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  1. Intro to competitive shooting advice

    https://practiscore.com/rbgc-speed-steel-february-2024/register

  2. Intro to competitive shooting advice

    I would start him in a rimfire division in steel challenge. There's pistol or rifle. No movement, no drawing. Everyone loves ringing steel. RBGC has a great steel match. You can find the registration on https://practiscore.com Pretty much every match in the metro area uses it for sign ups...

  3. Anybody shooting USPSA at Big Woods?

    I think you'll likely be fine, but one thing I'll point out is that pretty much every indoor range I've been too for a match has awful lighting down the bay. I'm young-ish with perfect eyes and I can't shoot iron sights indoors for anything. Red dots make it better, but still outdoors is best...

  4. Pistol competitions, where to start?

    River Bend also runs a monthly outlaw Action Pistol match which is pretty good for newer shooters. Steel Challenge is also a great venue to get started in. It has very little movement and has rimfire divisions which don't require drawing from a holster. The other 2 big outdoor ranges in the...
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    RBGC Run and Gun May 6 2023

    Wanted to go last year , but it conflicted with a big uspsa match. Hope to make it this year.

  6. Steel Challenge RBGC

    There's a number of RBGC members and match frequenters in these forums. Rimfire is the best for Steel Challenge. Pro tip get some hand warmers to keep with your mags and ammo when shooting rimfire in the cold.

  7. Hopefully making it to my first USPSA match this week. What should I know?

    If you're around Canton the best USPSA match is probably the monthly at River Bend Gun Club in Dawsonville. 4th Saturday of every month. @jpm2953 also puts on a great match in Gainesville and is definitely worth the drive.

  8. Competition in middle Ga

    https://practiscore.com/search/matches Practiscore let's you search for matches by area. A lot of different disciplines use this for their sign ups.

  9. Hopefully making it to my first USPSA match this week. What should I know?

    Sign up as Limited minor and shoot a fullsize gun. The goal of your first match is strictly to make it to the end. No one will remember your score, but they will remember if you get a DQ. Let them know when you check in that it's your first match. They'll be plenty of people willing to help...

  10. Anybody up on Carry Optics regs for IDPA?

    It's just press fit in the slide. You hammer it out with a socket.

  11. Anybody up on Carry Optics regs for IDPA?

    The stock Shadow 2 absolutely has a barrel bushing. It's just not a threaded one like the AccuShadow. I replaced it on one of mine with the CGW 10x and it was a marginal improvement.

  12. Need some Boomer-Fudd approved holster suggestions for a CZ Parrot

    I'm assuming this was some outlaw type match. Find a real USPSA match to shoot.

  13. Riverbend gun clubs 5k/10k run and gun april 30th

    https://www.rbgc.org/content.aspx?page_id=2155&club_id=265856&item_id=1201696

  14. Riverbend gun clubs 5k/10k run and gun april 30th

    Bruce Perry posted on the RBGC forums members could email him and he'd preregister them.

  15. Riverbend gun clubs 5k/10k run and gun april 30th

    I was hoping to be able to make it this year, but it's the same weekend as the South Carolina state match. :(
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    Night time shooting

    A night match would be fun to shoot. Even just running white light.
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    Question for my video watchers

    Sorry to hear about your dad. I used to essentially do the same thing. I made a bunch of first and third person shooting videos. Eventually I got to now I only use my videos for my own self analysis. It's a great way to find things to practice so don't stop getting 3rd person of your...

  18. Bowling pin matches

    I think IDPA has a minimum engagement distance for steel in the rules just like USPSA does. You just design the stage so that the steel can't be shot closer than that distance.

  19. Bowling pin matches

    Tons of USPSA matches are shot indoors, most of which probably use some steel. Never really an issue. Some indoor ranges will build boxes around the poppers to help prevent frag from going up and breaking lights.

  20. Bowling pin matches

    When I started out competition shooting I would shoot a weekly indoor pin match. As noted above the only issues really come up because of pins that are filled with lead and need to be replaced and people running exceptionally light loads. Treat them like poppers or plates and keep a minimum...
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