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Awesome.

About time you stopped hiding out in Master

Girl on a stick!

Hmmm...seems like I need to bring a few rounds of .40 with me on Wed or Thur.

Great training today guys. Learned a lot, especially considering I shoot with all of you on a regular basis.

I'll say it again...as far as sandbagging goes, your demonstration today was an epic failure

you can count me in to help RO.... but only if we can have a stage that starts with the shooter either carrying..or better yet..milking a goat. That's some real world sh#&.....

Happy Birthday Cowboy Steve. Glad to see you have joined the club of people who get to spend their birthdays in third world Sh#*holes.

I am envisioning stage ideas for the Battle in the Bluegrass match in October! Dave Start position: Seated on camel, cradling goat....

They probably start out as hostages/prisoners, develop stockholm syndrome, and become war brides....theoretically speaking of course...

dude....just let it go.....let...it...go. You canceled my favorite match when I'm home and I only get to shoot about half the year. Just.....can't....let....(trying)...it.........go. Look on the bright side....if we were playing by Yemeni rules I would have already stabbed you in the heart with a Jambiya and taken all of your favorite goats...

Corey, I've got an Xacti that I picked up 4 years ago and it takes great video. A lot of my FB videos are with that camera but I've converted them to flv files to upload them so they lose quite a bit of their resolution.

Better hope it doesn't look like rain that day......

Yeah, I'm not overly impressed with the blue guns but they would be a lot easier to get through customs than an airsoft gun...it just looks and feels too real to the average customs guy. I was just reading a bit of Steve Anderson's latest book and he mentioned that it can actually hurt your shooting if you do nothing but dry fire so maybe I'm taking the wrong approach. Maybe it's just a matter of doing some visualization, movement drills, etc. while I'm at work and then doubling up on the dry fire/live fire when I'm home.

I've got the physical training part down. I'm working on the 2.5 Captains of Crush gripper (240lbs). I have also been doing some position entry and exit drills.