ironpony52 said:

It has been a while but 10 seconds would be fairly easy. IPSC guy would be in the 6-7 second range probably faster.

Click to expand...

Agreed.

Guessing that whoever came up with the drill had LE and personal defense in mind, a typical IPSC/USPSA comp holster might unfairly remove a quarter second or so. Likewise a comp pistol with a brake and light trigger would have maybe a second to a second and a half advantage versus a typical carry or duty pistol.

The reload is on the move so it really doesn't carry a time penalty by doing so inside the 10 second hack.

Will be something different to try next time out. We will run it with a Level 2 retention holsters and G17s to see how bad we suck.

.30 Caliber Magazine. Enables the assault weapon to fire 30 rounds in 0.5 seconds…and has a thing that tells time.

168BTHPM said:

Insurance companies and their adjusters don't give two shits about your individual claim's legitimate value.

Click to expand...

That’s certainly true.

Its a great optic...
I have subjected 4 samples to some fairly severe use on various big calibres ...and not on issue thus far.. When you factor in the cost, it would be very hard to criticise..

bumpski

Rodney65 said:

I very much appreciate the offer but until we officially become the 51st state ITAR and duty (that's tariffs imposed on the north side of the border, nothing Trump did) will be difficult to get around.

Click to expand...

In that case reach out to:
tell him I sent you. He's a brother from another mother to me, VERY knowledgeable and will do his best to assist you

bulldog_b said:

I believe it's the 17" but I'll double check tonight.

Click to expand...

I'm going to PM you as well

Loading 55gr FMJBT trying to stick with a powder thats easy for bulk loading

I believe it's the 17" but I'll double check tonight.

I had an XLR Element chassis and switched to McMillan A6-7. I prefer the recoil deadening that the stock provides.

I would think anyone, in any scenario that has suffered life long debilitating injuries or disfigurement should seek counsel. Not an ambulance chaser, not the guys that advertise on TV in the middle of the night, a well known reputable counselor or firm. Even if insurance is not involved. In cases of insufficient insurance coverage, an excess judgement can be attained and assets of the defendant attached or seized and sold to satisfy the judgement.

this

They will never let go , not because of vaccination but because of non conforming behaviour

_Thor_ said:

I want to be careful not to ruffle any feathers, but I have an honest question. I'm interested in shooting at QSC in the upcoming PRS match, but the drive is quite a long way for me. I've shot at Pigg River and thought it was a great experience with the beautiful rolling hills and perfect grass, varied terrain and interesting props. I've shot at other places like Coleman's Creek and Frontline Defense that have unique features like mountainous terrain or nice wooded areas. The pictures I've seen of QSC look like it's a fairly basic square range with flat terrain and not much "novelty" to speak of. Again, not trying to bash, but looking for some opinions - is the drive to the Quantico match worth it if there are options closer to me?

Click to expand...

Quantico is my home range, shoot there almost every weekend and have always enjoyed my time there.

I am new to PRS, only 3 matches under my belt, two of which are at Quantico, the other was at Coleman's creek, all within the last 6 months so my baseline comparison is different to others who have chimed in with prior experiences.

I agree that the range experiences are vastly different given Quantico's Ironman Range was designed for Marine Corps quals/flat (literally and figuratively) range training, compared to something like Coleman's Creek that has purposefully designed lanes, various terrain, props, and shooting into and out of valleys.

If one is "blessed enough" to live in the DMV area, Quantico is awesome for those of us who live locally, its hard to find and regularly shoot 750-1000yards and a mixed steel range within 30 minutes of a major metro, let alone the commieville of Washington DC.

For whatever it is worth, I can definitely relate to the time to do a match with the drive, I am pretty picky on traveling for the sport myself. I can say from my n=1 experience that the club and its leadership is very open to constructive feedback for PRS matches.

Happy to bring you on as a guest if you want to visit before a match, but understand making a drive to visit vs just doing the match may not be value add. There is a solid group of us that go to practice when Ironman is open.

Bump.

Is bad faith a thing with federal workers comp?