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How does the gun shoot? What loads are working!! Come on!!

Had allot of fun at the match - good work for such a short amount of time to get ready!! Thanks San Angelo Club!!! Maybe next year you guys can have more time to prepare for the match and we can bring more chap stick!! Thanks Again!!!

Will there be registration on Friday? What time and where? Thanks

Nationals Playback? Say it aint so!!!! Rain, Mud, More Rain, More Mud!!! Ok Ok - the shock is over. Hope you guys have fun!!!

Congrats Roy!!!

Nice work!! Looks like a fast runner!!

This match is the way a Major SHOULD be run!!! These people know how to put it on!!! Great RO's great staff! You feel welcome from the first time you go there. I cannot say enough good things about the match and people who run it!! Kevin, Gary - great Job !!! Squad 7 - Great bunch and Damon - I am not helping you anymore hahahaha - We had allot of fun and helped each other out - this was the way it is suppose to be!! See you next year!!!

Great Match so far - stages are good and challenging while not too cumbersome. Great food down here!! If you passed this match us you ARE missing it!!!

I cannot wait to get down to match - this is one I look forward to all year!! I had such a great time last year and folks down there are so friendly!! Great stages, Great Food, Great People and a great Prize Table - what more can you ask for? Ok - no Hooter girls tapping targets but hey!!

I need to come to this one next year - I did not even know about it till 2 weeks out!!! O well - I see my team mate David Weers did welll and Mr. Whoa!! Scott S. Won the match!! Congrats!!

The load is a 121 Montana - 10.6 Accurate #7 Federal Pistol Primers. Shoots soft and flat with the dot straight up and down. The "thing" in the C-More is a cut mag well pin - fits right in - Kick Stand

Nice gun James!!

Hey guys the online squadding seems to be working now - can you send out the info so we can start getting on squads? The old way is ok but this is better.

Can you provide some examples of the law enforcement community further developing technology that we use? I am curious about this as I see allot of law enforcement come to the range and struggle shooting on the public line - not a flame - just an observation - We have great competitors shooting our sport in law enforcement but the truth is most of them do not put allot of time and effort into shooting their duty guns. Sorry for the thread drift - you can move this one if you like.

I really want one of these guns!! I also wish we had this division here in the US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey you guys are always welcome to come out to the Bullet Hole Range and all the other clubs in town and we will squad up and have a blast!!!!

Your welcome! Videos are fun to make and it shows all the flaws in your game. I like seeing other people shoot around the country - I wish more shooters would make some!!

Short and quick guys and as always - good sounds - no waiting for action - Hope you enjoy and thanks for checking us regular folk out.

Stick to your own thread devil water pusher

Hey that guy stole my mag release

In defense of the range and match organizers, very little of the rain was due to Ike. The damage was done by a common storm front that moved through the area on Wednesday and Thursday. This was well in advance of Ike's landfall. These storms occur all the time in the summer months. I think we have some smart experienced people running USPSA and I am sure that 2 years in a row without a future change to USSA range will result in a match location move. Rain all the time during those months - schedule 3 nationals in a row despite this? MMMMMMMMM

At this point, what Tulsa is not is a great competition range. Rain or not, the footing is not designed to stand up to the traffic of a nationals and something firmer than sod is going to have to be installed. There also appear to be some drainage issues that should be addressed. Hopefully, with imput from our range officers and Troy, John and Ray, the necessary upgrades will be accomplished so as to allow us to consider a return to Tulsa at some future date. This is a correct and accurate view of the USSA Range. Most shooters pay allot of money and take time off work to shoot the match - having said that - Having over ankle deep mud at the Nationals is a no go - Many people are not saying it here but they will not be going back to Tulsa for this match again. The RO's had to toughest jobs and worked their behinds off in constant rain and thick deep mud! Shooters that relied on speed were reduced to ice skating through the stages desperately attempting to not break the 180 OR fall butt first into the thick GOO!! The bays have no drainage - put 800 shooters through bermuda grass on good days and it will disappear. I think USPSA is regretting the contract they signed - IMHO - I for one thought the stage designs were fantastic but unfortunately we could not enjoy the match due to the surface or lack thereof - It is always fun to shoot with fellow shooters from around the world and to meet new ones but taking the risk of people getting hurt to shoot a match is just not what it should be about <---- That statement was from one of the RO's I want to say that the USSA facility is beautiful and if they would have proper drainage it would be an outstanding facility!! The people are friendly and they provided allot of support to the shooters - The range surface problem should not get in the way of many years of shooting fun for USPSA Major matches or a Potential World Shoot.

I hope everyone is LA came out of the storm ok. I am wondering also if the match will be held. Has anyone heard from the range?

Very cool!!! thanks!!

Very Talented!!! Awesome!!