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If it helps anyone make their decision on the match, there should be more than 16 slots available as well. Not sure how many, but some of last years "pros" are opting out this year. That should open up some additional slots for new competitors.

Hey Jeff....I'll help you with the DQ clinic. I have experience and know of what I speak.

I appreciate your service and wish you the best in your new endeavor. See you soon.

I'm going to the range tomorrow. I'll bring the wheelchair by and pick you up.

Exactly how are you going to get that U.S. Optics scope mounted on that puppy?

Your slingshot is still limited to 10 + 1 by USPSA rules, so that nullifies any advantage your slingshot or the XRail would have in USPSA matches.

For those who may be blocking dealer forum posts, I have 125,000 CCI small rifle primers for $28 per K also. Here's the link: Primers at CPWSA

I've been told I have a big mouth!

CPWSA will be set up as a vendor at the match. Stop by and say hello.

Starting point for 125 gr Zero with SP2 would be around 8.7 or so I would suspect. I normally get around a 170 PF with 9.2 or 9.3. This again with a 125 gr Zero JHP at 1.155 OAL. 9mm major of course.

You know what they say......behind every good man is a great woman keeping him in line.

AH, sorry Rob, I didn't interpret your question correctly, even though it was worded correctly.

No, the advantage of the rear focal plane reticle is the consistent size of the reticle throughout the whole 1 x 4 power range. The reticle is appears the same size on 1x as well as on 4x. With a front focal plane reticle, which is the USO standard, at 1x you can hardly see the reticle at all.

Don't remember if it was ShootingUSA or Sighting In, (one of the Scoutten shows anyway), last night they did a piece on your scope and reticle design as part of their coverage of the USPSA 3 Gun Nationals. I liked the "nose to nose to 600 yard" reference.

Thanks all. Brian...sure wish I felt like a 20 year old....