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  1. Sheesh! That’s good shooting. I couldn’t do that in twice the time and twice the number of shots.

    • Get the accuracy first! The fast part comes later. The first time I shot a practical match, they could have timed me in decimal minutes. Now that I’m crippled up enough to have a hard time moving, they could probably use a sun dial to time me now. But just like a bicycle, piano, or basket ball, you get better with practice, practice and some more practice.

  2. I wish my work hours allowed me to shoot matches. It’s very addictive.

    Rio Salado is a bigtime IPSC place while Phoenix Rod & Gun has a lot of IDPA stuff going on.

    If anyone wants to see more cool stuff, search youtube for ACTS matches in Tucson.

    • However, you don’t have to have a race gun to shoot IPSC, my CZ75B did just fine. They have a production class for people like me that don’t want to run raceguns.

      I had a BLAST!!!!

      • CS75B would be my recommendation for a starting point for a high-cap IPSC spray-down gun.

  3. Someday I’m going to learn to successfully do that “rack and catch the ejected round” move. I have so far been unsuccessful. The problem is you can only do it with a live round, because dummies don’t have the same weight and flight characteristics.

    • Find someone who reloads, and have them make you full weight dummy rounds. The power only weights a few grains, and if its that important include a few pellets of bird shot.

  4. Hey I know that range… 🙂

    Those Open Class guns are great – if you can get one whose mags aren’t giving them fits!

  5. That’s interesting for its own sake, but I’d rather see it done with a gun that a person can carry on a regular basis, than with a Rooney gun.

  6. The New York City police department needs to make him an employment offer.

    Better yet, if lots of citizens were armed and could shoot like that, I suspect it would really put a damper on the ambitions of criminals.

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