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| That's pretty good, Richard! Crazy how sight picture can vary from gun to gun...doesn't help that we've been shooting bullseye for the past month, lol. That's solid work with a very small gun. I really like that P239....I've always loved the idea of that gun, they just don't fit my hand. My buddy has one with wood grips that make it big enough for me, but with them installed it's basically the same size as my P229 . 239s getting expensive, too...I saw a used one at a shop today and they wanted $900 ! |
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| I had Hogues on it before these CT's. Very shootable. These are almost as good and more concealable. Cleaned, lubed and changed batteries when I got home. Backwards of my usual protocol.
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| Hey, 92fstech. Maybe, Invite cslinger more pointedly to join the postal match. We need more participants to keep it viable.
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| Welcome! Believe me, your skills will be more than adequate! It's about time we came up with an new course of fire...anybody have any ideas? quote: It took me a long time to find you guys. I don’t want to lose you.
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| quote: Give me the cliff notes in that thread.
Ok, so a real quick and dirty rundown on the match here....if you go back and look at the first post on page one, it kind of outlines the idea behind what we're doing here. I think we've adhered to that pretty well as the thread has progressed, with a pretty wide variety of creative challenges. It's all for fun, but at the same time putting in some practice to get better. The match rules are outlined for each new match as it's posted. I'll admit, we've kind of slipped a bit on the two week run times...12 hour + work days and rebuilding a house in my off time sometimes makes it difficult to stay on top of this. But a two week time frame is the goal. There's no hard and fast rules about the courses of fire. The main thing is to try to keep it accessible to everyone within normal range restrictions. We've shot all kinds of different targets, different guns, timed stuff, bullseye...it's whatever the person picking the drill comes up with, and there have been some pretty creative ones. A lot of times we'll post our official target, then go back and practice the course again throughout the week and post/discuss results and progress. It's almost as much a social thread as it is a competition. I've enjoyed it, it's given me an excuse to shoot some guns that don't get out much, and I think it's made me better. |
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| quote: Originally posted by cslinger: How do we feel about 10 rounds weak hand on whatever target you guys choose. I don’t do hardly any weak hand shooting and frankly I should.
Works for me. It's a skill I should spend more time on as well. What distance? |
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| OK, since wrong-handed shooting is pretty much a defensive skill, what do you guys say we stick to traditional defensive distances? 7 yards on a B8 https://targets4free.com/wp-co...-by-Targets4Free.pdf? No time limit for the official match, but it might be useful to run it on the clock a few times just to see how it goes. |
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| Ten rounds weak-hand only, or weak-hand supported by strong hand? (Hope its one-handed. Muahahahaha)
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| Shot three targets this afternoon (Had IDPA match in the morning, with same revolver) . Split the difference from 21 to30 feet. (Because I missed where 92fstech said '7 yards') Twenty-six feet, S&W SSR, 158GR plated .38 Special, fired left hand only, single action, no time constraint. 95-1X 96 2-X 94-3X
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| Yeah I was thinking weak hand only. There are two primary reasons for this. -it’s good practice in case your strong hand/arm is injured in a fight and………….. -It makes for a great excuse for the target I mean hey I was shooting left handed dammit! I will try to get back to the range this week at some point.
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| Damn good shooting. I am thinking about a CZ for this one.
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