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OpenshooterMclass4lyfe

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About OpenshooterMclass4lyfe

  • Birthday 12/29/1987

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    Terry Mississippi
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    USPSA open division
  • Real Name
    Dustin Bobst Ty126117

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  1. I personally only run my 9 major and 9 minor brass once and leave it on the ground for others so if you picked up mine it would probably be fine because I buy once fired brass from police ranges so it’s most likely only been loaded once. Random range pickup brass could have been loaded multiple times and you could get a lot of split cases, bulges in the base of the case from somewhat unsupported chambers and loose primer pockets from hot loads. Once fired 9 brass is cheap to buy. Saves your back and time on scrounging like a chicken at the range after a match or practice session.
  2. I’m gonna second the 750. I loaded almost 100,000 rounds on a 550 for a little over 3 years and at the time I didnt think it was that bad. Until I went to a 750 and I wish I’d of done it sooner.
  3. I have sent back 3 Romeo xl dots for warranty within a 4 month period. Back in 2022 when I got my limcats I had both equipped with 6 moa Romeo 3xl dots. After 1 kept shifting on windage another on elevation and one the buttons just stopped working all together I sold all 3 and got the FTP alpha dots for my open guns and haven’t looked back since. I’ve had no issues with the FTP dots in almost 2 years.
  4. They’re already overpriced as it is. With their “semi custom” “semi fit” production 2011s.
  5. I’m trying to find a light bearing holster for a 1911 that has a nitro fin. I’ve found light bearing holsters. I’ve found some nitro fin holsters. But none that have both. Any suggestions on where to look? Or am I just sol.
  6. I’ve experienced burn out multiple times. My first time was after being the MD for my state sectional and dealing with all that and the BOD at the club I was the MD for. I found that stepping down as MD at that club made a big difference for me for a little while. I still help out at all my local matches but not near at the capacity that I was. Now when I experience burn out I switch things up. I’ll run my carry gun for a while or pick a division I rarely shoot or whatever just to change things up some. It’s not just all about the shooting for me. It’s about the friends I’ve made.
  7. I’d start by taking that ridiculous “comp” off. It doesn’t do anything anyway. From there I’d check and see how it functions. Most the 1911s in 9mm I see are running 9-10 pound recoil springs. I’m running a 9lb recoil with a 17lb main spring in mine and it functions with just about anything I put in it. Even bunny fart loads that I make for steel challenge.
  8. I’ve got an L (ish) shaped hanger that I picked up from revel ace. It holds all my belts. I have it mounted on my loading room wall.
  9. If you’re going to spend as much as an atlas build I’d suggest looking into rafferty, limcat or venom custom. Much higher quality and better customer service and about the same price.
  10. I’ve seen several different people not make it through a local without a malfunction. But once cry once I’ve always heard.
  11. I’d stay away from MPA but that’s just me. Open is the one true division in uspsa. You can’t go wrong shooting it but you can definitely get the wrong gun from the wrong manufacturer.
  12. If no one wants to shoot lim minor then why are half the numbers in limited, min0r pf…..
  13. I help run a club in central Mississippi and we had a guy show up once and shoot production from aiwb. He only did it once. . I think he learned his lesson real quick.
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