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100% agree! 1st shot DA then don't release the trigger far enough to reset it. I would say the 3 most important things to help are: 1) Dryfire 2) Dryfire some more 3) Dryfire even more Do this everyday for 2 or 3 weeks, being very critical about calling your shots, put most of your attention on what the trigger feels like, learn how much take up there is and where it breaks. Do some live fire to confirm what you think you are seeing and feeling in dry fire. If you already have a good to very good draw to 1st shot the transition should not be any big deal.

I heard the match results upload page on SCSA.org was not functioning for a while. Does anyone know if its back up and is this the explanation for such an important match to not be reported in a reasonable timeframe?

Thanks, looks like the streaming is in a holding pattern. "The board is having an ongoing discussion about improving the livestream and implementing those improvements for tonight's meeting."

Does anyone know how to find the streaming link or if its available?

Ken, this is what worked for me, as per Dillon "Your alignment issue is probably going to be fixed by adjusting the indexer block #16776 (p 48 in manual). The two bolt holes are slotted. Pushing this block towards the rear of the bench advances the shellplate further clockwise, pull it towards the edge of your bench to retard advancement." The alignment tool Dillon sent me basically showed how far and in what direction to adjust the indexer block. Most likely by trial error you can make the adjustment without the tool. BTW, plus 1 for your Steel Challenge dry fire banners. After the gun and timer it has been the most important training tool I have used.

This sounds like an interesting tip that I am unaware of. Could you explain exactly what you do with duct tape? Is the idea to wrap the 2x4 with DT just below the target? tia

I wonder if they really do think this is the “problem”. As per SteelRankings.com and @GKB CO with 1.1% of shooters at GM is getting the largest reduction in peak time in January. Open with 0.8% at GM is also getting a peak time reduction. Meanwhile, the low ready divisions with 2 to 3 times more GM’s on a percentage basis are getting little to no peak time reductions. There must be some strategic reasons for the way peak times are adjusted, but the logic escapes me.

I would only partially agree with you. Low ready divisions you are correct. Holster divisions, C class is where more shooters get stuck. In every holster division, there are more C and D class shooters than GMs, Ms, As, and Bs combined.

Looks like @jrdoran has hit it out of the park! If you want to see where you or someone else ranks in a division, you can easily search by name or member number or just scroll through the list until you find what you’re looking for. If you want to see what the actual percentages are for someone over 100% it is now calculated for us. Percentages based on expired times are removed from the list. thank you for this invaluable resource

No negatives that I have experienced.

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Same here, I have 2 Stock 2s, one with regular/consistent dry fire for more than 4 years and over 120,00 live rounds. I put a Patriot Defense extended firing pin in it originally and never replaced it. Were and when would the expected wear or damage be visible?

Welcome, if you have not already, check out Volusia County Gun Range. Great place, all 8 steel challenge stages are always left set up in place. And they run multiple matches every week. Gorka Ibanez, who owns it and is a great guy.

I have recently come across some Norma brass. Primer hole is too small to punch out the old primer in station #1 on my 650