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Bruce Gray did a lot of work and has a great series of videos showing that these guns can't fire out of battery. I don't get it

Slightly muzzle forward, so my hand can rest on the gun without having an angle in my wrist

Is the metal one different in size from the polymer versions?

It's more about not starting in this situation than stopping yourself.

The further the better, but most people can't shoot groups wells enough at 25 to zero there. A 10 yard zero is silly

If you start prematurely it's a stop and reset you situation but if you are moving AT the start signal it's a creeping penalty. RO has a lot of discretion in this case but if you're the shooter and just stop in this situation, it's going to be a reshoot. Do you wear electronic muffs while you are the shooter? If so turn them off.

It usually will work itself out with a polite comment or just standing there as the RO and giving a stare. As the shooter, you don't have to react to the timer if something disturbs you right before your run.

Go to a match. While the Canik and Q5 SF are not SUPER popular, there's a good chance you'll see one. A CZ with thin grips is also pretty small. ALSO, there's nothing wrong with shifting your grip in order to get to the mag button. Rob Leatham does it with a 1911, every time.

They help the mags to fall out for sure.

For local matches, not usually. If my gun explodes and I can't continued I'd rather get a head start on lunch then go to the car and strap on my backup. This isn't advice, just what I do.

Depends on the club and the flavor of the matches, and your skill level. At the matches I've been shooting, once the buzzer goes off I'm never stopped, but the less skilled guys are definitely not doing that.

All they have to do is google your name. My name comes up on hundreds of pages relating to practical shooting. If I were to change careers where this was suddenly and issue, I'd be screwed.

PCC GM doesn't count.

ok not really sure what point you're making or if there is one

I understand the rule, but not sure why you say the HHFs don't matter, unless you just assume it's impossible for anyone to shoot good scores in LO with the current scores as they are?

Why is that?

Under 40 oz for sure. It has a plastic grip. It's listed on their website

I'll probably shoot it with my same CO tanfo but start cocked and locked. Maybe I'll get a 2011 again

Print them out? Scores took weeks to come out and then would look the same as this format always has https://uspsa.org/match-results-details?index=52174

You'd just have to change the home page of the results to have links to all the divisions, like USPSA's website shows.

Practiscore showing the combined results as the default page when loading match results is what killed locap.

Time to break out the XDms and CZ p10's that hold 19 rounds

If you shoot IDPA majors for any length of time, M is almost inevitable. M in SSP and ESP via bump (a looong time ago) and CO this year via the 5x5. USPSA GM in Prod, Limited and CO also

4 inch 25 yard groups are absolutely OK for this sport.

Production, Limited and CO GM Production I think I made in 2016. Limited soon after and CO about 2 years ago. I'm 40 now. L-4500