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Yeah, I've noticed that, too. Like I said, there is so much more that could be done.

Ha! That is one of the most recent classifiers I shot. I am not very familiar with the classifiers, so I had never seen it before last fall.

...but that's the way it's always been done!

It means we're hot. Are the number of stars you have inversely related to how hot you are?

My husband uses slide glide for his gun, which is great in all kinds of weather. I've stolen it to fix the Dillon 650 and even to lube up car parts...considering we live in Wisconsin, it works wonderfully!

What are some of the basic things you need to keep in mind when designing a stage? What are some rules that you have to watch out not to break in stage design, for example?

So, what do the stars mean on member profiles?

This topic makes me giggle.

USPSA does seem to be somewhat behind the times electronically. It would be a nice feature to have an electronic version of the magazine available in addition to print. It would also be nice to have up to date information on a daily basis available online. There is so much more that could be done to market USPSA than what they are currently doing.

Did you ask your physical therapist/occupational therapist to work in exercises that would help you accomplish your particular goals? They always come up with great ideas, and usually have really impressive results.

Was your teenager at least productively procrastinating?

Does it happen when others shoot your rifle, too?

Pull the trigger straight back. (Practical Pistol book by Ben Stoeger)

Actually, as I was reading the drafts, he was continually adding a significant amount of content to the areas I had already consumed. Now that it is complete, I need to go back and read what I missed! What have you found most helpful so far?

Looks like a fun stage! There's a hard lean in it if I'm looking at it correctly. That would be a tough one for the lefties. Lefties get one back on the back left side, hard around for the righties. Sometimes I will create a mirror stage with the idea that what will be easy for right handed will be hard for left, flop it around on the other side hard for righties. Ah, I see it.

Thanks for the tips!

Why, do you have malevolent intentions?

You mean the right hand glove that you don't wear? We could be Michael Jackson twins!

The casefeeder is pretty sweet.

I can't shoot when that particular GM is watching. Makes it difficult to get advice from him, but I did take one of his classes, which is where I learned most of what I do know. Thanks for taking a look!

Thanks. It went over very well at the club match it was designed for. I watch a lot of match videos and try and replicate portions of stages I like. Or I have a skill that I am trying to test and design the stage around that. My very unique ideas come when I am sketching during meetings I am supposed to be paying attention to, but am thinking about shooting instead. Ah, I've seen that distant look from shooters many times...driving, sitting in a restaurant, waiting in line, sitting in a meeting! It's worse than a new girlfriend, except it never really gets old seeing as there is always more to discover.

Use what is at your disposal. Looks fun and practical. Although the fact that your butt seems to be the focal point in the end of the video isn't lost on me. Female + gun = youtube superstar. You must take into consideration that Ben Stoeger was the camera man.

This was my very first attempt at stage design. No clue what I'm doing, obviously.

I beg to differ. It was a good day...he was very lucky to have only blown up his gun!