21
Delivered: Final assembly and test this week or next.
Update
Ordered: 9/8/21
Shipped: 8/30/22
11 months and 22 days.
I have another (identical) gun on order. If the timeline is that same it's due on Christmas Day
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1 hour ago, Posvar said:
Do they normally call you at some point in the process like say when it goes to coating?
I've had them call twice. Once to clarify what color I wanted the trigger and the 2nd time (today) to ask where I wanted the thumb rest mounted.
Ordered: 9/8/21
Delivered: Final assembly and test this week or next.
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8 hours ago, JohnnyD said:
Is there a takedown thumb rest that is legal for CO on a Glock? Specifically Gen 3's
Great timing for the question. On todays NROI podcast Troy talks about a thing that replaces some pins on a Glock. His interpretation is that that device is not legal.
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Suspended per rule 4.13
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I've purchased from Fully Processed, Competition Ready Reloading Brass, Previously Fired from https://www.ammobrass.com
Brass was as expected. I recall shipping was delayed a bit because of the quantity I ordered. Communication was very good.
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10 hours ago, Nolan said:
I've just about given up trying to buy direct from Dillon for anything 1050 related.
It’s a bit of a shame that they seem to be abandoning online support for this machine.
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That corncob stuck in the JHP can and does cause problems when it shakes loose in your gun. I know three different open shooters who swore by dry tumbling until they tracked issues to the corncob media. (Failure to feed and failure to go into battery)
YMMV but what problem are you trying to solve by tumbling?