Tscarz

I shoot with Adam and James on a monthly basis and have the luxury of handling and shooting some of these amazing pistols the Atlas crew is putting together these days. I also have been shooting a full custom Atlas .40 for a little over a year now and can say from personal experience that these guns are f-ing awesome. I've been running mine all winter long, at the January match it was -17 degrees with wind chills at -30 and that thing ran like a top! I will own another one some day.

I like golf, I find it very similar to USPSA in a lot of ways. It's mostly a mental game, lots of planning and visualization followed by short bursts of highly focused energy. It stresses hand eye coordination, accuracy and precision as well as being a highly personal sport. You generally have no one to blame but yourself for poor performance. The consistency aspect is also very similar. It takes a string of good shots in a row to make a good hole, it takes a string of good holes to make a good round. You don't have to be spectacular, you just have to be consistently OK and you'll score pretty well. Risk/reward analysis... blah blah I could keep going. It's basically the same sport with less noise and more beer

Yeah Adam is a good s#!t and he builds one hell of a gun. Post match test fire is always a good time!

Hi all, been a member here for a couple years but I'm just getting around to jumping in. Born, raised and currently reside in central Vermont with my wife and 3 little girls. Been shooting USPSA since about 2011 and have SLOWLY worked my way up to A class in limited. I shoot on the local Atlas Gunworks team racing with a few close friends to claim that coveted monthly match win. Currently on the club board of directors and a match director once a year. I really enjoy designing and shooting GOOD stages, and I really like this sport. Well, that about covers it. Looking forward to contributing and learning. Tony