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I have 2 DOH's. One for my SS and one for Production. I also use the CR Speed with both. I haven't experienced what you are talking about with either one. You may want to contact Bladetech if it continues or if you can't work the issue out.

Thanks guys. I had a great time shooting with all you guys and gals (Jane).

I seriously doubt it cost that much at UPS. The most I have ever paid is $58 and that includes the UPS box I bought there.

That is sweet! I need that.

Here's a couple of stages from this year's Agnus Dei Targeting Education Match. I'm sloppy on these but the match was a lot of fun. I'm a little late but here they are. Thanks to Jeff L. and his crew. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4198965287146487627

Being a current LEO I will firmly state that I believe that an LE Class should be police officers, federal agents, and other members of the community who are officially entitled to the powers of arrest. This should include retired persons that were employed in a LE capacity. I will at least partially disagree with Kelly (know him - shoot at the same club - great shooter- heck of a nice guy). I believe that 911 operators, paralegals, lab/evidence techs, judges, communication officers, LECA's, and some others mentioned are more than important,......they are vital. All the aforementioned are family and are in the same community but saying they are LE is like calling a cameraman an actor or calling the guy who holds the spitbucket in a boxer's corner the world champ. One needs the other but they are NOT the same. I freely admit I couldn't do their jobs. I couldn't do any of these jobs. Having a degree in any type of criminal justice or law doesn't qualify either (and I have one, BA from Univ. of TN). My life relies on communication personnel and it is appreciated more than they know. As a matter of fact they are very much underappreciated. The difference is I have 6 classmates who have been in shootings and I know many others in my profession as well. I have 2 very good friends who have been forced to take a life. How many judges or paralegals have kicked a door in, took a bullet, been in a pursuit, or most importantly MADE AN ARREST? As for military, they more than deserve their own recognition. A military class would be great and in my opinion is the most important of all. And no, I was never in the military but I have the utmost respect for all the branches of our military.

+1, Except low light and then I use a clear lense.

And also the "is it open or in he-man?" argument.

Huh? It wasn't a S&W ruling only. They allowed the XD45 also. Think that'll be in the top 5 at the Production Nationals? I have a feeling that'll be a no. It was a ruling on Production guns and not 2 companies.

Dear God! Where do I send my money to get a copy of this training video?

10 round limit should go (like IPSC), allow major scoring (for .40 and up), continue to allow sight changes, and keep the rest the same.

I sent you a PM Merlin.

Got my postcard yesterday.

HUH?

Squad 22. The real Super Squad. Thanks Kim. I can't imagine how much work was involved.

I may be wrong (usually am) but I don't think the Taurus Pro is Production legal. You might want to consider L10 with it if that's the gun you want to shoot. Just have a good time. Can't have a bad time if you're slinging rounds downrange.

The 34 is also L10 legal.

Maybe try a new sear.

For any and all divisions I recomend the CR Speed belt system and the holster will depend on what division you're interested in. For Single Stack and Production I like the Bladetech DOH and for Limited I like my CR Speed WSM. You will get different good opinions I'm sure but there are several good holsters out there.

Why? +1. Why? We have stayed there and were treated well as well as having clean rooms.

Follow through on your shots and in practice work on calling your shots. Focus on the sights and your sight picture. Don't move to the next target until you called the 2nd shot as a good hit and are comfortable with it. It can be hard to do. I still don't always do it right. I work on it though.

Are you leaving and entering the boxes/positions the same way in each direction. What I mean is, are you leading with the right foot going right or the left foot going right and entering the new position with the right foot or left foot and vice versa the opposite direction? One way may be faster and one way may give you a more stable shooting platform. You should try every way and find what works for you.

He's not joking. He never stays this positive for this long. It really says something.

They do a great job. I wouldn't want Barb's job. No matter what happens not everyone will be happy. It's about the shooters and the shooting 1st and foremost but when you see the prize table you will know it's all worth it.

I'm leaning towards CR Speed and/or Bladetech. I use CR Speed for Limited/L10 and my SS setup is with Bladetech gear. I like the Speedcomp stuff but I like keeping things more streamlined and not using too many systems. With my simple mind 2 types of setups is plenty.