BigTinVA

Star, maybe?

This looks like a pretty good method: http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=136097&view=findpost&p=1531450

Thanks for your reply Foxbat. That was the direction I was leaning. I was surprised to see that c-more recommended red for the sight mounting screws. I felt that it would be difficult if I ever had to remove the sight from the mount at a later date. My mount to frame screws have red loctite on them.

While shooting a match yesterday I went to make ready, turned on my c-more and discovered that both of my mounting screws were loose. This was my 5th stage and I did not notice anything was loose on my previous stages. Now I feel that I should remove the sight, clean and dry the screws and mounting holes and remount the sight. The c-more instructions say to use red loctite on the mounting screws, but I am wondering if red loctite is too strong or permanent and blue might be a better choice. Maybe red is what I should use to prevent this from happening in the future. Your thoughts please.

CCI is my brand of choice. They are all I ever run. If you were close to me I would trade you 5k Winchester for 5k of your CCI's.

Which Dawson basepad are you running, is it an SNL? My STI mags gauge with a Dawson +1 non-SNL.

I believe it does matter. We went through the same thing when the G17 RTF2 frames came out.

I guess it's a good thing zach lives in California, I'm sure he can just get his state to ban fat people for his convenience.

You said it!

Online squadding shows 9 squads shooting today (Friday the 30th). Full squads except for one slot on squad 4.

Wouldn't they want to have the latest classifications posted before the start of Nationals?

F-up, move up!

Can't you default your device and enter a new password into it? Or are there other settings that would be wiped out that you don't know how to re-establish?

Here is an installation manual for the AutoPilot that shows how it is connected since it's hard to tell from the picture on the Griffin website. http://www.griffintechnology.com/manuals/0000/0051/AutoPilotWWI_TS.pdf

Look into the Griffin AutoPilot. I have three of them for use in my Accord and on two of my motorcycles. It enables you to charge and control your iPhone/iPod and only has one connection to the device via the 30 pin connector. I love them.