LilBunniFuFu

5 belts here. Prod, SS, Lim/open, 3 gun, and a spare for random guns I feel like running.

Yeah, really do stay away from the Asian guy with that sexy thing.

DO IT!!!! But stay away from the tall Asian guy. He really likes to fondle the heavier girls. But seriously, at Markham Park there is a match every Thursday, first two Sundays, and the second and third Tuesdays. We shoot quite a bit and it is a great crowd.

I may admit that I chuckled at this one. I showed the gf and she was like, well that's a lie.

Blade tech DOH on a tek lok. But any of the aforementioned holsters will do you well.

At practice matches I might stop you since I want to beat my buddies for real. Arty a level one with new shooters I might stop them since I don't know what they might do with a malfunctioning gun. But at a level 2 there is no way I'm giving you an unfair advantage because you brought nonfunctional equipment.

In what respect? At level 1 if we have extra time, sure, run it for practice sans score. At a level 2 or above, only if the is a legitimate reason for it.

Do you have extremely long thumbs? I have fairly large hands and I cannot release the slide lock without breaking my entire grip.

Southside off of 75 right before the 285 bypass. I guess I'll hit up both of those matches. Any idea on round count?

I'll be in Atlanta starting this weekend, and local matches/activities that I should hit up while in the area?

Dry fire, dry fire, dry fire. That is all. Honestly take at least 10 minutes and practice transitions, reloads, and movement. Best part. IT'S FREEEEEEE.

That is horrible but I promise you it will never happen again. Did you have anyone you knew present that could have let you borrow a gun? Why didn't you change your division to limited or L10 minor? Did you notice and just chose to get bumped to open or did they catch you at chrono?

Federal for the light stuff.

Hit up your local USPSA match and make your intentions known. These are mostly game guns so it's best to go to a game.

Don't worry it is one of the easiest I have ever used.

This is what we do but we use androids to score and whomever is that days stats guys' phone for the master.

Break up's and divorce. Not just because of the time spent but also the ammo budget would have to increase as well.

Just don't let go too much. Down here when the production guys shoot limited they just dump way to many bullets because, Hey we have bullets to spare!

Point A brings the grip/holster closer the the belt. Point B should make the draw more vertical and still leave some more space. Depending on how far you actually are away from the 2" rule I would try both and see which you prefer and which come out sturdier on yours. As for the magnets. It all depends on the RM you have at a particular match. If you are in Florida at one of the "larger matches" you are GTG but if you are further out west some one may make you take it off. Honestly we need this to occur at a nationals and have this issue taken to arbitration so we get a final ruling.

How were the stages set up, how quickly/accurately do you shoot. In limited it is very difficult to overcome the handicap you would be giving yourself by shooting minor. Yes it can be done but with somebodies given ability, as long as they aren't recoil sensitive, they should place higher with the added points of major. If your style of shooting can let you pick up the speed and still be accurate go for it. Try it out and let us know how you fair.

Prefer the Dawson just because of the spring issue when taking the TTI off.

Double the bottom then single the top as you see it.

After swapping everything I weigh the charge and then grab the caliper because it's right there on the bench. I've never had to adjust the dies.

I have fairly large hands and went with the taccom ones. For me they are easier to get my fingers around when quad loading.

Second on the oil.