KrymSIX

Hey guys, I live in MA so 10 round laws mean only L10 no true Limited. So I'm looking to get into a Limited 10 gun and my main question is there any advantage or disadvantage to certain calibers in Limited 10 that is more pronounced than in Limited? Or is there less of a penalty for larger caliber rounds as you're not losing on the capacity front. Do .45 and 10mm become more viable? Part of my reason for asking is that sometimes you see some great deals on 45 and 10mm Limited guns online but for Limited division the undisputed king is .40 sw. Is it worth maybe picking up whatever is a good deal that may be in 45 or 10mm or just saving the bit extra to get a .40 sw Limited gun? Thanks guys

Would there be any benefit to keeping those moisture absorbing packets in your rangebag and/or safe to keep your guns in a dryer environment? Or is it just as easy to just clean and lube and store them?

Haha, I always get myself into very fun but expensive sports. I think the speed of Limited really interests me, plus I love to tinker and tune so its right up my alley. I'm aware that the "cheap" end of a beginner or intermediate gun by itself will start at about 1200 used + a few hundred more for holster, magazines, bullets and range time. But I figure buy once cry once and if I change my mind at the very least I can resell and not lose too much off the top. It will also be fun to have another shooting hobby w my fiancee. She's only a little less competitive than me lol.

Hey all, my fiancee and I are getting into shooting and this seems like an awesome forum loaded with really great info. Personally I'm really interested in getting into Limited 10 (no true limited in MA:( I've been reading through the forum for awhile and I'm quite new to both shooting and competing but whenever I do any new hobby or sport my goal is to compete. Thanks in advance, Alex