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Hey Gary, any ammo requirements, and round counts posted anywhere?

take a look at the Dawson international basepad.

try this: http://shootersconnectionstore.com/Shooter...hield-P109.aspx

happy birthday buddy, come celebrate at SC tomorrow.

you still aint no player, happy bday

After laying out the stages to fit the range, looks like the minimum round count will be 115 rounds.

check em out here http://www.centerfiresystems.com/ar_firearms.aspx

anyone know how many stages, or round count for the pistol part on Saturday?

Wait until January, he will have the SS covered.

Works better for us. the local guys can still shoot our match on Sunday.

bout damn time

I would be in for 1, and possibly 2 if done in February.

Another vote for Holiday Inn Express in Owasso, it also has hard wired hi speed internet.

the guy in that picture needs a mohawk!!

I have had good luck with Ranier 180gr. jhp's. they loaded without changing my 650 from my Zero 180 gr. settings. no lead exposed bases either. I think Cabela's has them for around 80 per k, and probably at Midway also.

Dave, I've heard her call you worse than that, when you shoot your bottom feeder.

Yeah, and I bet some fools were out in that rain playin golf. Nice shooting Mark, with an 8 shot revolver no less.

Kathy, Chris provided the link. maps to the range are at the bottom of the page.

Kathy, bring Dave, and come on down to Wilmore. we will have 5 stages, 102 rounds minimum. classifier is 06-04. and the optional 30 round long gun multi-gun stage. 10 bird and 20 rifle. see you there.

Nice shootin Shaun, you are just a third of a point from A class in Lim=10.

Most likely, you have a bent charging handle, try pulling the handle back and try to straighten it.

I guess the next time we call you a sandbaggin c#%@skr, we will have to reconsider the sandbaggin part.

glad you had a good time. that stage had easy targets, but they were positioned so you had to make wide transitions. as you shoot more, you will also get faster in your transitions, and pick up some more time. we usually try to work on specific skills with each stage we design. stage 3 had wide transitions, and shooting on the move. stage 2 was the lateral movement stage. it had shooting on the move, and the no shoots provided the need for accuracy too. stage 4 had the weak hand, strong hand test, which we all need more practice on. the longer you keep coming back, the faster you will get, a lot of the time you do it without realizing it. it just takes time and practice. see you on the range.

Corey, I was your RO. you did awesome for your first match. Don't be discouraged comparing your times against everyone, as different classes require different things. on stage 3, you shot it perfect, and had to make 2 reloads, which open and limited didn't have to make. I only post the scores comparing everyone together, because some people like to see how they shot compared to other divisions. the divisional scoring is what matters. hope you had a good time, and come back.

I don't think it's because of it being a 5 inch gun, I think it's because 610's have skyrocketed lately.