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That's a solid turnout too. This match had 2

Thats a huge turnout. The Mid Atlantic Section match had 275 shooters and 5 people in SS

Single Stack has been dead since day one

never ever

Are you a one eye closed guy?

I think I had 3 mikes in the black in Florida this year on that array

for sure. There were hundreds of mikes on that stage for the week

We shot that same type of array (cut in half IPSC targets on swingers) at FLOP, but they were about 30 yards further than the ones at Mid-A

I noticed exacty this. Watch the video in .25 speed. In the first 4 stages there are more wide transitions and you are flinging the gun past the A zone and having to reign in back in on most of the tranisitions. On the good stages the targets are closer and you aren't doing this. Maybe just because the transitions are smaller but also you don't seem to be muscling the gun and trying to over drive the transitions.

That's about the only time it's useful

Open rulebook, Ctrl+F "laser"

If you were in B or C class Super Senior and you didn't get DQ'd, congrats, you won

Buncha IDPA shooters on that squad probably. We didn't have any slow downs or backups all day. Did you shoot with bags on all day Sunday? We took them off mid-way through our second stage and left them off.

Really? I loved the stages but in terms of difficulty it was one of the easier majors I've shot

I was in a fog for the first few stages. Haven't shot an outdoor match since I think February. Our indoor matches are never bigger than 22 round stages so I never reload. Shot stage 12 and never even planned on reloading. Went empty and tried to tap/rack the gun like an idiot. That stupid 9:30am mistake cost me the win...derp

That's what some did "in the beginning", and part of why people were annoyed with PCC. Their make ready and ULASC takes additional time and when there's a lot of PCC shooters at a match, it's noticable

There are so many ROs here and in PA where I used to live that there's never a reason to let someone non-certified run the timer.

5.2.7 Competitors must not be permitted to commence a course of fire wearing: 5.2.7.1 A shoulder holster or “tie-down” rig (visible or otherwise), except as specified in Rule 5.2.8. 5.2.8 allows it for full time LEOs. Definition: Tie-down rig A holster where any part is strapped or rigidly attached to a competitor’s leg.

The weatherman better cooperate or I'm gunna be pissed.

Post match DQ for illegal holster rig

big lies

lol what? I haven't shot a classifier with weak handed shooting in like 3 years

I think this guy wants to do the Todd Green pressout, but Todd Green and his students were pretty much the only people advocating for that.

I did on Monday, and thats as far back as my memory works.

I tend not to see out of my nose, since I have eyeballs.