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i have a camera in my crotch.

seymorebutts443 wrote:

i have a camera in my crotch.

wouldn't that be titty level

all my bitches are way back in this thread.  somewhere around p. 20.

we can gather up old pics and toss them into a contest a lets see whos got the best looking one

I guess we could do a rifle - pistol .... then a contest between the winners for an overall winner

seymorebutts443 wrote:

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I don't know .............. that stanley is something of beauty

Dilbert_X wrote:

Yes very good, a 100 yr old design with hopeless ergonomics which needs hours of gunsmithing to be any use firing a low velocity cartridge....

dilbert thats you gettin knocked the fuck out

Last edited by west-phoenix-az (2010-04-04 01:34:00)

.45s are fun, but they're not match pistol material.

RAIMIUS wrote:

Well, many of us prefer competitions more like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAFG5ahTMlQ

However: "While conventional (bullseye) pistol is a three-gun affair, the top shooters generally agree that using the .45 caliber pistol for both the Centerfire Match and the .45 Match is the best way to go."--The Encylopedia of Bullseye Pistol (John Dreyer)

IPSC - That guy should have been DQ'd since his feet were moving as he was firing - shouldn't even have had his finger on the trigger.
Anyway, IPSC is another comp where .45s are no longer competitive. Of my peer group I used to win routinely shooting minor with an "as issued" Hi Power against 0.45 Para Ordnance double stackers.

Bullseye - Yes in a match until recently restricted to the 0.45 1911 a 0.45 1911 was the best gun to have (although M9s are making inroads but they're even harder to 'smith). Whether you choose a different gun for the centrefire section is basically down to how much training time you have. I'd pick a centrefire which shoots like a .22 over a 0.45 any day.

Edit: Looking at the current rules you can move and shoot, when I was doing it it was considered too dangerous.

Last edited by Dilbert_X (2010-04-05 03:28:48)

Dilbert_X wrote:

RAIMIUS wrote:

Well, many of us prefer competitions more like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAFG5ahTMlQ

However: "While conventional (bullseye) pistol is a three-gun affair, the top shooters generally agree that using the .45 caliber pistol for both the Centerfire Match and the .45 Match is the best way to go."--The Encylopedia of Bullseye Pistol (John Dreyer)

IPSC - That guy should have been DQ'd since his feet were moving as he was firing - shouldn't even have had his finger on the trigger.
Anyway, IPSC is another comp where .45s are no longer competitive. Of my peer group I used to win routinely shooting minor with an "as issued" Hi Power against 0.45 Para Ordnance double stackers.

Ok, so you are more accurate than your peers.  I haven't seen many winners shooting with minor loads, lately.  (although I don't keep track of IPSC that well)

You do have a point, as many top shooters use double stack 1911s in .38Super.

Last edited by RAIMIUS (2010-04-05 15:43:43)

The charging handle is used to load or unload a cartridge when the bolt is closed.

Basically you use the charging handle to initially load the rifle, then to unload the rifle when done. In between the initial load and final unload the magazine follower activates the bolt catch after the last round is fired, holding the bolt open. A new mag is inserted and the bolt catch is pushed to release the bolt and load a new cartridge.

Example:
Rifle is empty
Insert loaded magazine
Pull and release charging handle
Fire all rounds in the mag
The bolt locks open automatically
Remove empty mag
Insert a new mag
Release bolt catch
Fire half the rounds in the mag and decide you are done
Remove the mag
Pull charging handle to extract unfired round from the chamber, hold charging handle back to visually inspect the chamber making sure it is empty.

Last edited by west-phoenix-az (2010-04-05 16:40:30)