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Cool. I posted a link to this from the results page on www.silvercreekcc.org

I would have thought that Silver Creek would have given you a slot Matt. I cannot make it on those dates, so count me out. I believe I asked too late; so it goes. I should get in anyway, and I have an earned slot to L10, so it will be a big week for a first-timer. H. FTR, Silver Creek was in the Kentucky Section last year and we were not awarded slots. As of 2008, we're in the IN section. Maybe next year?

It's not my cousin Vinnie. He shoots IDPA, not USPSA.

Can anyone identify the glocker in question? I guess one way to find out if people are actually reading the captions is to just make stuff up and write in captions.

Final results archived on the Silver Creek Website, along with a gallery/slide show of pics (thanks to Akidale!) from the match. Akidale is sending me a cd with more pics and I will upload them when I get it. Here is the link: http://www.silvercreekcc.org/USPSA/2008INS...inalResults.htm Ooops....I forgot to but a link on www.indianauspsa.org -- brb....

Yes, the *preliminary* results are up. Challenge period will expire tomorrow night at 9:32PM EST. Please contact David Ball if you have any question. Also, the drawings were also held winners: Jason C. of Ohio Ron C. of Indiana Final results will also appear on indianauspsa.com and silvercreekcc.org after the challenge period expires. I am working on the photo gallery now.

Payment for four tickets put in the mail today. Thanks!

Whenever Glock Talk has lost that loving feeling, I try to remember that without Glock Talk we would not have the magnificent Shrine of the Mall Ninja and then I feel all warm and fuzzy again.

I'm staying at http://www.scottstationinn.com/, which is in Wilmore and about 5 miles from the range.

Do any of the recent changes (announced today) at BGSL have any impact on this class?

The company that I work for has more than forty certified nutritionists on staff and I get to chat with most of them on a weekly or monthly basis. Granted most of their experience is in geriatric nutrition and non that I know of have experience in sports nutrition specifically. I get polar reactions from them when I ask about vegetarian diets. Either they strongly endorse a vegetarian diet or they are ambivalent. However, I've noted that those nutritionists recommending a vegetarian diet are with few exceptions vegetarian or vegan and appear by all obvious measures to be in decent or better shape. And it's hard to take criticism of vegetarian diets from an overweight non-veg nutritionist seriously. I've talked with most of them in various degrees of detail about the USPSA sport and regardless of their stance on vegetarianism they all seem to agree that proper hydration is the most important concern and that after than there no special considerations that are of any significance outside of any existing health or nutritional problems or needs you may have. Regarding mental alertness and memory: most recommended mental exercise instead of nutritional supplements. And most strongly recommended sun screen and eye-(UV ray) protection! In the first week of December I started a Medifast Diet Plan (http://www.medifastdiet.org) that I have been gradually transitioning into a vegan diet. I've lost 40lbs in two months. I have about 40 more to lose but I'm off the medifast and going full-out vegan for a least a few months. Before looking for books on vegetarian sports nutrition, I'd recommend a good book on a plant-based diet: The China Study by Dr. T. Colin Campbell and Thomas Campbell. http://www.thechinastudy.com/ Sorry to get so far OT but we were headed in that direction anyway.

Hidden Hills Practical Shooters will host a special USPSA classifier match on Sunday March 16th at Silver Creek Conservation Club in Sellersburg Indiana: http://www.silvercreekcc.org This match will have four classifier stages and one field course. Match fee will be $20.00 and Hidden Hills 2008 Club Dues ($25) will be payable at that time. This special match will be followed on the same day by Silver Creek's monthly ATA Registered Trap Shoot. Hope to see you then! Thanks, Dominic Bosco President Hidden Hills Practical Shooters Secretary Silver Creek Conservation Club.

Posted funds today. I'm looking forward to it.

Oh that is sad. I don't even have a 590 yet and I was going to buy one.

Patrick, what is the URL on your receiver ICANN really needs to approve a ".NUT" top level domain!

+1 on Havlin Sales. They have the 20" 590 barrel on close out for $79.95 + shipping and it's got a ghost ring front sight and is threaded for accuchokes, which is all you need http://www.havlinsales.com/closeout.htm

Ok, after just buzzing the IN section coordinator about class info I searched and found this. If I can't find a class that's closer and sooner I am going to make this one. I live in Louisville, KY. If anyone wants to carpool and/or split hotel room costs, please pm me. Thanks, Dom

Thanks guys. The man cave is ready for reloading practice.

Hey, I searched instead of starting a new thread! Hooray for me. Can you elaborate on how to "pinch the cutoff lever" for us shotgun noobs?

Got a stupid question. Is your 18.5 barrel already threaded for chokes? I just bought and M1 this morning with a 26" VR barrel. Thinking about cutting it down but maybe we could trade?

I'd be really interested in knowing what changes you had to make to get it to run light loads.

The USPSA Indiana Section website is now online: http://www.indianauspsa.org It also features information on the 2008 Indiana Section Championship, including Hotels and directions to the range. We'll update this site in tandem with the info Dave publishes on wvpps.com

I just checked the novak website. No pricing or availability info posted. I may call them after the holidays. I guess it's illegal for single stack USPSA but I bought my 9mm 1911 primarily as a steel gun. I may just have to start shooting IDPA. I love the 1911 but I can't stand the grip safety. Novak has definitely got the answer.

Dillon sells a 3 gun gear pistol pouch (triple). I've only seen pictures of them, but I'm interested. Can I get a witness?

To bad to here MB is closing, Billy Bullets are a very good moly coated bullet and Rudy is a great guy. dcalvert I had been buying BearCreek's moly coated bullets because they were cheaper than MasterBlasters and just as good but now it looks they dropped out as well. Precision makes a great product and I hope he stays in business. I will check out Billy Bullets.