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Thanks! The triangle drill in the all steel set up focuses on speed. Ipsc cardboard targets focuses on accuracy and hitfactor. I cross train with both. Add a steel and cardboard for training on speed, accuracy, and cadence! Calling shots, slowing and speeding up! And why stop at one merry go round, see if you can go for 2 or 3! Itll should build some stamina and make shooting more tiring with fatigue kicking in! Simplicity was my intention for the drill!

After 2 weeks, i have fell in love with it. I want to shoot it, but there are 2 reasons preventing me from doing so. 1, i do not want it to gey dirty or I was have to clean it up....again. 2. Im afraid I will neglect my others "tools". Lol

No it does not

Its definitely a game changer!

alright, let me try this again. apologize about the last one! thanks for not lighting me up guys!

sorry about that fellas. going to change that right now!

just listed it for sale. so far, ive had two guys offer trades for it. one tried to get me on a kriss vector and the other a sw revolver.

Thank you!

So i purchased one to have some fun in the PCC division. Was going back and forth between ck arms, mbx, and jp. There is not much videos on the ck and mbx. I ended up going with the mbx, it was priced in between ck and jp. Ck still had a lot of things I wanted to change, which will eventually have me spending more than the mbx. Here it is! Unboxing, tabletop, and shooting review.

Theres a bunch of videos on the JP. Theres like 2 vids on the MBX and theyre both by Adrian Cobb, MBX owner. I did an unboxing, tabletop, and shooting review. I put 500 rounds, only 1 failure to feed and it wasnt the rifles fault. I was testing its reliability with my problem glock mags and it did pretty good! Ill be posting the vid soon. It definitely can run faster than my finger can. Im no pro but I felt like it when shooting this thing. I hate optics because red dots like to play hide and seek with me. I ran bill drill a few times with it. Not only did that dot just nod calmly at me, i was able to push the splits to what a c class shooter shouldnt be seeing. All in all, it works. Its a handsome rifle, and its cheaper than the jp.

Thanks for the advice fellas. Im definitely going to sell this away and add the funds for my open 2011. Its such a eye candy. However, looks do not put holes in the a zones.

I normally shoot limited. But, i put together an open glock to "mess with". In other words, I wanted to get a taste of open style fun without diving straight into it. What I found out... - dot tracking is an art - dremels are your best friend - clearing malfunctions have been second nature... I loved how it ended up looking. However, functionality was not all there. That is why I am considering "investing" on a dedicated open style pistol. On the bright side, it gave me a red dot platform to dryfire on in order to get this darn sight tracking thingermajig down. For 8 months, i think its done some good and helped me prepped for a real real gun! Lol Any advice on what to avoid, what to expect, and what to work on? Heres a vid of my final complete gucci glock

I have shot steel before when LC idpa hosted it in the weekends. I get off late during the weekdays and won'tbe able to. I will still try to to get as much trigger time

Diana, I had a backup holster, however, I really had to go. Sundays are cut for church days. I just really needed to shoot! I have yet to meet you Ms. Diana but have seen you shoot! Very inspirational and motivating. How long have you been shooting Ma'am?

Thanks Jack!

Thank you for your service! Currently active duty in Holloman. Just started IPSC. Hope to shoot with you one day!

Just received my USPSA ID to shoot at the NM sectionals. Whats pretty hilarious is that it will only be my 3rd USPSA match. My first one was an all classifier stage. Second, I shot one stage due to a holster malfunction. And i plan to shoot one last one before the sectionals. Why am I feeling ballsy to shoot it? Well, I deploy 3 days after the sectionals to the gas box in the middle east and would like to do something memorable before i leave home. Coming from IDPA, I prefer this side of the line way more. Too much rules in IDPA. However, i will stick to both. Idpa keeps me focused on accuracy, USPSA trains my speed, stage prep, and more. Any advice on level 2 matches?