WVPPS May 16, 2010

[riverman67]

You did fine. The first match or two is always and adventure. There are a few things to string together and figure out in this sport.

Yep, and then you forget everything that you thought you knew when the damn buzzer goes off

I did ascertain that I think I'm gonna like my new gun
I'm just going to have to get better reloading those tiny mags

 

[jakemartens]

Yep, and then you forget everything that you thought you knew when the damn buzzer goes off

I did ascertain that I think I'm gonna like my new gun
I'm just going to have to get better reloading those tiny mags

The fine art of reloading a single stack. Rob Leatham says that is one of the reasons he continues to win the SS matches is because he is so used to reloading the skinny mags compared to the guys that shoot hi cap all year and then come over and shoot the SS nat's and have to adjust.

When I shoot single stack I sit on the sofa with about 15 mags and keep doing mag changes over and over again, just dropping them and grabbing them, over and over.

 

[rhino]

When I shoot single stack I sit on the sofa with about 15 mags and keep doing mag changes over and over again, just dropping them and grabbing them, over and over.

Hmm. I distinctly recall someone telling me that they don't practice and/or did not practice, and yet, the testimony clearly refutes the claim! YOU ARE EXPOSED, SIR! EXPOSED!

 

[Coach]

Hmm. I distinctly recall someone telling me that they don't practice and/or did not practice, and yet, the testimony clearly refutes the claim! YOU ARE EXPOSED, SIR! EXPOSED!

It was a rough weekend one good friend caught in a lie about dry fire and another wussed with a 98.7 degree temp and I turned forty today, and did not get the promotion at school.

The thing is I am not surprised about any of this.

 

[rhino]

It was a rough weekend one good friend caught in a lie about dry fire and another wussed with a 98.7 degree temp and I turned forty today, and did not get the promotion at school.

The thing is I am not surprised about any of this.

I had a suitably obnoxious birthday card ready for you, plus some minor pranks planned, but it was not to be.

In any case, Happy Birthday, you thick-necked goon!

 

[jakemartens]

It was a rough weekend one good friend caught in a lie about dry fire and another wussed with a 98.7 degree temp and I turned forty today, and did not get the promotion at school.

The thing is I am not surprised about any of this.

Seems the Chivas was a perfect gift, enjoy!!

I have never really had a dry fire practice, never said anything about reloading practice.

 

[Coach]

Seems the Chivas was a perfect gift, enjoy!!

I have never really had a dry fire practice, never said anything about reloading practice.

I wondered where that came from. Thanks. I am sampling it right now. I have always had an appreciation for a hard licker.

 

[rhino]

I have never really had a dry fire practice, never said anything about reloading practice.

[ BigCraig ]

Seriously, Jake? . . . Seriously?

[ /BigCraig ]

 

[HICKMAN]

see, McCauley and I were supposed to be competing against each other like that... then he goes running back to Production!

 

[jakemartens]

[ BigCraig ]
Seriously, Jake? . . . Seriously?
[ /BigCraig ]

Really.
I figure one of these days when I get enough motivation to become a better shooter I will actually put a real practice session together, live fire, dry fire, exercise to loose some weight, just enough where I am still having fun and it doesn't feel like I am working at it.

 

[downrange72]

see, McCauley and I were supposed to be competing against each other like that... then he goes running back to Production!

JT, hadn't seen you in awhile. Guess that never came up. I'll probably go back to Limited after State...I'm finding I don't like reloading as much as I thought I would

 

[riverman67]

It was a rough weekend one good friend caught in a lie about dry fire and another wussed with a 98.7 degree temp and I turned forty today, and did not get the promotion at school.

The thing is I am not surprised about any of this.

Coach
We all KNOW he practices because he keeps getting better.
The other guy didn't have a fever , he knew it was going to rain.

For those of us at forty, or a little beyond , we just need to start employing a little more treachery in order to triumph over youth and skill.

Happy Birhtday, You Magnificent B@@t@@D

 

[riverman67]

The fine art of reloading a single stack. Rob Leatham says that is one of the reasons he continues to win the SS matches is because he is so used to reloading the skinny mags compared to the guys that shoot hi cap all year and then come over and shoot the SS nat's and have to adjust.

When I shoot single stack I sit on the sofa with about 15 mags and keep doing mag changes over and over again, just dropping them and grabbing them, over and over.

Hmm. I distinctly recall someone telling me that they don't practice and/or did not practice, and yet, the testimony clearly refutes the claim! YOU ARE EXPOSED, SIR! EXPOSED!

I am going to practice , at least a little , and I will not fib about it

Thanks for the tip Jake
My wife gets nervous when I have reloading practice on the couch.
If I get the right look on my face ..I can have the TV remote all evening

 

[rhino]

I am going to practice , at least a little , and I will not fib about it

Thanks for the tip Jake
My wife gets nervous when I have reloading practice on the couch.
If I get the right look on my face ..I can have the TV remote all evening

You could get one of those yellow inert training barrels from Blade Tech holsters, knives and tactical gear for military, law enforcement, shooting competition and hunting. for that and it might make things a bit less tense.

 

[riverman67]

You could get one of those yellow inert training barrels from Blade Tech holsters, knives and tactical gear for military, law enforcement, shooting competition and hunting. for that and it might make things a bit less tense.

I was just being funny . I unload and recheck things several times and leave the ammo in another oart of the house.
I like having control of the remote

Are you feeling better.... slacker .
100.4 is not really a fever you know.

 

[rhino]

I was just being funny . I unload and recheck things several times and leave the ammo in another oart of the house.
I like having control of the remote

It's still a worthwhile consideration. Better safe than sorry!

Are you feeling better.... slacker .
100.4 is not really a fever you know.

Yes, I am, thanks. And it was 100.2 F when I checked it Sunday morning. I was sick!

 

[BillD]

You were sick before you got a fever.

 

[riverman67]

It's still a worthwhile consideration. Better safe than sorry!

You are correct , The next time I make an order from someplace that has them in stock I will get one . It would be good for dryfire practice too, can't be too safe



Yes, I am, thanks. And it was 100.2 F when I checked it Sunday morning. I was sick!

If you had come out and played in the rain it would have cooled you down.

Glad youre feeling better

 

[HICKMAN]

JT, hadn't seen you in awhile. Guess that never came up. I'll probably go back to Limited after State...I'm finding I don't like reloading as much as I thought I would

that's okay, you win D in Production and I'll go after winning D in Limited

then we'll both focus on moving up to C,

 

[rhino]

You were sick before you got a fever.

At this juncture, my typical response might be, "I can't argue with the truth," but that would incite a series of "Seriously, Joey? Seriously?" messages suggesting that I may have, at some point in the past, engaged in rhetoric which may have been construed as perhaps questioning the validity of some allegation which may or may not have been factual.

So, I shall simply say, "You are correct."