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Way to go Damon!

Dang! I like the top one best- looks like the sky is on fire! Nice pics- good job Nanci.

Prices are running roughly the same as Precision. I can imagine that what was stated above is correct. After all they are in the business to make money, not save people money. I would have liked to see them do away with the grease ring though. That is one thing I prefer about the Precision bullets. Also Precision has brought back the 170gr. .40 cal bullet! But Black Bullet Int. is manufacturing the 220gr. .40 cal bullet...something Precision is not. It really depends what weight bullet you are in the market for. Both seem to be great products and it is nice to have the option. Especially when one or the other companies are out of stock and you need the order right away.

Nice- this is one of the things that brought me here... Here are some cool clouds...

DANG! I really wanted to make the ProAm next year too! Bummer...

Very nice- thanks Sharyn!

I like it- i am thinking of having Gman Bart stipple and you paint my airsoft gun grips.

Pretty cold!

I have been using it in a very dusty climate. Seems to be doing just fine.

The Samsung I use is perfectly capable of being used as a handheld or tripod mounted unit. Actually- that is how I been using it most of the time lately.

I would try taking them apart and applying silicone. If that doesn't work, order some seals from Evike.com.

I can't find the words, but my heart and prayers go out to all of you.

Here is a thread about what people are using... http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?...=66837&st=0

I have two pair as well. I really like them. I would like to get another prescripted insert so I don't have to change them out. I use them at work as well as on the range. I have been mainly using the laser bronze and multi-laser red lenses. But have clear and racing red as well.

Both mine are virtually identical in weight of my last Limited gun.

I was taught "Never let the sun go down on a dirty gun". I clean mine after I shoot them.

I am using the SVI magwell, but the Techwell is bigger. When you practice and have your "eye on the ball", the SVI is plenty big.

I like it too. Nice to see a "competition" style cover.

Just keep practicing them nice and high. When you do your walk through and visualization, see the gun high as you are reloading and moving.

No problem- my pleasure.

This is the first match I have been able to shoot in 3 months! I didn't get everyone on our squad- got tired of monkeying around with the video camera. I had a good time and got to see Jim and Nanci Lambert's son, Chris, shoot his first match. Pretty cool. As I understand it, he was taking some leave time from the Air Force. Thanks Chris for your service and congrats on a great first match. Not your last I am sure! So Jim, here is what you missed while you had to sit at a table in the local gun show. Caja del Rio Club Match

I have tracked the round count on all my guns for the last few years... I think it helps stave off malfunctions due to spring failure and helps diagnos some problems that may arise. I also note when and what work is done to the gun/magazines. I use an excel program. Maintenance Log

Here is a couple of the drills that I practice for ports... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSoZmKw5dSs

First of all great shooting - Now you just need to find where you can eliminate extra movement and save time on each stage. I wouldn't say go "faster", eliminate wasted time. A few ways this can be done is to learn to manipulate the gun efficiently with draws, reloads and malfunction clearing drills. Keep the gun high during movement and reloads. Also learn to get in and out of shooting positions quicker and more efficiently. Eliminate standing reloads by reloading between arrays. The good news is these skills can be improved in dryfire or a nice airsoft gun. The bad news is it takes alot of sweat and hard work! Way to go and keep up the good work.

Nice looking gun bro! Are you gonna make it the match tomorrow?