Front Man
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I've been around long enough to know he builds great competition guns, but if you need service closer to home there is a guy in SW Minnesota the builds Sherwyn and Nick Greenfields blasters. They are pretty happy with his work. My builder is 126 miles away but drivable when I need something bad
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I can't imagine what Kim and the rest of the staff make if the president only make $55,000.
What kind of benifits do they recieve?
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I love my Pella Security safe but during the flood of 2011 I wish I had a Zanotti modular safe.
(I waited until I had to leave.)
Theft is my first concern and then fire.
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Mobil 1.
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I never felt guilty of leaving Armscor brass at the range.
But did feel I got a decent deal for the money...
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Factory Trubors aren't flat topped.
I am sure it is to keep the price and such down.
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I'm on day four with Jelly Bean 4.2 and it is the last day.
Back to my BB.
Might try iPhone this fall...
But why is BB the only one that understands MS Office Outlook?
Even MS doesn't get it.
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Is there a set of stairs in the building you work in?
If so, there is your PT.
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I can't wait to see it!
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AFTEC's extractors must be awesome as people here are truly dedicated to it.
But I feel more comfortable with a traditional on piece extractor.
To me they're not that hard to bend and tune?
FM
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I shot one shorty once; didn't like it.
And it doesn't mean a damn thing because there are a lot of variables.
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I wish I would have left my open gun in the gray. Easier to make machining changes down the road.
But Checkmate did a very nice job on mine!
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is it necessary/prudent to re-zero a C More scope after a battery change ?
No. CMORE's are never zeroed. Or atleast I never had one that would "Hold".
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Don't really have a problem loading 170mm mags from the belt, but can reload 140mm mags faster. For anything but the carnival stages all you need is one 170mm and a few 140mm mags. It is just a personal choice.
Just a little sidenote here - Personally, I remember when the 170mm mags came into the game and wasn't a fan of the decision. So, sometimes I wonder why we have 170mm mags.
Yes.
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I was thinking of buying the Ruger Scout and just using an Aim Point.
I do not see myself shooting past 150 yards.
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If you put on an after market mag well the mag extensions are mandatory to seat the mag during a stage.
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Electronic and print mags reach different audiences. I am not a marketing guy but here is my take:
1. If you send it in electronic form you save lots of money but you will never be able to use it as a marketing tool since only members will see it. If you allow non members to see it you take away a benefit of membership.
2. Not all members even have email which means we stil have to publish and if we publish less copies, our per copy cost increases.
3. Advertising dollars are spent in print mags because they reach more than just those who subscribe or members. I pass mine on to folks that might join and shooters will look at the magazine in offices and gun shops so the idea is that for every magazine published, it is seen by say 2 people making the scope wider.
4. About 10 years ago USPSA published IN TOUCH that was 4 pages with little or no ads and mailed to members. If USPSA would send IN TOUCH in an electronic form they could increase membership communication, add advertising revenue and do so for almost free. T he only real cost would be salaries of the staff but we have to pay them anyway.
The BOD kicked around some options while I was on the BOD so I would encourage anyone who has ideas to pass them to your AD.
I forgot about In Touch! It was great! miss it again!
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Very nice!
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What do the sites do sand bagged on a bench?
(Not being a smart as, just curious.)
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Thought this was interesting...
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I could easily spend $550 a year keeping my CMORE zeroed on Saturday nights before Sunday club matches.
Not a CMORE hater; just saying mine won't stay zeroed.
Yes, everything is tight.
FM
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Thanks Mark! Guess I will have to try it, and if I don't like it, I'll make it my BU 38SC powder!
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