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Thanks for the replies. I also got clarification from Troy on this. However, the person that setup this particular classifier saw PP in the stage procedure (not briefing) and assumed pepper popper which was thought to be a full size popper. I also just realized that when viewed in the app is states PP 1-4 but when viewed online it uses a single P. Granted we should all be more diligent when setting up classifiers it should be an easy fix to make the version viewed in the app mirror the version that's online.

At a recent club match we had a classifier that was set up wrong (18-05). Full size poppers were used instead of mini. Was not noticed until a few squads shot so had to be tossed. The stage procedure refers to them as PP and in the scoring section they are called mini poppers. I have also seen mini poppers called USP and MP in stage descriptions. Is there a standard? I could not find one in the rule book. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a fitted single sided as a spare but they just look odd on a 2011 frame. My current hack job functions fine but it's a hack job with smoothed edges. And, we all know that looks matter in the gun games!

This is probably what I'll end up doing

That SN sure looks familiar AJ's old gun? I'll have to check it out at the next local. Ameet, right? This is Mike McKerns...Doesn't look like Atlas sells their safety's on their website.

I need to fit a new safety for an sti edge and want the lowest profile for the right side. Currently have an egw. I cut the right side off because I would occasionally engage it while reloading. It looks a little goofy but they also look goofy without an ambi safety. Akai guns seem to be very low profile on the right side. Anyone sell these or are they being shaped with a dremel? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I vote for OAL too. I load to 1.18 for my Edge. The only time i had a ftf was with factory length ammo Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Same here at about 8k rounds on the original and minimal wear. I also use the blue Wilson in my 2011. They recommend changing after 1500 rounds. I normally swap around 5k and I’m sure it could go much longer. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I hear a lot of people say that they want to shoot a gun in competition similar to what they carry but I think that if you shoot enough, it shouldn’t matter. I shoot a 2011 in uspsa and draw from a dropped/offset strong side holster and I carry a Glock 19 in an appendix holster. Hope I never have to find out but doubt it’ll be the reason I get killed in da streets Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I can’t tell if you’re busting chops or serious with the slow is smooth/fast comment. Slow is always slow. You should shoot as fast as you can see and move at the limit of human function when doing everything that is not shooting so you can get back to shooting as fast as you can see. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ours are all outside but the question came up this weekend and we realized no one knew for sure. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When a 3x3 box is designated for a classifier, is it measured from the inside or outside? I don’t see it specified in any classifier stage briefings. Using a box made with 2x4s makes for a big difference Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This happened to me just yesterday in Steve Anderson’s class. We were doing a shot calling/transition drill on steel. Goal was to keep shooting left popper right popper back and forth until you missed. I reloaded after 20 hits and as soon as I thought “damn! I’m still going strong” I missed. 24 total hits. Nearly everyone in the class had a similar experience. One they started thinking about the shooting instead of just staying in the moment, they missed. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk