superslowmo

Thanks for the info sir! I have been looking at Rio, PR&G, and Cactus. Just payed for a membership at Rio since I figure I will be spending a bit of time there, and I also sent off an email requesting info on the safety class for 3/9. Tuesday Night Steel might be an option (though I work until 6P in Chandler). I just have reservations about it, only because I always sucked at steel. I guess it is time to get over it and get into some "bang and clang".

D'oh! Sorry about mentioning Rio, didn't notice that you were in PNW. I don't rightly know for sure, I am trying to figure it all out myself. I doubt that with you being a classified USPSA member that it would be required. I believe it applies to me since I am returning as an unclassified shooter. I am sure there is a member here on the board that can answer for certain.

So I can run my G22 in either caliber (357/40), I am digging that! Needless to say my member number IIRC was 5 digit, but should be resurrected soon now that I have paid up for a few years. I have more member/license numbers that I care to remember- USPSA, USAC, USAT...... I may even go for IDPA again, just trying to wade back in slowly. Now I have to figure out what club/range memberships I want to invest in, and how/where to start. I did some reading only to discover that I will need to take a safety/fam class for Rio Solado. Guess I will have to pay my "dues" all over again!

Been out of "practical" shooting for 15 years (last match was IDPA State in 2000). Getting back in, staying with limited/production class since I have multiple money pit hobbies. I guess the real question is what has changed in all of this time? I noticed that to make major you only have to hit a PF of 165, and 9mm can be pumped up as long as it is run in an open pistol. Where does 357 Sig fall into the mix? So many questions, and a ton of reading to do.......