July 10th Alliston Match... Great match... Video!

euxx said:
Like I said - insignificant difference. I still using the same rig in IPSC and USPSA.
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What you talking about??
USPSA - trigger pull in production?
-magazines in IPSC?
-race holster in IPSC?

is this insignificant?? If proposed changes, and in particular having muzzle out side any part of the body will take place your holster will need to be modify or you will need to buy race holster to accommodate changes.
 
PeterPan said:
What you talking about??
USPSA - trigger pull in production?
-magazines in IPSC?
-race holster in IPSC?

is this insignificant?? If proposed changes, and in particular having muzzle out side any part of the body will take place your holster will need to be modify or you will need to buy race holster to accommodate changes.
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Yep. Still the same rig and the same gun
 
euxx said:
Yep. Still the same rig and the same gun
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really??

So why do you remove you mag bump when we are in US?:confused:
or if you an American Production shooter with 2lbs trigger and you want to shoot IPSC in Production what do you do?
still same??
 
PeterPan said:
really??
So why do you remove you mag bump when we are in US?:confused:
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I have base pads because I like to save my magazines dropping on concrete floor when I can and too lazy to get full tube CZ magazines.

PeterPan said:
or if you an American Production shooter with 2lbs trigger and you want to shoot IPSC in Production what do you do?
still same??
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Last time I checked I was Canadian shooter, but nothing stops American shooter to get heavier trigger and shoot both USPSA and IPSC with the same gun. There is easy common ground between two. And once again, what makes most USPSA matches different from what we see in Ontario is the stages and also competitor's skills.
 
The ROC said:
Wow Guys! I have to admit your stage setup is getting better and better each time. A good challenging match that I took for granted from your past matches and this time I forgot to do my stretched before the start of th match.

Thanks again to the cook(s) and match crew for host a great match and thank to Scot for cleaning out my wallet... again!

Till next time... DVC!

Thanks Allman and the crew...I did not know that I can still run and i'm paying for it right now but enjoyed the match very good stages hope I can make it to the next one..
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euxx said:
I have base pads because I like to save my magazines dropping on concrete floor when I can and too lazy to get full tube CZ magazines.



Last time I checked I was Canadian shooter, but nothing stops American shooter to get heavier trigger and shoot both USPSA and IPSC with the same gun. There is easy common ground between two. And once again, what makes most USPSA matches different from what we see in Ontario is the stages and also competitor's skills.
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As a Canadian/IPSC shooter you shouldn't fiddle at all, why bother??

Having different rules allows shooter to gain certain advantage. USPSA rules or IPSC rules are written for a reason. You don't have to adapt to them at all, but your advantage diminishes, due to be bump to Open, do you remember??. If the differences were minor, no one would even talk about it, but they are not minor.
 
PeterPan said:
As a Canadian/IPSC shooter you shouldn't fiddle at all, why bother??
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Have no idea what does suppose to mean.

PeterPan said:
Having different rules allows shooter to gain certain advantage. USPSA rules or IPSC rules are written for a reason. You don't have to adapt to them at all, but your advantage diminishes, due to be bump to Open, do you remember??. If the differences were minor, no one would even talk about it, but they are not minor.
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Maybe it does, maybe it doesn't. But there is only few Canadian shooters who can gain any noticeable advantage at large matches. So, it is a moo point argument. I also remember number of people bumped to Open because of the issues with equipment. You have to know the rules, but like I said, the common ground is big enough, so it not worth arguing.
 
mlao said:
The ROC said:
Wow Guys! I have to admit your stage setup is getting better and better each time. A good challenging match that I took for granted from your past matches and this time I forgot to do my stretched before the start of th match.

Thanks again to the cook(s) and match crew for host a great match and thank to Scot for cleaning out my wallet... again!

Till next time... DVC!

Thanks Allman and the crew...I did not know that I can still run and i'm paying for it right now but enjoyed the match very good stages hope I can make it to the next one..
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I feel like a grandpa now.. with all the running involved you still kicked my ass!!! ;)
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