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After a three month break, due to job transfers, house selling, house buying, etc., I get to shoot my first match of the year tomorrow. It will be interesting to see how I do with less than a dozen dry fire sessions and 300 rounds down the barrel of my new Infinity.

I'm looking forward to seeing my friends in Greenville, Texas :cheers:

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The start of our season up here in Ohio is this Sunday with a classifier match. Hopefully not too much rain.

Whistles the tune, "He's got hiiiiiigh hopes, He's got hiiiiigh hopes"!

SV, Welcome back.

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Welcome back Trace :)

The start of our season up here in Ohio is this Sunday with a classifier match. Hopefully not too much rain.

(Snotty Voice): Actually Ralph, there was a match one week ago at Circleville. The weather was perfect.

:lol:

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Back in the saddle. biggrin.gif

I managed to make it out to MSSA for a local match last Sunday.

It had been 14 months since I sent a round down range.

I really expected to be very rusty, especially since I did no dry firing, no preparation of any sort.

Surprisingly, it was as if I never left.

I shot a fairly clean match and did okay against the usual suspects.

It's an excellent crew that inhabits that club,... loaded with master class open gunners.

I don't know if this means much, maybe IPSC is like riding a bike. Once you get it, you got it.

That doesnt make a lot of sense though.

I would think a finesse game would require constant work to maintain skills.

I'd be curious to know what others have experienced when coming back after a long layoff.

I did some searching on the subject but didn't find much.

Tls

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Welcome back Trace :)

The start of our season up here in Ohio is this Sunday with a classifier match. Hopefully not too much rain.

(Snotty Voice): Actually Ralph, there was a match one week ago at Circleville. The weather was perfect.

:lol:

Yeah ..... perfect if your a penguin, or a polar bear, or maybe a eskimo! ;)

PS Learn to edit Micah .... I fixed your quotes for free this time. Next time it will cost ya 2 internets. :rolleyes:

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Not an outstanding performance, but above par for the practice I've put in during the last 4 months. Most importantly, the Infinity ran 100% for 200 rounds with untuned SV mags :cheers: I'm very happy with the pistol.

Local Match Result

March 13, 2010 NTP SHOOTERS

Final results for Limited

Place Name No. USPSA Class Division PF Lady Mil Law For Age Match Pts Match %

1 Jim R. 20 TY52649 A Limited Major No No No No 602.3800 100.00%

2 Kelly M. 35 A58482 B Limited Major No No No No 542.9760 90.14%

3 Trace M. 15 A61090 B Limited Major No No No No 524.1804 87.02%

4 Eric T. 36 A60277 C Limited Major No No No No 500.0406 83.01%

5 Alan S. 23 A48633 C Limited Major No No No No 412.6529 68.50%

6 David D. 25 A57283 C Limited Major No No No No 297.9503 49.46%

7 John S. 11 A62921 D Limited Minor No No No No 266.2291 44.20%

8 Francisco S. 37 Pen U Limited Minor No No No No 244.1859 40.54%

9 Gus R. 38 Pen U Limited Minor No No No No 122.2538 20.30%

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Back in the saddle. biggrin.gif

I managed to make it out to MSSA for a local match last Sunday.

It had been 14 months since I sent a round down range.

I really expected to be very rusty, especially since I did no dry firing, no preparation of any sort.

Surprisingly, it was as if I never left.

I shot a fairly clean match and did okay against the usual suspects.

It's an excellent crew that inhabits that club,... loaded with master class open gunners.

I don't know if this means much, maybe IPSC is like riding a bike. Once you get it, you got it.

That doesnt make a lot of sense though.

I would think a finesse game would require constant work to maintain skills.

I'd be curious to know what others have experienced when coming back after a long layoff.

I did some searching on the subject but didn't find much.

Tls

Good to hear from you, Tony!

When I take a break from something I usually come back very focused at first. Keep it up.

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