2012 Mid Atlantic Factory Gun Match

[Cd662]

Evil is a cunning force. Seems like it'll be attacking in groups that don't translate well to 6 shot intervals. Our Production brothers have an advantage

[bob]

It seem like we always end up with one target left and one more reload to finish it off... I think we should start talking about strategy for us 3 revolver shooters

[bob]

Stage 1:

http://cjuspsa.org/files/Stage1.pdf

[bob]

I think stage 1 is not as bad provided you hit the first 2 steel. 

[cas]

I couldn't make much out of them with no way to judge scale/distance.

I could shoot this target from here... but that could be 15 yards or 50 yards away.

[cas]

Our squad gained another shooter…  Greg Soucie - Limited 10  (??)

[bob]

Yes, Greg is. He is a ... .... Who?

[cas]

LoL.. I dunno who it is.

[Shakey]

Greg. Don't know him but i guess he's a nice guy.

[Cd662]

I never take diagrams in books or PDFs too seriously. For me, the most useful intel is knowing if there is a weak or strong hand only stage or something weird like the under the table stage. Reloading while prone is going to be interesting; if you're weak hand reloading, don't drop the gun!

[bob]

Evil is a cunning force. Seems like it'll be attacking in groups that don't translate well to 6 shot intervals. Our Production brothers have an advantage

Hmm, we will let them lead the attack then,,, Evil seems strong

[Cd662]

I am a little worried about the chronograph and don't even have a gun for this yet. Probably going to be running speedloaders and minor power factor again. I learn nothing.

[bob]

It worries yours truly as well.  Trying a new ( actual    ) major load and no sure how that is going to affect my legendary split and transition times.   

[Shakey]

Well at least you need to  try to make minor or else.  You don't want to find out that you shot sub-minor and end up with nothing..

[cas]

I've been shooting the revolver to get some practice (the dreaded P word).  But trying to do that without loading any ammo, and the little I did load with the wrong charge….  it's been good practice. 

6 different bullet types, three different weights and at least three power levels.  That's some useful quality practice.