serevince Posted January 3, 2011 Share Posted January 3, 2011 Hello all, I have plenty of questions about getting started in multi-gun and will probably come up with more as I go I'd appreciate any thoughts, help and general advice! I've been reading a ton on here and have already learned a lot. My goal: Have a great time, a smooth run with my equipment, learn a ton, and shoot up to my ability level. Me: Military guy, just started in competitive shooting in Aug. I've shot 6 matches, 3 pistol and 3 outlaw pistol/rifle. Been shooting production pistol. Guns: AR w/ DMS-1 Converted Saiga 12 (only shotgun I own) G17 Gen 4 no mods except trigger Gear: Blackhawk Tactical Riggers belt Serpa holster Single mag holders for G17 Nothing to carry Saiga or AR mags on a belt I have all the standard range bag fodder: Eyes, ears, cleaning gear, PB&J etc.. I believe Eprata ESC is USPSA rules, so I registered in Open/ minor due to my Saiga. Plans: Shotgun: I'm still finishing my Saiga build. While it's stripped I'm going to press the barrel off and have rem-chokes installed. Then I'm going to reassemble, make sure it runs like a top with various loads, add a R&R Fastfire mount and a knockoff Fastfire. I'm hoping that I can just use the entire optic window as a sight for shot, and dial in the dot for slugs. I'll pattern it with the loads I plan on competing with. My pattern plan is to draw a popper on a standard IPSC target and see what I get with a light/mod choke and go from there. AR: Possibly a trigger. Check and recheck zero and POI from 5yds to 400yds. Pistol: I need sights, just haven't decided on what yet? Grip tape and I'm done. Weapon light: Weapon mounted or flashlight? I have both, but no holster that accepts the weapon mounted light. To buy: (1) +6 base for my G17 I figure if I'm Open, mag capacity is one place I can take advantage of it. (1) Nordic Pmag + 18 extension. Single AR mag carrier. 4 Saiga mag clips lots of ammo Me: I'm in OK shape, but I want to be a few pounds lighter and faster by April. Monitoring carbs/ sugar, watching overall calorie intake/ output and doing cardio, with some endurance weight training. Shoot as many local pistol matches as I can. During winter it looks like it will be 1 a month. Once it's warmer, it'll be two due to my time and wallet limitations. I'd love hear some I thoughts on practice regimes for rifle and shotgun? I have very little (zero recent) shotgun experience. Dryfire: Never really tried it. Plan is a simple routine of draws and reloads. Clothing: Kneepads and elbow pads. Integrated into my Crye. Footwear: No idea? Light hikers is the current plan. I'd love to hear your thoughts, and advice. Thanks! Vince Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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