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ckc123

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    http://www.tanfo11.com

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    Great White North, Eh!
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    Things that go BANG!
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    Darryl Burke

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  1. If someone whats to get me the format for EZ Winscore, I'll build you one.. I already have the work done on the WinMSS side, for my PDA scoring software to import match and competitor data from WinMSS
  2. you mean the password which anyone familiar with Access can figure out.. all it takes is knowing how to do the command line options for acces, and then you have all the data access you need..
  3. There are several reasons.. 1) one caliber for all the guns makes reloading easier. Same powder, same case, same primers, same OAL. it's simple to change.. just adjust the amount of powder. 2) I find less recoil in a minor .40 then an factory 9mm (and since 9mm is so cheap, it's not worth my time reloading them) 3) All my pistols are .40's .. so why change?
  4. That is a really cool site ckc123. You have spent a lot of time on it. Thanks.. I should hopefully be adding some info on a trigger job soon.
  5. Jostein: This is the exact technique I use.. I'm a right handed shooter, but my mag release is also on the right.. I use my middle finger to release the mag.. and I don't even use the end of my finger,, I use the "pad" which is closest to the palm (Eg, between the knuckle and first joint).. All I do is squeeze my middle finger, and the mag pops out.. no thumb changes (it stays on the safety. No change in grip etc.) it's a bit rough on the hand at first, but once you have a good tough spot built up on you hand it's easy..
  6. If this helps at all, I have a site dedicated to the Tanfoglio LImited Custom, and minor gunsmithing, faqs, etc.. www.tanfo11.com
  7. Been there, Done that, got the DQ. The problem I had was that I was used to shooting outdoor matches (got my BB, in Nov, and all matches since then were indoor). on the second outdoor match, I was not used to having berms on all three sides.. I was "gaming" a stage, and they had 3 targets on the far left side, almost parralel with the starting fence (which defined the 180's I realixed after the fact).. Instead of going left parralel with the fence posts (and engaging the three on the left) I took the gate in the middle, and took 3 steps ahead before I went left.. when I engaged the three on the left, I was "just" over the 180.. I was called before I made the shot, and it was a good call by the ref. Learned my lesson on that day. it was a really nice run and gun stage. I was pissed that I couldn't finish it. Oh well..
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