pacman59

+1 - I've got concrete walls and it works pretty well. Keep it simple.

Andy, LGC is my home club (but I shoot at almost every club in the area) and I'll be working Ryan Rocks again this year - I'm sure I've seen you around but just don't know you. Yet. Hit me up - maybe we can be motivators for each other as I'm almost 60, a solid 40lbs overweight and really want to get my health back. I don't have a blaster as a motivator but I do have a new granddaughter that I'd like to stay around for.... Paul

Haha, love this! This is what I see too. However, I will say, there does seem to be a large amount of engineers in the shooting sports. Not knockin', just sayin'. ?

Helps me in shooting and my golf game. Play like you don't care.

This is exactly why I like shooting w/GM's and M's - watch their plans and execution. I know I can't keep up speed wise but the plan and movement is what I want to see. This past Sunday I was shooting w/3 Gm's and one M and 2 of the 4 came up to me after 2 stages and complimented me on movement and smoothness. I ended up pretty high on those stages but then crashed and burned on a couple others - not by trying to replicate them though - I did it all on my own ?

ArmorAll works well too. Spray on, let it sit, wipe it down.

They are part of Optics Planet and take forever to ship. One time I actually forgot I had ordered something it had been so long....

Great young man with a good head on his shoulders and a ton of respect for others and the sport. He should stay on top for quite a while. Oh, and he's got a really nice wife too!

Never heard of that. I run my XDm and PRP trigger in the Michigan winters and haven't had an issue. Lucky I guess.

All great advice - no matter how long you've been shooting or how new we might be, there's always something to learn. I too have also found that most everyone in this sport loves to give back; they'll almost all give advice when asked and are willing to help with whatever you need. My one big pet peeve, and this doesn't just apply to newbies as I see way too many experienced shooters NOT do this; everyone on the squad needs to help with picking up brass, pasting targets and resetting steel unless your the next shooter, on deck or just finished. When I see the RO, scorekeeper and the next shooter up picking, pasting and resetting because the rest of the squad is too busy telling stories about how great they shot or how bad the stage is etc, it really rubs me the wrong way. None of us are above helping out with the small stuff - it makes the match go faster and is just the right thing to do. G, thanks for getting this going and to all the others for keeping it going with great advice!