Mike2002

Maybe I need 3 pair of shooting glasses??? (1 for pistol, 1 for rifle/shotgun, 1 for Skeet/Sporting clays). There has to be a better way though! Mike

Thanks JJ! Mike

I am 43 and have been near sighted (can only see things close up) since about 8 yrs old. I have been wearing contact lens to correct this condition. Now as you can imagine I have trouble seeing things close up such as reading. My eye doctor has the mono vision going but I have the good far seeing lens in my right eye which means I can use my right eye to see things that are far away and my left eye is used for reading things up close. This presents problems when I try to see the sights on my pistol that I just recently picked up for the for 1st time in about 3 yrs. The reason for requesting the right eye for distance and the left eye for reading distance is that I shoot the shotgun more often that anything else and I have had trouble with my left eye trying to take over my domiant right eye specially for targets coming from the left whereas my left eye would lock on and cause alignment problems for my right eye. So what does everyone suggest for someone who is in a 3 gun competition where you shoot rifle, shotgun, and pistol in the same event? Do you use right corrected lens for up close (clear sights) and for the left eye a far away type lens to see the target at a distance? What if I shoot sporting clays? Same or different Rx as used for pistol? I would appreciate your advise. Thanks, Mike

Dan, This new gun and also Chucks new limited gun don't have the slide cuts like the Spitfire that go all the way through the slide, is there a reason for this change for example strength? What are the pro's and con's of this change? Thanks, Mike

What will the times of the shoot be Sat and Sun (specifically Sun)? Thanks, Mike

I have some Wilson 8 round mags and 1 Wilson 10 round Mag. All rubber base pads. What are they worth each? All are for a .45cal. 1911. Thanks, Mike

Does anybody shoot a STI in IDPA and if so which model? Would the STI VIP model be a good choice? Also, What class would a double stack .40 in 1911 be in? Thanks, Mike

Someone mentioned buying guns from the USPSA classifed section. How do I get to this section if I am not a member? Thanks, Mike2002