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For some reason I always come back to my Glock 34, even after shooting my CZ 75....

The lock screws should hold it in place... I would tell you to call c-more and return it.....

I am always super paranoid about that... New to the 3 gun matches but I always drop mags and rack for pistol and rifle and make sure I have safety on for shotgun - yeah I know that I am losing time but rather be in the match than DQed.... Anyway I am not that good to be in the running for top shooters...

For me, I am still shooting production (glock 34) to work on the fundamental of accuracy and then speed... I have seen guys that spend a lot of money on limited guns and just cannot keep up with the more experienced shooters in the limited division....

Welcome back...

My boys are 9 and 11 and I coach both their soccer teams so that is a jobs for 2 nights and Saturdays - Fall and Spring seasons... Honestly I would not give it up because I know that when they get old, I will probably not see them (only if they need money or the car keys)

As I am reading this read, I am reminded that "if you have a hammer, everything is a nail"..... Personally, I would not try it....

I personally listen to some classical music before the match but once I am geared up, no music and just concentrate on the course of fire.... Am I old fashion?

STI 2011 open pistol with .40S&W and 9mm complete slides.....

http://www.amazon.com/Fiber-Optic-Green-sighting-system/dp/B004MX3MYC/ref=sr_1_10?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1384828607&sr=1-10&keywords=truglo

I always have a gym bag in trunk with all needed to clean just in case (always take it to all matches). Within back-pack for matches, I also carry back up production glock 34 and trauma kit in additional usual stuff

+1 for wilson combat mags....

With a .45, you better start reloading.... Will get really expensive as you get addicted to more competitions ;-)

Practice on the first long pull.... When I first started shooting with the uspsa group, I used my sig p228 and practiced A LOT on the first pull.... In a match out have enough to ink about and I would be worried about safety and manually cocking the hammer - safety is never an accident.....

2011 in 9mm? Cheaper brass than .38 super and you can do major or minor or factory.....

Just be polite in your responses.... Funny how we all want to helpful but we are all adults and just should be polite... I have shot at matches were some of the competitors have be just a$$ to everyone and I just keep my distance and concentrate and listen to others....

Funny that this is a topic... Sunday's are my main days for shooting at the local competitions.... Mainly steel and .22 matches.... These definitely have helped in the skills but for right now I am recreational shooter by any standards... Focus for right now has to be family and work but the safe has enough toys.... It is a balance for the individual to make... I know several guys that have same age kids as me and they are shooting 3-4 times a week and they are fine with it... For me I choose to shoot matches when I can....

Why not just get the 9mm barrel? I would think accuracy would suffer since 9mm projectile not close enough to rifling in barrel....

Thanks... Most of the guys that I shoot with are always on this forum for information.... I am a recreational shooting with family and work keeping me busy.... Until shooting can pay the bills I guess I will have to get as much range time as I can.... Thanks again for the welcome response...

I use a S&W 1911 pro in 9mm and love it... Only thing I changed was the replaced the front sight with green fiber optic.....

Log book with everything I have and what I paid - wife will see if anything happens to me..... Then see can be mad at me and have spending money....

I always find useful information on this forum....