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  1. Anyone else notice they shoot amazing matches after month long breaks from shooting / practice?

     

    it seems to be a theme for me. Guessing it’s the no expectations mindset. I also notice very little conscious thought the entire day related to shooting. 
     

    Anyone else do well after long breaks?

  2. 1 hour ago, motosapiens said:

    Unless there is something mechanically defective about the popper  (which does actually happen occasionally, and I have observed it on 2 separate occasions at area matches, and it's infuriating), that doesn't actually make a difference. Did anyone else on the supersquad leave it standing? or have to take multiple shots?

    The super squad followed my squad all day. We had two people the popper didn’t fall for. One didn’t call for calibration soon enough, the other one it fell over for during calibration. The shooter was shooting major and had a dead center hit. The other was shooting 140 PF but didn’t realize she should call for calibration. 
     

    that popper was a problem. We all knew it when we shot. The super squad obviously didn’t know. The squad in front of us had a calibration on the same popper but I don’t know the result.

     

    if a Rangemaster visits the same popper repeatedly in a match, something is wrong 

  3. Take a tiny bit off the top forward portion where it is hitting. It will allow the barrel to rise more. It shouldn’t take much.

     

    usually you can mark the whole barrel and put it into slide. Whack underside a few times with rubber or soft mallet. Should show you exactly where to take material. 

  4. You can remove the hard chrome and hard chrome again. There was likely oil, rust or some other impurity on the slide. 

     

    Your hands may may be acidic. I can rust / pit anything within 24 hours if I touch it. Clean sooner it sounds like. Are most of the pits where you touch?

  5. Make sure when the mag is inserted with slide back, that the round does not touch the underside of the ejector. 

     

    I have fixed three guns this week alone that had the same issue. Ejector wasn’t letting round sit at an ideal angle and also would hold the round down when the feed lips were trying to release the bullet.

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