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He's Back! Back to the dark ,or is it the light, side.Looking forward to shooting nationals with you and the 33 others Seems like Nemo has some physic powers.

Congratulations Sam!

I thought I had one friend left--- guess not!!

Congratulations Steve .

not too shabby for a almost "new guy" Congratulations Mike.

Yea Mike, Stilll using the tape, good to hear from you. thanks to all for the kinds words, the help from others shooters is huge. That match was the first match of any size that I shot clean. Flying 40 talks sbout the vision or seeing --well I saw the targets very well and was able to make up a miss. Special thanks to Cliff and Sam for their help with stage breakdown and shooting tips!! Phil

Maybe a wheelgun????? Congratulations Julie!!

Sam, Us wheelgunners need you to be on this forum. you have provided much information and assistance to many who are looking for guidance ,myself included. Phil

Sam, Once again thanks for the tutoring, it sure does help! You shot a great match, We know that you had the match until stage 10 and almost pulled it out anyway. What a great squad ,it was a pleasure to shoot with all of you! Congratulation to Rodney for his prodution win! Phil

add one more wheel sat. pm/sun am

Cliff , It appears that that Carmoney lured you into his trap again, much like A-5 .

add one more to the list! Just got a slot through the waiting list.

1. S&W 625 2. me and my dremel 3 .45 acp 4. 230 gr Zero /4.1 gr clays 5. Iron 6. CR Speed 7. Great match, Great weather( shot Saturday) great squad(#3)

"It was a good match though. Note to self: learn how to shoot one handed" It was a good match shot with good people. One hand shooting will be on my next practice schedule.

Master Walsh actually won stage #1 congrats to Cliff. Probably would have been closer if not for a 2 hour "break"

I enjoy shooting my revolver more than my semi auto. The ablitity to analyze a stage is much more important with the wheel. I take the ablity to breakdown a stage and apply it in my daily life. there is almost always is more than one way to shoot a stage or do a job. I guess a little thought is required with the wheelgun, it's brain food for me! probably the biggest drawback is when designers require mandatory reloads after eight shots. Just remember, when shooting the revolver,we only shoot against other revolvers. (it sure is fun to beat some of the other divisions I'll be getting my stage breakdown/shooting lesson at A-6 from Master Walsh this weekend- look at Cliff's results in a match- He, as well as, other top revolver shooters can hold their own against other divisions For those who doubt-- come to the darkside and give the wheelgun a chance. For the answer to the original post- I'm fairly new to the sport, but the cost of travel and time off work would be my reason for lack of participation. I try to shoot within a half day of driving.

Congratulations Mike!

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Heck, I thought I was shooting better and I find out they lower the standards. Oh well!

Ray, will you be posting what classifiers you are going to use?

Have truck--will travel

Happy Birthday Mike Phil

First time for Area 6 as well. I'm shooting Sat(?). Last I heard Cliff and Luke are coming up from Fl. According to Jerry and Kay's website, they will be there. Phil

There are some Ohio wheelgunners that haven't chimed in yet. Where are you Redmist?