mfgundlach

+1 for Lucas Oil

Great for 3gun if you want to spend that type of money! Bad choice for USPSA, like others have stated! If I were to spend that type of money I would invest in something like a cheaper STI and make it my own!

^this.

The best way that it was explained to me, and trust me I'm still working a whole lot on it is this: Completely separate yourself from the process and trust in the fundamentals. In bullseye it's focusing on each and every shot (which is completely exhausting), in USPSA it's on your plan. Don't think about others watching you because chances are they don't care, they're more worried about where they place and their plan , and chances are they will forget about it by the next day. Don't dwell on the last shot, it's already gone. It's all about the process, focus on that.

Thanks I appreciate it, I currently have 4 of my Marines and I scheduled to shoot the Delmarva section. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Professor Atlas I appreciate the time you took to make such a detailed thread, on a second note I don't think my wife appreciates it nearly as much. I know what I'll be working on this week once my stuff comes in!

Kim it was a pleasure meeting you this year at the Cup, and I must say we share the same sentiments. My guys talked the cup up and I thought it would be something great. I was in greatly disappointed, The only thing that kept that match afloat was Beth Martin going out of her way to help out the competitors. I can say we will not be back next year!

If given the ability to travel overseas or if you have shot overseas at a major match which would you choose? Things to consider, location, ease of transporting firearms, overall experience.

I shot with a Glock 34 for about 4 years and shot handloads out of that. This year I switched to an STI Tactical and also recently bought a CZ Shadow two, both shoot flatter and more accurate than the Glock 34. Gear helps, practice is a must. Now that I've had time and can make my focus of effort shooting, I spend most of my time training on the range, but when that isn't available is just dry fire training.

It may just be as simple as getting in touch of some of these organizations and asking as well and getting match directors involved and sending out the invites.

Trevor Baucom as one has mentioned , and he's a great dude, I met him at Bianchi this year. Task Force Dagger has also done this, when I was at Blue Ridge 3gun Championship a couple years ago they had an entire squad of disabled vets.

Check out Woody's Rifle and Hunt Club http://whr.club/index.php, Carolina Guns and Gear is another great place to train that hold monthly 3gun and USPSA matches, Jason Byerly is the guy you want to talk to if you check out that place, http://www.carolinagun.com/range/. Sir Walter Raleigh is a favorite among people I know, and Pitt County isn't bad either.

Been shooting competitively intermittently for the last 3 1/2 years. Now that I'm in a stable location and have a range available on a daily basis. Haven't posted or visited this site much, but now that I can concentrate and focus on shooting I'll be here much more.