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I previously had a P-89 and liked it. But may look into other Ruger P models or ???? Tim

I am wondering what would be a good holster for USPSA shooting. I am looking at getting a P-89 Ruger. Would a basic "uncle mikes" work. or should I get something other???? Tim

I have seen these in the local shops. Seems like a nicely made gun. Does anyone have experiance with them. Thanks Tim

Can you give me a link??? Tim

oops my bad, I did mean to put up 40 S&W. Thanks, Shred. Maybe I should start another thread about what class a newbie should shoot. I am just a geep here. I guess once the class and caliber is figured out then comes the gun. Maybe I'll look for a P89 like I had 10 years ago. Would a ruger P89 9mm work well in production???? Tim

I am just doing some research on what calibre to get for USPSA shooting. Tim

I wonder if the CZ52 pistol would be legal and useable for USPSA shooting. I have seen some that is around my price range(cheap). It would be a starter gun. Tim PS: What class could it be used in?

MMMM Dave must not either read his emails or want to help a newbie. Oh well Tim

Thanks, for the info. Something like a redhawk or?? would be good to look at. In maybe a .44 or would a .357 mag work. Tim

MMMM thanks all for the info. I have the problem with flinch which I think is anticipation. I will try some dry fire exercisees. Tim

What would be a good entry level gun, and what would be the best caliber. I know my single action wouldn't work too well. Tim

These are some good rading for the novice practical shooter. thanks all Tim

Yes, there is a CAS club in Cheyenne and in Ft. Collins. But they don't do practical. I would like to expand my shooting sports. We do have a shooting club here but nothing organized. Tim

I wish I could attend the labor day shoot but am going out of town that weekend. I have e-mailed the guy in Weld co, CO but haven't heard anything yet. Tim

I have been looking into practical shooting and would like to find a club or place where I can get some more info on the sport of practical shooting. Thanks Tim Laramie, WY