glock_40_caliber

You must have been right behind us, then. Or someone else asked the same thing we did. Now if we can just get them to post the scores from Saturday.

Shot this one over the weekend, 39 points, 4.21 seconds, hit factor 9.2637. USPSA says this is a 67% in L10.

Thanks Guess the club hasn't paid the fees to get these processed yet > I need my classifcation I feel your pain, R/T. I was hoping they would have paid it by now, also. Trying to get classified in L10. 100 point, 11.08 seconds, HF of 9.0253. The Ohio Calculator says about 54%. Hopefully will find out next update.

Have both a 34 and 35, neither one of them have an aftermarket magwell. Haven't really seen the need for one yet.

Thank you, SA. Why is there a need to always fix something that isn't broken?

I don't think it has anything to do with trust or fairness. The rules specifically state "cold range". If an LEO can't comply with the rules while on duty then he'll just have to come back and shoot the match while he is off duty. I think most of the members here trust the guys at their local club with a loaded handgun more than the LEO walking his beat, but it doesn't mean that everybody can walk around a match with a loaded gun. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Of course, most of those same members of your local club probably don't have to deal with the pencil pushing thin necked admin types who would give their left arm to hang someone who violated one of "their" rules, by not having a loaded firearm on them while on duty. Just be thankful that the officer in question has realized that the little (perhaps 50 rounds/year) training that they get during official qualification isn't anywhere near enough to maintain the level of proficiency that is demanded by carrying everyday, to protect the same people that complain about him having a firearm in the first place.