glock17w

I will plan to be at CCPC on 18 October. Doing some shooting when I can to knock off the rust of not shooting. I am able to do up to 18 yard draws and dry firing in the basement. Hopefully I will not be too rusty on Sunday.

I'm new to Manhattan KS (Fort Riley). Im looking for a new place to shoot. I shoot production.

It reminds me of 1 July 1996 at the United States Military Academy West Point NY. I graduated on 27 May 2000 and haven't been back. Our attrition rate was about 20%.

My girlfriend and I read read the book on a Mediterranean cruise. We watched the movie. She cried the whole time. Great book and great movie.

What was the oal for the 9mm load using 4.3 gr UC and MG 121 gr IFP bullet?

How did the timer work out? Was it accurate?

THanks for the input. I think I will use a starting load at 4.5 gr Universal Clays. Just received my MG 121 gr IFP in the mail so I am ready to go.

I have searched but haven't been able to find load data using universal clays and MG 121 gr IFP. I want to use for production. Shooting a glock 17. If anyone has any load data, please share.

uscbigdawg, long time no hear. i see you got out. i am still in and headed to either fort riley or fort hood in august. haven't shot too much but trying to get back in to it.

Are there any training classes scheduled in Kansas in August or September?

any slots left fr this match?

Captain in US Army. Been in almost 8 years with about 12 more to go.

The American Bulldog is a confident dog. It is very loyal to the family. It is a great breed. i have had a German Shepherd which was a great dog. I wanted a real dog that didn't shed as much as the German Shepherd. Real dog meaning not a small dog. I looked at the Doberman but my apartment complex wouldn't allow them. The American Bulldog can be a great family companion as well as a working dog that can perform many different jobs. They can be a catch dog, SchD Dog, guard dog, watch dog or whatever you want. They are very versatile. I can't wait.

Bigger Picture I think.

I will take more pictures of him once he arrives. I am excited to get him. I have researched American Bulldogs and breeders for two years and I settled on buying from the breeder I purchased him from after looking at many breeders. He is basically my limited pistol that I would have purchased. I think he will be well worth it though. I guess I will continue to shoot production.

I just bought an American Bulldog puppy. I will get him tomorrow. He is 10 weeks old now. The picture is him at 5 weeks old. Looks like he will be a big puppy. I have to pick him up at the airport Friday evening.

Garmin cannot track the GPS or lock it. I have already ordered me another one. I upgraded to the nuvi 760. It just sucks.

USCbigdawg, that is ironic. I spent 2 1/2 years in Korea and never had anything happen to me. I will call garmin today to see if they can track it wherever it is. Maybe they can put a lock on it so it can't be used anymore. I didn't get upset. I just laughed it off. Luckily my pistol was locked up in the truck bed and they didn't see that to take it. USCbigdawg, come back safe. Maybe one day we will run into each other and shoot together. glock17w

Well I was in Louisville in the Hyatt Hotel parking garage last night. I come out to my truck and wondered where my GPS (Garmin Nuvi 660) was. I remember that I did not take it out but everything was gone. My iTrip where I plug in my iPod to play it through the radio was gone. Luckyilu, no windows were broken. There is a one in million chance that I did not lock my doors so I am pretty sure I locked them. Well it messed up my plans to shoot this morning at the Bluegrass USPSA match. such is life. i will put in preventive measures to make sure it doesn't happen again. I guess I will upgrade to the new Nuvi 760. just sucks. glock17w

Shot it at a classifier match recently. Production Glock 17 HF - 6.1069 Ohio USPSA calculator - 75.7824%

Yes those dolls are real. They were exchange students. I think I will load with 135 gr FMJ. I plan to order some soon. Anyone have any load data for 135 gr FMJ (Zero) bullets? Thanks.

I have searched the forum for a good 9mm production load. I am shooting a Glock 17. I plan to shoot 124 or 135 gr bullets. I am not looking for the softest load. I am looking for a reliable load around 135 - 140 PF. Could you recommend a powder, type of primer, overall length, etc? I will purchase my press and accesories in the next month or so. I just want to have my plan together so I am not out their flapping once I start. Thanks for the help in advance.

Well I have been back in the US for 1 month and 20 days. I arrived to Lexington, KY on 6 July. I have shot every weekend since I have been here. Silver Creek, Hidden Hills, and KAPS. A great bunch of people and a lot of good shooting in this place. I am enjoying myself. I will enjoy my next two years here. I have even had the chance to shoot a Bedell at one of the matches. A great shooting pistol. I am still trying to figure out where the recoil goes. I am contemplating very hard whether or not I will buy one. Who knows what the future brings. I want to say thanks to everyone that I have shot with so far in the Lexington, KY area. glock17w

I just bought a LG 42" Plasma TV. I like it. glock17w

This was a well run match. It ran very smooth. Thanks for the good time. glock17w