RangerMcFadden

I shoot 4 inch. I don’t see a “sight radius” performance bump. Oddly enough there’s a lot more K frames than you’d think but I digress. I do think you’d want to not have a comp gun be the same as a carry gun but that’s me.

Yeah I can add you in if that’s the case.

They’re so they can stand upright when empty. I found they fall off with normal use. As per your concern: Depth doesn’t matter. You’re just as fast loading with a cut down comp 3 as you are with a stock one. The problem with the stock one is that the shroud, for lack of better term, can strip out rounds after your reload. Cutting down comp 3s make you consistent, not faster.

Looks like the .pdf isn't getting very many hits, let's see if images pique more interest.

What division for CS-003? (That’s the one with 3 bills on 3 targets; 009 has 7 targets) 100% there is 9.71 for Classic which is reasonable for a GM to do. 7.45 would be spicy. limited is 8.9 limited 6 is 8.9 too not sure open

Stages for the Great Plains Regional are attached. Take a look! Great Plains Regional 2022 Match Book v1.pdf

The 2022 ICORE Great Plains Regional will be taking place on July 9th, 2022 in Pine Island Minnesota at the Pine Island White Pines Sportsman's Club. Practiscore Registration Is Open: https://practiscore.com/pips-great-plains-regional-revolver-championship/register The match will consist of 10 stages plus chrono. A match book will be available on Practisore the week of 6/1. Pine Island is located 10 minutes from Rochester, Minnesota and about an hour away from the twin cities. Looking to shoot the match at a heavily discounted rate? Email 2022CentralRegional@icore.org to volunteer to work as staff.

If you like your super gp grips then send it into Houge and tell them to make the same exact one but make it go on an N-frame. Thats what I did. Very affordable.

The Bylaws require regionals to have a minimum of 8 stages, a classifier for every 8 stages, and chrono. -Craig Seymour Match Series Director

As long as the match director follows the prize distribution in the ICORE policy and procedures manual (i.e. $100 to the winner of each of the divisions and $25 to the high-finishing shooter in each of the special recognition categories), they can give prizes however they see fit. The reason those must be recognized is because those $100 and $25 prizes come from the ICORE board and not from the match fees/director. The board does not tell a MD how to distribute prizes that (s)he generates themselves. During the 2021 IRC we had prizes for low finishers, stage winners, the 30th overall shooter (for our 30th anniversary), and a few other niche reasons that I've forgotten. Craig Seymour -Match Series Director

Yeah it’s a bit in the sticks, you’re looking at Anniston/Oxford for a place.

Houge makes custom grips all the time. I’m sure if they’re the ones who made it they can make it again. MWP has Pats number so he might be able to help but their customer service line is super responsive and is probably the more efficient route.

I genuinely appreciate your enthusiasm but I think coordinating film crews would be something better left to the ICORE board and/or the match director. I encourage you to reach out to your region rep (contacts here: http://icore.org/BOD.phtml) or the MD (contact at the top of the page: http://icore.org/match.phtml). -Craig Seymour ICORE Match Series Director

Naw, last year there was a ton of space for gen pop to sign up. And now with no Prod it’ll be even more open. Slots are nice since you get your choice of squads but since there’s gonna be no more than 3 squads and one is already the super squad it’s not that big of a deal.

Keep in mind that your bullets might be too small. Despite the “9mm” on the barrel many of us find better success with 357 or 358 projectiles.

Just saw it in my email. Pretty cool.

Do you have an email distribution we can sign up for?

Nats for SS/Revo/L10 will be May 21-22 at CMP Talladega.

I’ve sent a few guns to Pinnacle. He’s very good about giving accurate turn around times when I ask him before I ship it. I waited until he had a lull to send my gear. Out of all the smiths I’ve dealt with he’s the least cranky about giving out turn around times.

What exactly are your qualifications? jokes, pencil me in for a slot.

He only used hks to make ready, rest of his belt was comp 3.

He was shooting speedloaders.

You know, at this point, I’m not convinced Fishbreath isn’t a part of a guerrilla marketing team for S&W.

I haven’t seen anyone talk about it so I figured I give a heads up that the IRC stages are posted up on PractiScore.

ICORE has posted the stages for this years postal. http://icore.org/postal/2021_IPM_Stages.pdf Of note the prizes seem to be increased with division winners earning $100. While the stages don’t particularly excite me in a normal sense I always enjoy shooting it to participate in a international event. (Until some dark horse Australian knocks me down a peg.)