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I have a custom STI Hi-Cap gun with an over-sized magazine catch button(which I like). I have experienced my mag falling out when placing it on a table, or doing transitions to my week hand. I am thinking if I could get a heavy mag catch spring this would solve my problem. Does anyone know where to find a heavy magazine catch spring?

Still no scores yet. Anyone at least write down the class winners? I shot in the rain. I finally realize what a disadvantage baged targets are. I had fun. The boots I left at home I should have brought! KennyA

You look like you are going to pooh your pants.

Are they getting stuck on the way up or on the way down? On some of my SVI mag tubes the follower was getting stuck on the way up and I had to bend the feed lips out with some pliers. KennyA

I found Federal Small Pistol Primers at Powder Valley and I ordered 15,000. I am thinking about trying some small rifle primers. Is there any advantage to this? Kenny A

The guys from DSC are pretty excited about this match. They have already been tossing around stage ideas. I have a feeling this is going to one of the top state matches in Area 5 this year

I am thinking about coming up from Utica, Michigan on Friday and spending the night. Is there a cheap hotel that anyone recommends in the area? KennyA

I have about 8 tubes for my blaster. I would like to get them numbered and possibly personalized so that I can tell one from the other. In the case that I do have a problem with one of them I can pull it from the bunch. Does anyone know someone who will etch magazines? KennyA

Here are the results for Standard. If you guys want me to post other results let me know. STANDARD -- Overall Match Results 2007 IPSC Ontario Provincial Championships Printed July 9, 2007 at 11:09 % Points Competitor Cat Reg Cls Tag ICS 1 100.00 858.6372 99 Cheely, Matt USA 2 98.34 844.4045 125 Burrell, Mike CAN GM 3 88.04 755.9390 16 Sanderson, Wade CAN GM 4 79.00 678.3609 132 Elliott, Robert CAN GM 5 77.56 665.9221 2 Hansen, Sean CAN GM 6 75.56 648.7737 61 Hudson, Robbin S CAN GM 7 75.22 645.8450 100 Dame, Mike CAN GM 8 73.86 634.2191 10 Lowry, David CAN M 9 73.15 628.0560 77 Delottinville, Steve CAN GM 10 71.45 613.5359 103 Lao, Mike S CAN GM 11 71.38 612.9309 149 McFadyen, Brad CAN M 12 69.84 599.6448 42 King, Michael CAN GM 13 68.73 590.1113 201 Grujic, Mitar S CAN GM 14 68.40 587.2692 107 Dagenais, Richard S CAN M 15 67.82 582.3345 226 Boisvert, Sylvain CAN M 16 67.35 578.3107 134 Johnston, Bill CAN 17 65.87 565.5903 196 Neal, Roy USA 18 64.71 555.5824 74 Dumond, Larry CAN M 19 64.09 550.2889 151 Morgan, Steven CAN A 20 63.94 549.0108 135 Rowsell, Chris CAN A 21 63.92 548.8579 28 Slosel, Lou S CAN B 22 63.73 547.1669 98 Adams, Ken USA C 23 62.50 536.6760 37 Smyth, Jonathan CAN B 24 62.19 534.0040 30 Kottas, Stavros CAN M 25 61.98 532.1649 200 Drljevic, Djoko CAN A 26 60.72 521.3529 60 Sewell, Shawn CAN B 27 60.24 517.2056 29 Kuo, Li-Wen CAN B 28 58.49 502.2134 156 Summerfeldt, Brian S CAN M 29 58.48 502.1009 170 Javier, Ricky CAN M 30 57.84 496.6663 76 Dick, John CAN B 31 57.44 493.1764 193 Palomera, Mauro CAN M 32 57.22 491.3529 20 Rigby, Tony CAN A 33 56.97 489.2024 234 Nardi, Frank CAN B 34 56.89 488.4667 138 Perrelli, Carmen CAN 35 56.80 487.6683 92 Geer, Peter CAN M 36 56.62 486.1711 229 Palmer, Ed CAN 37 56.53 485.3495 251 Le, Tan Loc CAN C 38 54.22 465.5212 48 Theriault, Martin J CAN B 39 53.69 460.9990 87 Carl, Adam CAN B 40 53.66 460.7867 69 Myers, Jeff CAN B 41 52.99 455.0183 187 Hewson, Bob CAN A 42 52.00 446.4903 215 Burke, Darryl CAN B 43 51.74 444.2998 244 Evers, John CAN B 44 50.91 437.0974 51 Den Boer, Bill S CAN M 45 49.85 428.0423 8 Moeller, Siegfried CAN C 46 49.42 424.3415 81 Eenhoorn, Paul SS CAN A 47 49.16 422.1267 233 de Santo, Carmine CAN B 48 49.03 420.9482 4 Wilkes, Graham CAN 49 48.59 417.2472 78 Mather, James SS CAN B 50 47.94 411.6595 116 Alcantara, Jose CAN 51 47.94 411.5990 62 Accardo, Dom CAN B 52 47.87 411.0080 126 Drljevic, Milinko S CAN B 53 47.56 408.3766 222 Atallah, Ramzi CAN 54 47.55 408.3233 198 Korobkin, Anatoli CAN B 55 47.43 407.2354 225 Blackburn, Kenny CAN B 56 47.25 405.6706 230 Kelly, Greg CAN B 57 46.78 401.6873 104 Lao, Sarah L CAN C 58 46.75 401.4299 231 Lloyd, Donald S CAN M 59 46.71 401.1077 80 Walsh, Colin S CAN C 60 45.43 390.0602 212 Perry, Edward S CAN C 61 45.38 389.6441 82 Cairncross, Bruce S CAN A 62 44.81 384.7201 247 Goodfellow, Allan CAN B 63 44.35 380.8476 105 Bampton, Joe S CAN C 64 43.99 377.7296 249 McEwan, Gary SS CAN B 65 43.76 375.7549 158 Sin, Gregory CAN C 66 43.59 374.2692 111 Gatchalian, Francis CAN B 67 43.37 372.3522 34 Parago, Benji CAN 68 43.13 370.3257 223 Papadopoulos, Peter S CAN B 69 42.93 368.5924 56 Loomans, Marty S CAN B 70 42.91 368.4236 66 Doll, Peter CAN B 71 42.84 367.8141 154 Baird, Lyonel S CAN B 72 42.53 365.1500 228 Ledo, Joe S CAN B 73 42.27 362.9876 45 Catalan, Rosanno CAN 74 41.92 359.9814 197 Sousa, Fernando S CAN B 75 41.27 354.3761 218 Komorowski, Chris S CAN C 76 40.31 346.1280 85 Harling, Brad CAN B 77 40.02 343.6249 72 Chartrand, John SS CAN C 78 40.01 343.4985 27 Zanin, Jeff CAN C 79 39.81 341.8188 246 Goodfellow, Julie L CAN C 80 39.72 341.0748 114 Mundy, Wayne S CAN C 81 39.23 336.8123 5 Clark, Steve SS CAN C 82 37.52 322.1837 119 Kiraly, Tamas CAN C 83 36.73 315.3947 47 Blum, Rachel L CAN C 84 36.53 313.6768 168 Willard, Marc S CAN B 85 36.26 311.3594 95 Prentice, Ken S CAN C 86 35.48 304.6384 109 Alabado, Antonio CAN C 87 35.38 303.7697 86 Larson, Brian S CAN C 88 35.03 300.7411 38 DeGagne, David CAN 89 34.42 295.5580 145 Lynch, Daniel CAN C 90 34.28 294.3545 49 Leitch, Glenn CAN D 91 33.75 289.7878 192 Chiasson, Brenda L CAN C 92 33.61 288.6146 32 Theocharis, John CAN C 93 33.46 287.3285 67 Au Coin, Joseph CAN C 94 33.44 287.1646 110 Alabado, Jaimy J CAN C 95 33.23 285.3141 55 Borland, Sean CAN C 96 33.02 283.5541 211 Fennell, Greg S CAN D 97 32.96 282.9913 57 Preston, Steve S CAN C 98 32.79 281.5427 227 Belanger, Pierre CAN 99 32.54 279.4162 253 Martin, Kevin CAN C 100 32.48 278.8551 148 Mammarella, Anna L CAN C 101 32.47 278.8069 101 Angeli, Frank SS CAN C 102 32.37 277.9630 216 Baxter, Tony SS CAN 103 31.79 272.9738 232 Chin King, Rupert SS CAN C 104 30.42 261.1697 185 Leavitt, Gerard CAN 105 29.71 255.0840 22 Valentine, Mario SS CAN C 106 29.55 253.7257 217 Kraker, Ken CAN D 107 29.26 251.2027 52 Thomas, Bob SS CAN C 108 28.94 248.5131 194 Cioiczynski, Ben S CAN C 109 28.50 244.7047 146 Simpson, Joan L CAN C 110 28.39 243.7559 115 Mityushkin, Michael CAN 111 27.75 238.3116 252 Massey, Donald SS CAN C 112 27.51 236.2147 147 Simpson, Bill SS CAN C 113 26.22 225.1555 202 Andruszczyszyn, George S CAN C 114 22.94 196.9624 213 Vernem, Michael CAN D 115 19.72 169.2877 144 Szymanski, Peter S CAN C 116 18.11 155.5263 190 DeNardis, Perry CAN D 117 17.35 148.9995 241 Donovan, Ken SS CAN C 118 13.98 120.0077 195 Harley-Ciolczynski, Josephine L CAN D 119 8.75 75.1359 199 Cruickshank, Barney SS CAN D Disqualified Shooters No. Name 7 Moeller, Curtis 31 Cossetto, Leo 58 Wojcik, Edward 79 Oxby, Jason 204 Foxcroft, Craig

The Ontario Provincals was a great time. Crossing the border was easier that thought. Once you figure out what your doing and after you get your keys out of the trunk. There were three Americans shooting, but one defected because I noticed Roy Neal was listed as CAN on the results. Hopefully in the future we can get more shooters on board. I know I am planning on shooting the Triangle Match this winter. Kenny A

Great match this month guys. The heat was unbarable, but there is not much you can do about that. I had an awsome time. Kenny A

I looks like I am going to be working somewhere near Tukwila, WA. How is the area and are there any clubs near by? KennyA

I think Matt is talking about somebody different. BUT I just recived an offer from Boeing and I am going to need to get plugged in. Who is the gunsmith everyone uses out there? I may be moving sooner than later. The still haven't confirmed exactly which plant I would be working at, but for sure Seattle. KennyA A52850

Does anyone know if the classifer from the USPSA Match is going to be posted?

I shot the match on the morning squad today. Great match my hats off to everyone involved. My only criticism is a few less gimmicky starts and a few more wrists at sides and above shoulders with the gun in holster. I am surpised no scores have been posted yet. As long as I live in the midwest I will not miss this match. Half day formats are the greatest thing in USPSA since the limited divison was created. I can't belive every match in North America doesn't run a half day format.

I would like to hear some more details about this new M3 Chrono. Has anyone bought one yet? How does it stack up the the old CED Chrono? More info Please.

I am running into this same problem with my 40 S&W. The case doesn't want to line up with the sizing die and I have to put my finger up there and tilt the case into the die. It is only missing by a few thousands. It was starting to get pretty anoying. I am going to call dillon today to see if I can get one of those alignment tools.

I have always used Federal Primers with out a problem and now they have all dried up. I have been told they are producing more rounds for the miltary and this is where all of the primers have gone. I don't have problem with this I think the kids over in Iraq need them much more than I do. I need an alernative to the Federal Primers I used. I have been told that CCI makes and unplated primer that is good. I have heard mixed reviews on CCI's plated primers. Winchester I have also heard mixed reviews about. Where is a good place to buy these primers?

As for the exterior of my "Gun in the White" I am going to polish with paste care wax and put a couple of coats on it. Does anyone notice that the bomar is the first thing to rust on the gun?

I have one and it is a fun little toy. The beep is not sufficent for match use. I have tried it on quiet and regular. When you have bays at a range that are close together it would create nothing but confusion. The R-U-Ready has the best crisp beep out of any timer on the market, but does not have all of the practice features of the CED7000. The Rechargeable battery is also a dumb idea. When you are at a major match all of the stage boxes have extra batteries in them for when a timer dies. Now ranges must purchase an $11 box to put in every stage box. Sounds like a scam to make money. I leave mine in my range bag for practice and it seems everytime I pull mine out of the bag for practice the battery is dead. I guess you have to charge it on the night stand like your cell phone.

Toughest Match I have ever shot. I don't know if it was who shot the best, or who screwed up the least? I had fun. I loved working with the staff. I only wish my friend wasn't getting married the same weekend as the Summer Blast. I wanted to work that one. Larry and Jeff you guys did a great job. Ken Adams A-52850

Just throwing my unrelated 2 cents. I have been loading the Montana Gold 200 Grain JHP's 1.255 5.3 Grains of Titegroup I am not quite making major. On hodgdons website it say's you can go up to 5.4 grains. I will try this. When I was running 200 Grain Precsion Cast Moly coated bullet 5.1-5.2 would make major.

I have the safariland 771 mag pouches for the 1911 magazines. The continue to unscrew and fall out and I keep loosing them. Does anyone have suggestions to keep from loosing to parts.

Does anyone know where you can get a .090 solid black front sight? Preferably in a heinie cut.

I notice that Northwest PA didn't show up on the point series. What's up with that? Did I missinterpret something when I signed up. I have been known to get a little confused from time to time.