McTrigger

More of a open question. You are correct. A guy that can shoot a skid of ammo likely has a different opinion than 100 rounds a week. I’m looking for a handful of drills that shooters really seen personal improvement or that stood/stand out. Draw, accuracy or reloads. The classics like the bill drill always seem to mentioned but perhaps there are a few lesser known. As for overall improvement I suppose again different for divisions and classes but am open to hearing them all as they likely cross over. I personally am a new shooter. Dry fire for 20-30 mins 4 times a week. Winter provides a indoor match once a week and spring will have two. Practice roughly 200 rounds a week plus the 60-70 we shoot at the local League. im trying to maximize my live fire practice time and some drills that always stay in the loop for you guys are ones that likely will improve me. Or drills that people have worked on for some time To master are worth my attention to try and see how it potentially can improve me. As components become more expensive and harder to find id like to maximize my few hundred rounds a week. I have Stogers dry fire drills and conform my times with live ammo but I’m interested to hear some First hand accounts of particular live fire drills that you guys felt like really built some Skills or showed faults.

Looking to hear which live fire drills brought the best return for overall improvement. Is there any drills that you always return to? Or which ones did you find really made you improve as a uspsa/ipsc shooter?

Maybe I’m crazy and have done this completely wrong but I run the FCD for 9mm on 5 of my 750. But have adjusted it so it makes minimum contact to the case mouth just to remove the bell. Has worked fine so far.

I have acquired a large lot of frontier head stamped 9mm brass. I am assuming it’s hornady but can’t find any info on it. Anyone use this before.

A roll sizer de capper is a very nice option guaranteed. But at a cost. For what the lee does. And it’s price makes for a pretty decent option.

I like to deprime my 9mm brass then SS tumble before reloading. I have got a lee APP setup to run off my Dillon case feeder. Sure is a sweet setup for this. Not sure how many guys deprime before reloading but sure is nice having clean brass running through the reloading press over dirty old sandy crap and spend primer dust. But if anyone one is thinking about this I highly recommend it. Slammed out just over 4000 rounds in a morning. https://i.imgur.com/3aPx6MB.mp4

Yes. I should have specified this is the machined aluminum version. And claims to accept blade tech holster. To be used in production division.

Has anyone had any experience with the black scorpion heavy duty drop offset hanger? found one for a good price but can’t find a lot of feedback on it.

I've been looking for a two part belt and don't really like the race type belts such as the ghost and da ones. I really like the dsg comp belt but they don't ship to Canada. I found a good topic here a bit ago that had a list of the belts that meet my discription. But for the life of me I can't find it again. Can I get some direction or help. Thanks

I was going to do the same load. How dirty do you find titegroup over N320

IMI defence has OD rubber base pads

Yup that now makes sense. Thanks guys!

Ok thanks for the reply. I'm not sure how that will work. The sight is not slotted so won't the threaded holes for the screws not alignin after? Or am I missing somthing.

Recently picked up a shadow 2 and it is consistently hitting left by about 1 inch at 10 meters. The test target also shows this from factory. This is my first cz and I'm new to the platform. It appears that the sights are screwed to the slide and is likely not adjustable for windage. Is this correct? Or can they be moved left right? Thanks for the info

Thanks everyone! Lethbridge 2 hours south of Calgary Hi-power jack

I'm sure glad I stumbled on this forum. Surely some great information. I'm a new to pistol shooting shooter. I went all in and picked up a shadow 2. I thoroughly enjoy shooting her too! Competive shooting is somthing I'm very intrested in. i look foreword to the experiences this will bring!