boz1911

Don't have my 1050 as of yet but after seeing 45dv8's I will not be without the KISS.

Gotta give a big thumbs up for th CED 8000. Hate to admit this on a public forum but I left mine on, open, sitting on a barrel, in the pouring down rain overnight and guess what: Dried out and still works great. Oh well so much for any warranty......

Yeah I do remember the kind and generous offer, and hell the pliers weren't that dirty.

+1 and congrats!

What I really hate: Toothache/Going to the dentist!!! Shot a match last Sunday with a Gawdawful toothache. Things were allright when the buzzer went off but every other minute was hell. I don't know if taking so many painkillers affected my performance or not??Had a fellow competitor call me Monday thinking I was upset with them about something. Now I feel bad cause other shooters might have felt the same way.

I know you are not wanting to be a sandbagger. B Limited is the place to be, the Bermuda triangle of shooting where shooters go in and sometimes never heard from again. Not my quote, but sticks in my mind every time I go to a match.

Congrats!

Try www.letargets.com (law enforcement targets) They have good prices and shipping was very fair.

Congrats on 3K, and a public thanks for all the help and info you have given me personally these last two years!!

Misunderstood the thread, I was going to tell you about actually shooting the chrono!

Not a gunsmith, but I feel like all things, there is fine balance involved with not only the hammer but all firing components. That's why people like Bob, Dan, and Benny are always many months behind.

My day was so-so at our local match but I figure any day shooting starts at a 10 and can only go up from there.......

Head shot or A zone - same chance for error left and reight but with A zone you have some vertical error allowable. That being said shot this one yesterday at 9.48 with a noshoot, thought I was being conservative. Oh well.....

The gun or one of it's siblings(magazines) always knows ..........

Hmmmmmmmmmm, didn't I hear you recently purchased a revolver setup??????

Wish God had given me that kind of wit........Great stuff!

I wear progressive lenses normally, lasik was not an option in my case. Recently I have purchased some fixed power sunglasses and clear reading glasses. This has put my front sight back in focus and blurred the targets to a degree. Seems overall to have improved my shooting, but is there a better way? The two different lens option sounded interesting? Anyone else trying that? It's heel to get old

Same thing I was thinking bro... if ya got your hits it was damn fast. Those splits had to be in the teens to low 20s. Yes, the hits? Seem to be questioning the 3rd array at the very end. Great splits!

Hope you kept the muzzle downrange Get well soon, Kath..........

Forgot to mention, the 20w50 is also for my Harley and the 0w20 is for my ATV, so it's not like any gets wasted. I am in the automotuve industry and have personally seen a high mileage engine that has been run on Mobil One...........when thay say no wear, they mean it! Another note though, if you want to make an average (looser tolerance) gun feel smooth slide glide is the trick!

Not often one beats Jerry at any shooting discipline.

Dryfiring is like watching paint dry, so even after buying Steve Anderson's book, you need to be creative and constantly change things. I'm only good for about 15-20 minutes a day and have been reasonbly dedicated for the last 3 months. You will need a timer not only for the dryfire but for checking results. When I first started a good 5 yard draw time was 1.20 secs, now, believe it or not the other day I broke into the .70 range, which for me is a tremendous improvement. Won't try to be that fast in competition but I feel great knowing my draw is .5 secs better than before. Identify your weak areas and dryfire (being creative) to help improve them. Good Luck!

I use 20w50 Mobil One on the upper except firing pin in the summer and 0w20 in the winter. Lube the gun before any shooting and clean (upper) about every 800-1000 rounds. Complete takedown every 2500 rounds or a week or 2 before a major match. NO gun malfunctions this year after 11k rounds, magazines a different story. Mobil One is a fantastic lubricant, just put some on your hands and try to wash it off!

Now hunter, don't you feel bad????

Congrats to Dave S. and Jesse Abbate, some of our fine talent from Georgia!